Over 3 decades of experience spanning both the private and public sectors. Expertise in public relations, government affairs and stakeholder engagement. Known for creating collaborations, restructuring programs and business structures within entities such as Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner and Smith; UPenn's Wharton Grad School's Mgmt 653/Field Application Project; United Bank of Philadelphia CDC; United Parcel Service as Political Action Committee rep for Teamster Local 623. His advocacy led him to Philadelphia City Government at all three levels (Executive, Legislative and Judicial) as well as state government (Chief of Staff - St. Rep. James Clay). Former consulting business included real estate issues, business, image and political consulting both locally and nationally. His advocacy also includes 15 years in leadership positions in several local (Philadelphia) victim service agencies, including East Division Crime Victims as well as the restructuring of North Central Philadelphia Victim Service, now Central Division Victim Services.Accomplished athlete and coach and holds a Bachelor from UPenn's Wharton School. The diversity of background gives a unique perspective on aligning corporate objectives with community needs and ensures that Simgad Solar maintains valuable partnerships with communities, policymakers and industry leaders.

Consult clients/constituents with issues that encompass public relations, image consulting, business and political issues. Provide strategic planning, GOTV, field and advance work, election day operation.

Campaign Chair/Manager for Kai Scott's successful May 2015 primary run for Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia.

Responsible for the day to day operation of the district office in Philadelphia County (179th Legislative District) and the Harrisburg office. Assisted the district’s State Representative (James Clay, Jr.) with legislative, community, constituent and political issues; managed district and Harrisburg communications and research teams.

Responsible for conveying Councilman's initiatives to the small and medium size business community; assisted constituents citywide in navigating the maze of city government; represented Councilman on a variety of boards.

Managed community development for bank under agreement with federal guideline (CDFI); created public relations opportunities for institution as well as bank president; responsible for advertising of bank to community via bank facilities and community interaction.

Restructured entire format of educational course participation for MBA program (FAP/Mgmt 653).

Package delivery; customer service; union organizer (Jt Council 53); political action committee, Philadelphia County; alternate shop steward.