Independent academic and applied empirical policy research on financial markets, macroeconomics, and life insurance institutions; research supervision, policy analysis and thought leadership with a focus on financial markets, valuations, and macroeconomic forecasting of the U.S. economy using real-time data, large-scale financial data sets and applied econometric and other statistical methods. System Policy Conference Organizer/Occasional Presenter. Two-time recipient of the Bank's highly-regarded "President's Award."

Independent academic research, research supervision and course design and teaching of: International Finance III, Economics of Finance II, Macro III, Economics of Finance III, Honours International Finance, and Economics for MBAs. Honour’s Coordinator for the Bachelor of Finance. Played a leading role in establishing a finance component of the economics program. In 2000, won the prestigious "Supervisor of the Year" award for research supervision of post graduate students.

Research assistant (providing econometric support for the study of socio-economic factors on epidemiological outcomes) and graduate teaching assistant (undergraduate microeconomics and econometrics).

Worked with Professors Ross Levine, Bruce Smith, and John Boyd providing econometric support on various studies of the relationship between inflation, financial market development and growth between March 1996 and January 1997. Work with Dr. Stijn Claessens providing econometric support for a study on corporate governance in Thailand from August 1997-December 1997.

Economic and financial empirical research support covering emerging markets and currencies.

Managed teamsters, both outbound dock workers ans well as dispatching local pick-up and delivery drivers at a consolidation and distribution center.