Leading GD's innovation strategy, with a focus on transforming the firm's service delivery platform to provide a more modern experience for both internal and external stakeholders.

Co-teaching LAW564: Startups & Venture Capital Bootcamp (with Professor Elizabeth Pollman), a course examining venture-backed startups and venture capital contracting from a theoretical and practical legal perspective.

Acquired by JPMorgan in 2023.

Taught aspiring entrepreneurs in the Master of Entrepreneurial Ventures program. • 2020 Hazleton Faculty Excellence Award recipient• Courses taught: Seed Financings & Securities Regulation; Venture Capital; and Entrepreneurial Acquisitions & Exits.

Advised companies participating in a non-dilutive set of accelerator programs in partnership with IBM and Columbia University for building and scaling successful companies in the areas of data transparency, big data, AI/ML, blockchain, cybersecurity, or related fields in deep tech.

Created original content and product offerings for Practical Law, the premier online legal know-how service for business lawyers, enabling thousands of law firm and in-house attorney subscribers in the startup and venture capital space to work more efficiently.

Served as outside general counsel to dozens of startup and emerging technology companies and represented the premier venture capital firms and angel investors that finance those companies in the U.S. and internationally. Analyzed legal, business and market risks and counseled founders, senior executives and venture capital investors to help them make risk-adjusted business decisions.

Counseled Fortune 500 companies, bulge-bracket investment banks, top-tier private equity firms and pro bono clients in a wide range of corporate and financial transactions. Received firm award for pro bono services.

Worked on several high-profile leveraged buyout transactions at the outset of the credit crisis that led to the Great Recession.