Providing strategic advice, government relations and business development for early and growth stage technology companies in clean energy, health care, communications and IT supporting financial services.

KwipShare is a free equipment management software app that allows municipalities and other government entities to better track the deployment and true cost of ownership of capital equipment. It also offers an online marketplace creating an opportunity for these entities to either monetize idle equipment or quickly source needed equipment. KwipShare also creates a better legal framework and transparency for community to community sharing.

BeeDoo developed an online sharing tool seamlessly integrated into secure cloud storage. With under $1 million in outside investments, the team developed a market ready app called BeeDooBiz, an online business collaboration tool combining messaging and data storage focused on the needs of small to medium sized companies. BeeDooBiz's end to end encryption and enhanced control over shared data, provides an easy to use but highly secure collaboration solution. Signed contracts with True IDC in Thailand and EZ Com in Cambodia. Responsible for fundraising, strategy development and marketing.

Led a team of public pension and investment professionals to review investment policies. Made public policy recommendations for new regulations to enhance integrity and operations within NY Comptroller's Office. https://www.osc.state.ny.us/reports/pension/taskforce09.pdf

Led the largest organization serving girls in New England with 21,000 girl members and over 10,000 volunteers. Managed a full time staff of 60 and seasonal staff of 200. Doubled revenues from fundraising events and increased cookie sales by 10% (over $3.2 million in sales revenue). After years of decline, increased overall membership by 5% and urban membership by 20%. Management oversight for 7 camp properties in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Expanded key partnerships with the City of Boston and other community organizations serving at risk young people. Led community outreach efforts to develop new collaborative programs in the Boston area.

Chair , Governance committee, member, Audit Committee

Emmy nominated investigative journalist/television consumer advocate. Winner of a "Telly" award in 2005.

Dramatically improved operations, accountability and efficiency throughout the Treasurer’s office. Managed a combined staff of over 500, and a combined budget in excess of $75 million. Chaired the Pension Reserves Investment Management Committee (PRIM) and State Lottery Commission.• Overhauled operations and implemented internal control policies in the Cash Management department in the wake of a $10 million theft of state funds under the prior administration. • Saved taxpayers millions by introducing effective and professional cash flow management.• Maintained top-third ranking among public pension funds. • Established procedures to ensure that PRIM promoted good corporate governance practices. • Created The Money Conference for Women, a series of financial education seminars attended by over 8,000 people in three years. Published a quarterly financial magazine providing follow-up information to attendees.• Led the management team of the Massachusetts State Lottery. Sales grew from $3 to $4 billion in four years, returning an additional $100 million in local aid.

First female gubernatorial nominee of a major party in Massachusetts

Taught the course "Persuasive Campaigns" in the School of Communications

Managed public relations and community affairs for multi-state psychiatric health care system with hospitals in Massachusetts and Maine and a behavioral health management system. Helped establish after school step-down programs for students transitioning from in patient care.

Chair, Steering and Policy Committee

Chair of the House Committee on Counties. Author of Child Abuse Reform law. Vice Chair, Insurance Committee, Member, Committees on Banking, Judiciary and Human Services/Elder Affairs

Litigation Associate representing customers of large insurance companies in district and superior courts in Massachusetts.