• Elected to Board of Directors of Addrex parent company Denuo, Inc.

• Draft and file corporate compliance documents and Board minutes; file annual reports and coordinate with CEO/CFO; general duties requiring signature authority.• Organize and direct the annual stockholder meeting (2020-present).• Primary contact for stockholder communication (2019-present).

Addrex operates an end-to-end transaction Marketplace platform for the sale of IPv4 number blocks, providing revenue for number block holders, a critical source of supply of unused numbers for internet service companies, and a simple, secure transaction process for all parties. • Draft, negotiate, sign, and manage 600+ customer and 200+ affiliate and vendor contracts; work with in-house and local counsel to support and refresh standard contracts.• Write transaction contracts and direct inter-party escrow transactions; determine customer needs and negotiate mutually agreeable terms for IPv4 number block sales.• Investigate and track regional internet registry policies; update transaction processes to meet evolving registry requirements.

K12, Inc. (now Stride, Inc.) is an education management organization, providing online learning programs for public school students from kindergarten through 12th grade, and records management for local schools.• Investigated and resolved region-level service escalations from school administrators.• Audited end-user account compliance with evolving state regulations.• Created and administered internal training materials and tutorials.• Interviewed and trained customer-facing document processors.• Fostered growth of enrollment staff by a factor of 10+ over two years.

Exxon Mobil Fuels Marketing, a retail division of international energy company ExxonMobil, provides goods and services directly to customers.• Directly supported category managers and accountants. • Analyzed general and promotion-specific retail trends using Microsoft Excel, SAP Business Warehouse, and company proprietary software.• Audited rebate programs and nationwide contracts with manufacturers.• Drafted reports and presentation materials for division management.

Cisco Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of network hardware and software systems for connectivity and communications worldwide.• Provided hospitality, security, and risk management for East Coast U.S. regional technology demo center and secure Federal space.• Scheduled reservations for sales personnel and customers.• Demonstrated conference room telepresence equipment and other resources; trained customers; responded to helpdesk requests.

Verisign Inc. operates a diverse array of network infrastructure, including two of the Internet's thirteen root nameservers, authoritative registries for various top-level domains, and offers a range of security services, including managed DNS, DDoS attack mitigation, and cyber-threat reporting.• Senior litigation paralegal for almost 200 cases involving the company as a party.• Tracked legal department budget and outside counsel expense; generated reports to General Counsel.• Drafted and Shepardized responsive pleadings.

Network Solutions is a publicly traded technology company offering domain name registration and hosting, website design, online marketing, e-commerce and website security. Network Solutions operated the InterNIC registry under contract to the National Science Foundation from 1993 through 1997, and operated the generic top-level domain name registry during the world wide web surge of the late 1990s-early 2000s.• Admin and paralegal for internet infrastructure services company.• Drafted letters to Registrar customers, fielded informal discovery requests, and responded to law enforcement subpoenas.• Supported Business Affairs Office to address internet domain name related customer escalations.• Supported Outside Litigation Counsel with weekly and monthly reports. • Revised and Shepardized responsive pleadings.

Katsucon is an annual entertainment and educational conference held from 1995 to present, organized and operated by members of a nonprofit company and an all-volunteer staff. The latest event brought over 20,000 attendees to National Harbor, Maryland.• Served for two years as Chairman and public face of annual conference organization; prioritized and delegated essential tasks to department heads; managed event on site.• Planned and implemented move from Hampton Roads, VA to the Washington, D.C. area, with proportional growth of staffing and attendance.• Marketed to potential attendees; recruited staff and volunteers.