Business affairs and US corporate legal for Realife Tech, including lead counsel for Series A round of equity, for the fast growing live entertainment technology provider.

General legal services for multi-talented photographer and musician, George Byrne.

External and government affairs for the bid by Ronnie Lott, Rodney Peete and Fortress Investment Group (Autonomy project.)

Executive producer and business affairs.

Feasibility analysis and production plan for London-based presenter's US expansion and operations.

Formed the production entity in Mexico and negotiated a production agreement with the Mexican Federal Government to produce the 2010 ceremonies, went on to run external and business affairs for the US$50million project (2 year duration).

Project managing the bid process for the Greek Theatre in 2014 and 2015.

Shopped and closed a multi-million dollar private equity round for an online college search start-up, also a founding board member.

Prepared the bid and negotiated a contract with the San Diego celebration authority for Autonomy to advise a city board on options for a celebration of the historic city park.

Adviser to film producer, director, TED Prize winner and Oscar nominee, on her TED Prize project called Pangea Day (under Autonomy.)

General legal counsel, business affairs and spokesperson from late 1990s to 2004.

General representation included an agreement with the Organizing Committee of the Beijing Olympics for Ric Birch to be a producer of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Olympic Games.

Resolving years of rivalry with House of Blues with a venue booking alliance, also in a spokesperson role.

Manager of Grammy-nominated artist (under Autonomy.)

Legal counsel and spokesperson for several transactions that included agreements with Goldenvoice and booking rights at the Santa Barbara Bowl.

Resolving the sale of the Pacific Amphiteatre, also a spokesperson role.

General representation including the multi-million dollar sale Kentucky Derby champion racehorse to purchasers in Japan.

First case as a legal intern during college summer break from the University of Illinois back in 1994.