Eric Freeman Email & Phone Number

United States

Retained by a client group of corporations, partnerships, and 501(c)(3) public charities to clarify the practical, rigorous, dimensional, and developmental facets of a tax efficient business infrastructure — within both the for profit and nonprofit sectors.When blueprinting a construction project, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of permit to code requirements. The same blueprint architecture considerations exist when constructing a business — including a correct understanding of what the Internal Revenue Code permits.An accurate understanding of the Code is acutely required for anyone entering the nonprofit space — where an awareness of distinctions between public charities and private foundations is critical.As a Tax Architect, I advise business startups by providing important tax implication awareness necessary to clarify an optimal legal entity blueprint — and when necessary, restructure a tax architecture for already defined firms.I also advise individual taxpayers on various strategic options to enhance their tax profile based on personal holdings, real property, marital status, side interests, and other tax pertinent factors. Perform strategic corporate tax math (Form 990, Form 1065, Form 1120).As an Infrastructure Adviser, I explain a contextual framework necessary to define a personal loan underwriting document strategy for entrepreneurs.For already defined firms needing business intelligence, I use quantitative analysis tools to translate historic data into a strategic optimization of resources — yielding business efficiency and sound decisions of the firm. Analytic tools include break even point analysis, decision trees, and expected risk / sensitivity analysis — and for fiscal strategy: absorbing state Markov Processes to forecast accounts receivable and establish an allowance for doubtful accounts.In sum, I leverage strategic tax considerations and business math analytics to optimize client retained earnings.

Baltimore City

Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer for regional college alumni club.Exercise Duties of Loyalty, of Fealty, and of Care toward the exercise of public trust as governor of a nonprofit corporation.

Baltimore City

Perform fiscal flow of control over financial analysis, summary reporting, and nonprofit tax compliance functions for regional college alumni club.Surjectively map public charity infrastructure onto strategic alliances and local partnerships to further academic educational advancement and enhanced public good outcomes within the Baltimore metropolitan area.

Founder of a Shadow Math Learning facility, as organized a) to dispatch in-person math instruction in residence at public and parochial schools who lack math teachers; b) to furnish FREE online math instruction to afterschool students.Teach a math learning curriculum aligned with MCAP College Preparatory math standards and objectives – to remediate the foundational gaps inured by attending a low performing public school, and to extend public school math learning beyond Algebra.Course sections taught: Foundations of Algebra, Algebra I - II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Discrete Math, and Set Theory Probability w/ Formal Logic.Fun Fact: Prof. Freeman placed into Calculus III during freshmen week at Dartmouth College.

Baltimore City

Adjunct Professor of Math: Provide foundational math instruction to new undergraduate students who were graduated with an insufficient working proficiency of algebra and geometry. Deliver extemporaneous math content lectures to foster analytical thinking skills within a hybrid lecture / online ALEKS™ environment – apropos of unique student need and differentiated learning ability.

Wilmington, North Carolina Area

Provided math instruction to developmental math students within a hybrid lecture / online Pearson™ environment. Devised my own content lectures to map into our Pearson™ learning module curriculum.Consistently ranked between 4.5 and 4.6 on a 5-point scale under a student evaluation scoring assessment -- surrounding delimiters which include respectfulness, accessibility, and command of subject matter.

Full charge responsibility for the financial health and fiscal integrity of the firm. Directed flow of control of budgetary resources. Measured income to assess performance; analyzed client history to create interaction strategies, payment plans, and revenue projections. Managed inventory supply chain, asset valuations, and depreciation schedules. Regulated debt service on corporate trade accounts. Performed employee payroll (W-2 and 1099-MISC withholdings), generated monthly invoices, and ran corporate financials (A/P, A/R, and income statements) according to GAAP. Administered group benefits. Made corporate tax filings (IRS Form 1120)

Math learning instructor for a chronologically blended undergraduate student body; taught 3-4 sections per trimester – including remedial courses. Developed a studied and successful content delivery model for marginal students socially promoted through the public school system into college.

