I teach Introduction to Finance (3 sections), a 300-level course covering time value of money, capital budget decisions, security valuation, and basic portfolio theory. I also teach a Programming and Data Management 'bootcamp' for incoming PhD Students for all LeBow College of Business departments. More details are available on my website. For FIN301, I base lecture materials, homework, and exams on the Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan text, and supplement this with Ivo Welch's public use materials. I also provide self-study materials for motivated students on financial modeling and Monte Carlo simulations. To better adapt the course to each particular class, I query students with Qualtrics surveys, soliciting their thoughts on lectures, exams, and topics with which they struggle.

I stepped back from Chief Publisher position, but still wanted to be involved with SnoQap's mission. I edited articles for content, grammar, and overall structure. I also helped writers to build a brand through their work by article planning, brainstorming, and periodic goal setting.

I coordinated a virtual team of editors (4) and contributing writers (20), approved final drafts of articles, and executed the content schedule across multiple publishing channels. I also supervised our Social Media and Recruiting Teams, from both strategic and administrative standpoints, as well as delivered monthly progress reports to our Board of Directors.

Author Page: https://www.snoqap.com/?author=5aef808b70a6ad6e39771b36I wrote pieces on financial markets, personal finance, and academic literature in finance. The purpose was to educate investors about the goings-on within their portfolios and to broaden readers' understanding of finance in general.

I supported all aspects of general management of the Private Equity function and Mergers & Acquisitions Program globally ($1B annually). I was also responsible for portfolio analysis and engagement of 50+ global Private Equity fund strategic partners, and engaged with all touch points and ecosystem involvement with 1000+ PE-owned businesses where SAP held a top tier relationship.I also built business cases to develop new Private Equity relationships globally, and supported internal and external efforts to drive greater customer adoption and satisfaction through delivering transaction related services to SAP customers.

The Private Equity Team at SAP builds relationships with the top 100 to 200 PE funds in the world and establishes one-to-many sales channels with these funds’ portfolio companies. I supported the EMEA Region leads by creating portfolio reviews of funds, analyzing customer vs non-customer whitespace within portfolios, and researching targeted funds. I also reported KPIs, and conducted ad-hoc research, such as fund reviews by industry, private equity trend analysis, and database verification.

I created datasets summarizing events, workshops, and cohorts using both Questionpro and Excel. I also compiled white papers (both qualitative and quantitative) for "on ground" leaders and management, and ran statistical analysis on the data collected from these events.

I created Excel workbooks for Professor Matthew Rousu on topics such as economic impact, meta-analysis, and expected valuation studies. These have contained up to 30,000 data points and involved hundreds of participants. I also conducted research for a number of his studies, papers, and op-eds. These included topics such as smokeless tobacco, welfare, sports events, grade expectations, fracking, gambling, college economic impact, etc. In addition to researching, I ran data analysis using both Excel and SAS to econometrically evaluate variables for different studies.

In this role, I worked to foster residential community in suite-style living, with a curriculum focused on developing both peer to peer living and inclusiveness through hall programs, such as Holidays4Soldiers, kids’ clothing drives, etc.

During summers and winters, I worked a variety of jobs on commercial properties, including silvercoating roofs, demolition, and build-outs.