Brandon Lee Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Virginia, United States

I analyze legislation introduced on Capitol Hill pertaining to tax, Social Security, education, agriculture, and pharmaceutical issues for subscribers who have political or commercial interests in these sectors and need in-depth, objective research about the details and prospects of these proposals.

Washington, D.C.

I curated BGOV's signature daily “Afternoon Brief” and co-curated its morning counterpart, "What to Know in Washington"—the most consistently-read BGOV productions each day on the Bloomberg Terminal by subscribers. I worked alongside reporters to provide original content, and coordinated with other news divisions under Bloomberg L.P. I utilized keen.

Arlington, Virginia

I managed the breaking news feed of Bloomberg BNA's marquee product, the Daily Report for Executives, aggregating regulatory, legal, and budgetary news updates developing in Congress and the White House. To ensure clarity and quality, I crafted strong headlines, streamlined ledes, and cross-referenced content for accuracy before posting them to the.

Washington, D.C.

I attended regular board meetings to discuss and voted on issues pertaining to Hatchet Publications Inc., a 501(c)(3) and owner of The GW Hatchet, an independent student newspaper at the George Washington University. Voted onto the Board of Directors in 2017, I have studied and advised on cashflows, financial obligations, property, staff, fundraising, and.

Arlington, Va. And Washington, D.C.

Concurrently, I edited material for BGOV's front-of-paywall site (about.bgov.com/news/), and formerly for BNA's. These roles included leveraging visuals, tagging metadata, and being fluent in search engine optimization to maximize reach. Free content is a critical element of BGOV's sales strategy, and I coordinated with our social team to facilitate.

Washington, D.C.

I edited articles for conciseness, accuracy, and accordance to Associated Press Style. Equipped with a thorough understanding of editorial guidelines such as standards on numbers, titles, and abbreviations, I entered new rules to The Hatchet's stylebook, held workshops for the staff on proper style, and ultimately was a primary resource for the team on.

Washington, D.C.

I attended weekly meetings to debate hot issues on campus, and helped write our staff editorial. Issues ranged from student retention to sexual assault prevention, to the merits of safe spaces. But the board's most important role is interviewing presidential candidates for the Student Association, deliberating their strengths and weaknesses, and publishing.

Washington, D.C.

I reported on news and any important issues pertaining to the GW and D.C. community for The GW Hatchet, covering military and student veterans affairs, sexual assault prevention, the D.C. mayoral election, race relations, city homelessness, and GW's financial aid policies. Some of my reporting can be found below.

Washington, D.C.

As a research assistant, I played a key behind-the-scenes role in fact-checking articles, sifting through writers' research, cross-referencing available information with stories, checking for fair presentations of statistics, and precise quote attributions, which I would obtain after reading through transcriptions of the reporters' interviews with their.

Washington, D.C.

I compiled data from reputable sources like the CIA and UN to illustrate growth in metrics of human standards, like social attitudes on race and rule of law. I also edited analyses and op-eds by scholars, produced social media, and performed outreach for HumanProgress.org — a data-driven research project by the Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and.

http://www.tnbeducation.com/

I tutored high school students on the SAT's and ACT's reading and writing sections, which included lessons in writing, reading comprehension, vocabulary and grammar. I also guided them through the college essaywriting process, and aided students in AP U.S. and World History, preparing them for SAT Subject Tests and AP exams with original study material.

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Science, History

Advanced Studies

Activities and Societies: Student newspaper, varsity swimming, speech & debate.