Career Objective
Experience
| November, 1993 - present | Greene Radovsky Maloney & Share LLP, assisting three partners (including name partner) in a busy business, mergers and acquisitions, securities and tax practice, including heavy client contact (both in person and on the telephone), heavy calendaring, preparing and editing documents and correspondence (including lengthy SEC filings), performing some paralegal duties, improving office procedures, writing, editing and testing macros, setting up form documents, training other staff in word processing and troubleshooting word processing difficulties. Previously I assisted partners in the firm's real estate department for seven years, in a busy commercial real estate acquisitions and leasing practice during the boom period, drafting and editing legal documents and performing heavy word processing duties. During this time, I also assisted the firm's managing partner for three years. |
| April, 1991 - April, 1993 | Sneeringer & Carmody Abstract Corporation, assisting junior partner, preparing real estate documents, pro forma and final title policies and title insurance invoices, and entering client information into database |
| September, 1990 - March, 1991 | Center for the Advancement of Family and Youth, managing the social work office of a children's program |
| September, 1988 - May, 1990 | State University of New York at Albany Philosophy Department, lecturing classes, grading papers, and aiding professors and students |
| January, 1988 - August, 1988 | New York State Senate Minority Program Office, performing research, writing reports, and analyzing proposed legislation |
Education
Technical
| August, 1996 | Introduction to Technical Writing, UC Berkeley Extension |
| November, 1995 | C Programming for Business Applications, UC Berkeley Extension |
Graduate
| May, 1990 | Master of Arts in philosophy, State University of New York at Albany |
Undergraduate
| December, 1987 | Summa cum laude Bachelor of Arts in English, State University of New York at Albany |
Honors