PhD Student, Mathematical Economics • Quadratic Forms, Lagrangian Cost-Budget OptimizationGraduate Instructor, Dept of Mathematics • MATH 126 - College AlgebraGraduate Instructor Assistant, Dept of Economics • ECON 225 - Statistics for Business & EconomicsGraduate Assistant, WVU Center for Black Culture • Math Support Instructor • Graduate Student Mentor, Ronald E McNair Program

Department Of Mathematics

Master's Level Research, Abstract AlgebraUCSB Faculty Sponsor, Bill Jacob, Ph.D.UCSB Program Chair, John Mohr, Ph.D.• Abstract Witt Groups over Finite Fields in Characteristic 2(abstract): If F is a field, we denote by WF the Witt ring of symmetric bilinear forms over F, and by WqF, the Witt group of quadratic forms over F. In the case where the characteristic of F is other than 2, the categories of symmetric bilinear forms and quadratic forms are isomorphic. Consequently, WF and WqF are identical. However, if the characteristic of F = 2, such is no longer the case.Although we know infinite groups exist in characteristic 2, this study surrounds creating finite abstract Witt groups of the function fields F[X], by using the generator-relation structure of Wq F[X] to carry out the necessary calculations.Ultimately, we generated a mathematical number system never defined before, by well-defining our axiomatic assumptions / operations, then simply following them.(transferable skills / tools):• process implementation -- recognizing the process of taking what you have and operating on it iteratively until you’ve achieved a desired outcome; and• confidence -- understanding how to give yourself permission to reach a level of success never before obtained, and how to surmount fear of the unknown inherent within achieving beyond your comfort level -- by trusting in the process.

Department Of Mathematics

Master's Level Research, Geometric Group TheoryUCSB Faculty Sponsor, Jon McCammond, Ph.D.UCSB Program Chair, John Mohr, Ph.D.• One-Relator Groups & Punctureable Complexes(abstract): Transforming algebraic one-relator word groups into topological spaces, then operating on those spaces using homeomorphic functions yields systems of face & vertex equations and graphs. Such a process reveals (i) whether the systems of equations are consistent, (ii) angle measurements that would satisfy the system, and (iii) whether graphs made by representing the angles as faces do in fact form bipartite graphs. If not, because non-bipartite graphs are consistent, angle solutions do exist.Ultimately, this process shows how the generators of a one-relator group can topologically construct a polyhedron reducible into punctureable cell complexes.(transferable skills / tools):• translational solvability — recognizing how to map a life problem with EXTREMELY difficult parameters into a less difficult context, then seeing how to find a valid answer within the less difficult construct; and• efficiency solvability — understanding the need to analyze a problem to determine whether it is even solvable BEFORE beginning to work.

Washington Dc

Senior Executive Assistant to the Vice President for Health Care Affairs. Advised and administered policy protocols for the Council of Teaching Hospitals (COTH), the Graduate Medical Education (GME) group, and the Group on Resident Affairs (GRA).Provided general assistance to the Director of Regulatory Counsel as necessary.

(Contractor)

Compiled credit rating agency data from Standard and Poor's, Moody's, and Fitch Ratings on firms rated CreditWatch with negative implications. Pulled 10-K and 10-Q Edgar filings.

(Part-Time)

Member, legal accounting staff. Monitored attorney-client billing ledgers for discrepancies. Researched BNA Daily Tax Report for IRS Revenue Rulings and other tax court holdings.

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Analyzed and drafted statistical reports on regional sales revenue streams. Supported channel partners and enterprise customers by conducting internet research for draft bid proposals. Quality control reviewed End User Licensing Agreements (EULA) before ratification.

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Administered support in toto for bid protest lawsuits against the US Air Force filed by disappointed RFP responders to best-value procurements heard at the GSA Board of Contract Appeals – from the de minimis of chronology Rule 4 files to writing dispositive motions for summary judgment, crafting interrogatories, researching legal citations & points of authority, and writing junior-level case briefs.

Math & Engineering Sciences

Activities and Societies: Chapter Founder, National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) at Dartmouth

Summer Lecturer, Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Taught pre-algebra courses to prospective incoming first-year students. Tutored pre-calculus. President.

Graduate Fellow, Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Summer graduate math research (invited) • geometric group theory, abstract algebra

Phd Studies, Mathematical Economics

Activities and Societies: Doctoral research in comparative static analysis, Keynesian economic models, and quadratic forms-based.

Llm (Part-Time, In Progress), Tax Law/Taxation

Activities and Societies: Advanced topics in federal taxation • partnership taxation • taxation of gifts, estates & trusts • non-profit.