• Orchestrating a team of 38 marketing professionals to accomplish digital asset advocacy workstreams, including message crafting, policy development, and stakeholder engagement through multiple channels.• Guiding CEO Joseph Lubin through five high-level meetings with key lawmakers in the House and Senate, using the Consensys platform to stand up for the web3 industry on FIT21 and stablecoin bills.• Activating the industry around financial regulation by promoting national polling and advertorials prior to the election, featuring successful messaging in publications such as the Wall Street Journal and The Hill.•Drafting and distributed blog posts, press releases, and strategic content that amplified the company’s voice on regulatory issues while making markets more transparent, resilient, and accessible.

• Consulting on product and policy strategy to guide founders toward business opportunities and away from potential industry or regulatory risks using high-quality market intelligence. • Coordinating with engineering, design, and legal stakeholders to determine the key mechanistic design features of this novel mobile application in order to achieve best possible product-market fit.• Serving as a subject matter expert at industry events, such as New York Tech week, to promote the Carrot App to new users in support of the firm's user acquisition strategy. • Producing memos and reports on new user acquisition channels, such as Warpcast, designing strategies to increase application usage by 100x through campaigns and giveaways.• Designing and deploying branded assets across social media platforms, including Drakula.app, using tools like Canva to promote the Carrot mascot and new features such as the Daily Dig feedback loop.

• Directed four-person teams responding to notice-and-comment rulemaking from standard-setting bodies like IOSCO and FSOC, and regulators like SEC, MAS, and JFSA, to lay the groundwork for world-first stablecoin legislation and support Circle’s regulatory practices and business posture. • Cultivated relationships with key officials on Capitol Hill and within U.S. executive agencies such as the OCC and White House OSTP to push forward innovation-friendly policy that safely promoted stablecoins, automated market-making technology, and tokenized custody solutions. • Spearheaded product and business development teams to onboard five banking, fintech, and AI clients who could benefit from improved financial infrastructure, while integrating our regulatory findings into product plans to future-proof Circle innovations.

• “Beyond Terra: An Assessment of Stablecoin Benefits and Policy," which was co-authored with Global Digital Asset & Cryptocurrency Association, was awarded “Featured Research 2022” and was a finalist in the submission category.

• Steered industry partners in the Public Policy Working Group on their response to the Stablecoin Trust Act while drafting comment letters to the Federal Reserve on their new CBDC pilot program.• Authored and published Stablecoin Working Group thought leadership that analyzes the need for Self-Regulatory Organizations and Model Risk Management discipline by stablecoin issuers.• Built out and publishing for the Fiduciary Duty and Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer (AML/KYC) subcommittees to provide actionable rules and guidance for partner firms to comply with regulations.

• Organized and hosted high-level Web3 events such as a roundtable with Frank McCourt, entrepreneur and founder of the Decentralized Social Networking Protocol, to further conversation between builders and students in the blockchain and data sovereignty space. • Managing a team of 6 Board members building out event planning, education, communications, alumni relations, and treasury functions to facilitate policy discussions with future McCourt Students. • Establishing a space for cross-campus discussions on the nature and future of technology policy through high-profile events and outreach to Georgetown leadership.• Engaging with high-level faculty, administration, and public figures to coordinate events and workshops for the technology policy community.

• Co-pioneered and deployed two pandemic tabletop simulations involving WHO leadership, producing dual reports to the Managing Director to inform member nations’ public policy.• Analyzed private-sector blockchain and Central Bank Digital Currency projects to grow Fund’s knowledge base, including a workshop in partnership with MIT.• Led research for three papers on U.S. corporate leverage, global civil unrest, and technological digitization in LICs, furthering financial stability studies.• Conducted statistical analysis of vaccine manufacturing data to anticipate global supply chain bottlenecks for private pharmaceutical companies.• Co-organized major research conferences including the ARC and 20th Pollack Research Conference on the economic costs of climate change and the future of debt. • Promoted the running of the Office of the Chief Economist and liaised between the Research Department and the Managing Director's Office.

• Attended and analyzed 2019 hearings for Facebook’s planned Libra/Diem digital currency to guide programs pending Digital Innovation policy pieces.• Authored and introduced monthly newsletters reporting on technology developments between United States and Europe to strengthen advocacy. • Developed three literature reviews for policy briefs on socio-economic outcomes from disinformation, 5G and hate speech to prep policymakers.

• Built and maintained comprehensive Excel datasets for analysis of 5G supply chains, elections security and AI to augment work by Directors.• Monitored legal and financial developments in the cyber warfare, digital crime, AI and advanced computing industries with a focus on East Asia.• Facilitated CSIS global military exercises in partnership with Los Alamos National Lab.

• Directed five teams demonstrating battery and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles for California municipal transit and for-profit clients in disadvantaged areas.• Revamped lobbying toward California and federal policymakers which increased grant funding for clean vehicle infrastructure and prototypes. • Managed zero-emission vehicle fueling projects in difficult regulatory and technical markets, including both San Francisco and Los Angeles.

• Produced three memos on autonomous vehicle and Fintech regulations and interviewed energy/safety stakeholders to secure sound DOT rule implementation.• Kept policy-makers informed of changing public response toward autonomous vehicle policy throughout the release of NHTSA Federal Autonomous Vehicle Guidelines.• Researched Advanced Manufacturing goals and supported digital campaign of technical hubs.

• Edited and supported the production of eight Top Market 2015 reports, reaching 15,000 U.S. exporters to inform them of changes to world markets and industries.• Faciliated Undersecretary Stefan M. Selig, the operational lead for international trade policy and deals between foreign nations and the United States government. • Conducted research on events in both Europe and in the United States to keep Commerce policy-makers aware of global developments, such as the Greek Government Debt Crisis.

• Drafted language for a city ordinance in compliance with California State Assembly Bill 935, which mandated the better provision of veteran services using enhanced driver’s licenses. • Analyzed appropriation requests from city districts, bond issues, and taxes to present consensus budget data digitally to the Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee. • Liaised with constituents and other city departments to solve district-wide construction, parking and public health issues.• Attended key Board of Supervisors meetings to update legislative aides on policy issues.