Front row seat to a revolution in private fund regulation. Helping to explain Washington to private equity, and private equity to Washington.

Private fund policy, compliance, enforcement. Mentoring new reporters, team lead on investigative projects. Cross-platform collaboration. Producing, scripting and hosting CLE webinars to drive engagement.

Due diligence, risk assessment, investigations, witness interviews, crisis comms, copywriting, strategic planning and analysis. Freelance writer. Published in places such as the Chicago Reader, Washington City Paper, Phoenix New Times, Youth Today, Washington Examiner, Inside Unmanned Systems, and the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange. Four-part series on opioids in my hometown for The Well News. Regular on "POTUS Press Pool" and "Mason Mornings" on Sirius/XM. Guest on "The Boers and Bernstein Show," WSCR 670.

Drug industry regulation, clinical trials, legislation, litigation. Kept readers ahead of FDA guidance/approvals, business trends in trials industry. In a challenging environment, mentored new staffers.

Political economy of elder care. Designed and launched exclusive blog, ProviderNation. Conceived and managed wildly successful #ProviderChats. Wrote business plan for 21st Century media.

Wireline policy. Covered alphabet soup of telecom agencies and Hill committees. Broke stories on FCC's "Broadband for America" reforms, Obama Administration BTOP grants. Covered complex commercial litigation, including oral arguments/decisions at SCOTUS. Hosted story contest among lobbyists, regulators and Hill staff: How did I *really* break my nose?

Regular panelist on "Reporters Notebook," top-rated local affairs talk show.

Investigative reporter for start-up tabloid. Reporting helped secure indictment of Massachusetts clinician who was torturing special ed students. Labeled "King of FOIA" by Washington City Paper. Exposed federal experiments that gave hard-core drugs to addicts. Mentored interns in investigative projects. Regular appearances on "The Kojo Nnamdi Show," "Handle Your Business," and "On the Record with Greta van Susteren." Appearances on the BBC, MSNBC, HLN and "The Tom Joyner Morning Show."

Covered business of law for nation's oldest daily courts newspaper. Wrote "Amicus Curious" features column. Dubbed "Cruise Director" for organizing staff outings. State and federal appellate courts. Long-form projects on the decline of the partnership model and (then new) phenomenon of legal outsourcing.

Writing coach, assignment editor, staff writer and copy editor on English/Khmer language daily dedicated to building a free press in Cambodia. Tracked down three of the Khmer Rouge's willing executioners. Mentored native staff. Taught ESL to ethnic Muslim students. Strings with the Chicago Tribune, In These Times magazine.

Covered criminal, civil courts for Tribune's local wire service.

One of the last hacks to cover Chicago's underbelly for late, great wire service (Motto: "If your mother says she loves you—check it out...")