Hired to manage major gifts program. Position cut short due to outbreak of COVID.

Development officer at GW Law engaged primarily with both GW Law alumni and technology companies on the west coast as well as alumni in Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, DC. Responsible for supporting the intellectual property, privacy, internet freedom, cybersecurity and competition law programs at the Law School and faculty working in these areas. Consistently in top tier of all University fundraisers. Included several 7-figure gifts and one building naming gift.

Managed $1.3 million campaign to replace 100-year old pews with custom-designed chairs. Involved in supporting capital and annual fund campaigns and stewarding donors. Planed and oversaw 1,040 services per year for this nationally prominent, land-marked Episcopal church. Scheduled and staffed these services with clergy and over 100 lay ministers. Similar responsibilities for interfaith services, weddings and funerals - many of these were high-profile in nature. Taught philosophy of religion at the Center for Religious Inquiry - located at St. Bart's.

Marketing and strategic planning consulting business with three associates. Clients included major law firms, Specializd Bicycle, Nikko Hotels, San Jose National Bank, Schenley Distillers and De Medici Imports. Owned and operated wholesale specialty food business in NY for high-end products from Italy, France, England and California.

Leading technolgy advertising agency located in Silicon Valley with an office in Los Angeles. Clients included LSI, 3-Com, Spectra Physics, Schlage Lock, Raychem, The City of New York and others.

Supervised multi-million dollar Gordon's Gin and Vodka and Haig & Haig Scotch account including long-term strategic planning for these brands.

Marketing and strategic planning for the then oldest family-owned company in America (now a division of LVMH, the world’s leading luxury products group). Brands included Moet & Chandon Champagne and Hennessy Cognac.

Managed import wine division of a Fortune-500 company (National Distillers and Chemical Corp.). Directly responsible for product selection and maintaining and developing personal relationships with foreign suppliers in France, Italy, Spain, Germany, the UK and the former Yugoslavia - critical for long term success. Oversight of the sale of their products in the United States including marketing and strategic planning.