What I'm doing now: I'm primarily involved in intellectual property work. I assist the Managing Principal at the world’s number 1 patent litigation/prosecution firm. I also attend Georgetown Law School here in DC undertaking a legal master's in international business and economics with a focus on litigation at the International Trade Commission and protection of intellectual property rights.
I moved to DC in March of 2013 to work for a US Senator and life progressed from there; co-authoring a DC Bill that protects human trafficking victims, authoring the judicial nominations on behalf of the Senator in 2013 and attending a high-profile law school, I have been very lucky. DC is a beautiful place to live and work. Please contact me if you have any questions or would like advice finding placements in the US.
Why I volunteer: Bringing people together from across generations to share memories and build a network of Lancaster alumni in DC that can assist the next generation of alumni!