Spearheaded Tax Lien Department activities, which included: preparing research materials and recommendations for village, city, and county lien sales, attending tax lien sales, purchasing more than 150 tax liens totaling more than $500,000 with an estimated fair market property value of $60 million. Additionally, managing portfolio of outstanding liens, preparing necessary legal notices to begin court proceedings resulting in more than 20 successful tax lien foreclosures or quiet title transfers with an estimated fair market property value of $17 million, with more than 40 other actions currently pending.Property Management responsibilities included: managing portfolio of 18 residential and 9 commercial propertieswith an estimated fair market property value of $26 million. Additionally, reviewing of rent and lease payments to ensure timely payment and escalate in order to reduce and prevent delinquencies.

Responsibilities included: building and maintaining relationships with influential campus organizations, implementing strategic initiatives to foster broad support for the US-Israel relationship on campus.

Responsibilities at this full service real estate law firm included: a dual role as part of the firm’s records management team tasked with organizing and digitizing nearly 40 years of documents and separately; working with the firm’s attorneys and paralegals to edit documents and correspond with clients, as well as obtaining signatures necessary to complete client deals valued at more than $1.6 billion.

Responsibilities included: maintaining client relationships and expanding sales, providing logistical support, facilitating high end delivery operations, and preparing accounts payable and receivable for accounting team.

Responsibilities included: entering mail and phone calls into computer system, composing citations and journal letters, assisting caseworkers, researching issues, general office duties.

Started as a bunk counselor and then worked as a senior counselor/manager of about 30 staff and 120 campers.