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Education														
2003-2005	Stanford University	    	                      			     	                Stanford, CA
Graduate School of Business
M.B.A.  Real Estate and Finance & Investment clubs.  760 GMAT.

1996-2000	University of Pennsylvania	    	        		                                    Philadelphia, PA
School of Engineering & Applied Science
B.S.E. in Electrical Engineering, concentration in Microelectronics.  
Member of top-ten ranked Pennsylvania Wrestling. 
The Wharton School
Electives in Corporate Finance; Graduate courses in Management of Technology, Mergers & Acquisitions and Entrepreneurial Development in Emerging Markets. 

Experience														
2005 –	Now	Wellington Management Company          		                	                Boston, MA	
2000 – 2003 	Vice President & Equity Analyst 
•	Managing investments of ~$1 billion for a $4 billion micro-cap and a $2 billion small-cap fund
•	Consumer, Media, Internet, Semis, Insurance, Utilities and some Software
•	Met with managements of over 500 companies 
•	GARP, kick-the-tires style, with typical investment horizon of three years 

Summer 2004	Wasatch Advisors			        			           	       	        Salt Lake City, UT
Portfolio Management 
•	Wasatch Advisors focuses on small- and micro-cap equities, ~$9 billion under management
•	Helped manage Global Science & Technology fund (WAGTX)  
•	Invested in companies in all aspects of technology
•	Typical investment horizon of one to two years

1999 – 2000	TL Ventures		    	            			  	        	    	    	      Wayne, PA	 
Venture Capital Consultant 
•	Evaluated technology-related business plans 
•	Developed an executive information system 
•	Developed financial reporting system including portfolio summaries, schedule of investments, statements of operations and cash flows
•	~$1 billion under management in various technology-based funds

Personal														
Founded Logic Systems, a computer systems and wireless LAN assembly company, in 1997, and MegaWare, a software development company, in 1992.  
Developed “Entrepreneur to Tycoon,” a financial and economic strategy computer game.  

Community involvement; Radnor ABC, Inroads Philadelphia, Pine Street Inn, Challenge 4 Charity, and The Wellington Charitable Fund.  Helped produce a local talk show, “Money Matters,” on personal finances.