• Manage client relationships with 15 to 20 insurance brokers, reinsurance brokers, MGAs/MGUs, and financial services institutions who utilize Verisk’s catastrophe modeling software solutions and serve on the client support teams for an additional 10 to 15 clients• Responsibilities to clients include onboarding and training; developing workflows and SQL scripts; running support meetings and in-person client visits; providing ongoing support by responding to inquires and investigating issues; carrying out ad-hoc projects; partnering with the product, technical, sales, and marketing teams to support clients, identify product improvements, and drive growth; and overseeing additional client support by overseas teams• Served as co-captain of the ‘Knowledge Center’ at the 2024 Verisk Insurance Conference, which involved coordinating 7 demo stations and managing 24 staff members for the conference’s 600+ attendees• Lead internal trainings on Verisk software products and SQL• Present project highlights and team updates in department-wide and company-wide meetings• Received the Consulting and Client Services Group ‘Rising Star Award’ in January 2024

• Developed financial and economic models, executed quantitative analyses, performed qualitative research, and conducted quality control reviews for securities litigation and international arbitration matters• Produced materials and prepared economic experts for testimony at hearings• Served as the point person on multiple international arbitration projects• Led company-wide and practice-specific training sessions for new analysts on Excel and financial databases

• Oversaw an 18-member student board in planning, facilitating, and evaluating daily Jewish programming on campus• Functioned as an external liaison to other student groups, the Tufts administration, the Tufts Hillel Board of Directors, and the general Tufts community• Also served as a Holidays Co-Chair (Aug. 2019 – Dec. 2019), a Shabbat Innovation Fellow (Aug. 2019 – Dec. 2019), and a Freshman Programming Co-Chair (Nov. 2017 – May 2019)

• Directed a team of six students in helping nonprofit organizations in the Boston area improve operations• Projects involved analyzing the state of the organizations, developing a business plan for expansion, identifying alternative revenue streams, performing cost analyses, developing an optimal pricing strategy, crafting marketing materials, devising a LinkedIn strategy, and assessing the feasibility of attaining 501(c)(3) status

• Examined SEC filings and internal financial data, utilizing tools such as Capital IQ, to gather data and evidence for use in testifying experts’ reports for a securities litigation case• Performed consistent quality control reviews to ensure accuracy and reliability of data and text within memos, spreadsheets, charts, and general analyses• Executed research and analyses to assist with business development projects

• Researched American insurance and retirement markets in order to assist company in expanding internationally• Created documents and spreadsheets outlining data on the following topics in the insurance and pension industries: products, communication methods, major players, market share, licenses and regulations, startup competitors, and innovations in the industry• Worked with supervisor to learn about Israeli startups and assist with daily business operations like updating their company database and developing materials for potential investors

• Developed programming in 9 different specialty areas (music, STEM, outdoor education, etc.) for campers aged 4 to 13• Worked as part of camp’s overall leadership team to carry out the Y’s mission, to enhance the consumer experience, and to problem solve when necessary

• Supervised approximately twenty 4 to 6 year old campers in various outdoor activities• Led a team of 3 to 4 volunteers and counselors in training