I specialize in analytical journalism typically focused on economic policy, politics and related legal issues. As an analyst and storyteller I emphasize the personal impact of these forces, helping the audience better understand issues that shape their lives on an individual scale.
My writing has included articles on Sao Paulo banking reform, the impact of the coronavirus quarantine, economic analysis for the 2016 campaign, and global development concerns including human trafficking and poverty relief. When not covering economic policy I also write as a general-assignment reporting, covering issues ranging from technology and personal finance to travel. My travel writing in particular has been profiled by the Huffington Post.
Previously I was a member of the White Collar & Securities Litigation team of Dechert, LLP. I bring the strategic analysis of an attorney and the industry experience of a journalist to my communications work, which has included sponsored content writing for the Boston Globe and helping write copy for firms including Blonde 2.0, Bospar, Aspiration Partners, BrandShield and more.
I received my law degree from the University of Michigan and maintain a pro-bono interest in human trafficking issues.