Bio, via LinkedIn:

As a graduate of the London School of Economics, where I completed my Masters in Social Policy, I have a unique working knowledge of global and domestic social policy trends. I am proficient in innovative problem solving through intuitive and analytical methods. I have previously lead education policy initiatives at the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL), a Milwaukee-based law and policy firm. My responsibilities at WILL involved the development model legislation, conducting original qualitative research, popularizing best educational practices for enhancing personal leadership and cultivating student potential. This role also includes authoring policy whitepapers and frequent publication editorials in state and national outlets. My leadership and creative problem solving skills have been refined during my tenure in the policy department of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Office, as a research associate at the Federalist Society, and a Summer Honors Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. I am gregarious and capable of communicating with people of all walks of life—having accepted speaking invitations in Sydney, Australia at the International Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, to Tblisi, Republic of Georgia, where I was an ambassador for the European Young Conservatives—and I take great joy in bringing out the best in those around me. In my spare time, I enjoy reading European intellectual history and philosophy, world travel, and classic jazz.