Managing cases involving damages estimation in various business disputes.

Performing financial modeling for regulated utilities; supporting expert witness testimony.

Taught intermediate micro in the Department of Economics, and managerial economics in the McCombs School of Business.

Taught intermediate micro, MBA macro, principles of macro and game theory. Area Coordinator for principles of macroeconomics.

Taught intermediate micro and principles of macro. Observed, evaluated and advised teaching GTAs.

Taught labor, intermediate and advanced micro.

Worked with the President and Dean to manage the inception of a new academic department and profit center that saw $500,000 in new revenues during the first year. Coordinated the planning and execution of the first graduate program at UCCI – the Masters in Human Resource Management. Worked with the business community to organize numerous training programs including CPA and CFA review courses. Created several customized programs to facilitate training needs of the local government. Managed staff of twelve faculty members, responsible for hiring, academic scheduling, and strategic planning. Taught numerous economics courses including labor, econometrics, international, and managerial economics.

Worked with managing principle to assist on damages analyses and valuation projects. Lost profits analysis for retail gasoline lessee yielded $2M judgment. Business and real estate valuation for high temperature alloys partner yielded $6M judgment.

Worked with managing principle, senior economists and analysts on expert reports covering class certification, issues of antitrust liability, and damages estimation. Oversaw antitrust damages model which resulted in a $140M jury verdict for a medical device manufacturer in federal court. Managed case concerning class certification in the medical waste disposal industry. Performed damages calculations and undertook industry research on numerous other matters.