Francesca M.

Background

About Francesca M.

You want to hire me. As a child of a small business owner, I grew up in an environment that fostered hard work and taught me the self-determining principle of success. Carrying these principles through my professional and academic life, I have consistently maintained personal and academic excellence. I pride myself on being professional, passionate, efficient and organized. As a recent as Brooklyn Law graduate, I have had the opportunity to not only immerse myself in the study of the law, but to study blockchain and cryptocurrency and focus on how these technologies impact the law. I shared my research on the national security implications of cryptocurrency with the New York County Lawyers Association (NYCLA) in December of 2021 as invited speaker and was later invited to publish my work. Additionally, I had the opportunity to work with startups and advise a variety of unique and innovative legal questions in areas like the metaverse, AI and global data privacy. As a post graduate, I worked for Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison LLC in Midtown Manhattan as a corporate paralegal for two years. My time at Paul Weiss solidified my love for the law and led me to pursue a JD degree at Brooklyn Law School. Formerly, I was a student at the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE), studying on a one-year course in economics and history. At the forefront of research and development, I spent my time at LSE tackling extremely relevant questions in economics such as Brexit and other critical global issues facing the world today. LSE embedded me in ongoing debates and learning from leading British and International policy makers and academics. I am also a proud 2018 graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, majoring in economics and minoring in international history. I've earned numerous academic accolades including several consecutive semesters of Deans List and Honors accreditation. Outside the classroom, my interest in writing led me to work for 4 years at the Philadelphia Alumni Writer's House where I frequently organized community events focused on literature and writing; sharing at times, my original work. Furthermore, I was a brother of Phi Sigma Pi Honors Fraternity where I served in leadership as a member of the selective Judiciary Council. Specialties: Writing, Economic Public Policy, History, International Studies, Technology, Privacy Law, Safeguarding, AI Ethical Policy, Blockchain, Contracts Management and Negotiation, Startup Counseling. Practical Skills: Microsoft Suite, R-Programing, Asana, GSuite and Notion.