• Founder of consulting firm that provides government relations and business development services• Advocate for businesses at the forefront of innovation in the defense, energy, and financial services sectors• Design and execute strategies for clients that achieve outcomes that advance growth objectives and achieve visibility among target stakeholders, customers, and investors• Provide clients with research and analysis on political and regulatory developments that impact business operations or shape relevant market sectors• Hosted over 50 engagements by members of Congress across the country, including committee and conference leaders, featuring industry site visits and roundtables

• Elected by BVF board to serve as one of 10 directors • Support organization’s mission to mentor promising blue technology startups and organize programming that promotes awareness of the sector• Selected to serve as board vice chair

• Appointed by Governor Charlie Baker to serve on Board of Directors for public economic development agency • Participate in Board deliberations and discussions regarding MassTech strategies and programs• Support MassTech’s efforts to develop collaborations that promote business formation and growth in the Commonwealth’s technology sector• Selected to serve on the Finance and Audit Committee

• Elected unanimously by fellow councilors to serve as chairman• Regularly communicated with DCR's Commissioner and senior staff on key budget and policy matters• Spearheaded Council initiatives to enhance budget oversight, streamline resource management plan approval, and improve DCR stakeholder engagement • Served as Council representative to the DCR Special Commission, established by the state legislature to recommend improvements to the agency's management and operations

• Appointed by Governor Charlie Baker to thirteen-member citizen advisory council• Conducted oversight of a state agency with over 1,100 employees, an annual budget of $57.2 million, and stewardship responsibility of 450,000 acres of forest, parks, greenways, and other sites• Collaborated with DCR's Commissioner and senior staff to ensure the Commonwealth has a well-managed system of open spaces and recreational facilities

• Member of the National Finance Committee, secured over 200 contributions from major donors recruited during personal meetings conducted throughout the United States • Co-hosted 20 fundraisers in Boston, New York, and Washington, DC, and was one of the few people under 30 to reach the highest fundraiser level (“Stripes”)• Served on Defense Policy Working Group, provided research and analysis on defense spending, military readiness, and national security, which shaped campaign strategy on these issues

• Supported the Harvard lead on a Department of Defense contract to develop an innovative technology platform for measuring the impact of humanitarian and military interventions• Collected and analyzed intervention data for use as a case study, conducted demonstration surveys of the technology platform, and wrote regular status reports for relevant stakeholders• Created and managed the Afghan Students Initiative (ASI), a discussion group for Afghan scholars and Harvard faculty, which fostered constructive dialogue on the future of Afghanistan• Engaged with the local Afghan community to recruit ASI members and organized/led meetings attended by senior academics, Afghan officials, and a member of Congress

• Collaborated with campaign senior staff in developing comprehensive field/financial caucus plan• Formulated surrogate outreach effort that resulted in endorsements from 7 Maine Republican leaders• Designed caucus turnout plan that involved 26 field staff and 12 surrogates at 31 locations• Governor Romney won by a 2:1 margin in a race contested by all major presidential candidates

• Solicited $110,000 from business and political leaders in personal meetings across the country• Traveled 100,000 miles throughout Maine to recruit and train new campus leaders, resulting in the establishment of an active chapter on every campus in the state• Raised $40,000 to hire 6 field staff and oversaw their successful efforts to recruit 3,000 new members, ultimately providing 12,500 volunteer hours to Republican candidates in 2006• Organized statewide conventions that brought together hundreds of College Republicans, and which featured two U.S. Senators, a Governor, and top party officials• Recruited and managed the nation’s largest student delegations to the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington DC, ranging between 72-104 students, from 2006-2008• Maine College Republicans named “Best State Federation in America” for 2007