The Media section highlights articles from major publications that were based on datasets I structured and analyzed. 

The media coverage was based on our public reports, which examined the characteristics of wealthy individuals. After the reports were published, journalists approached us with specific story ideas, and I prepared useful, easy-to-understand datasets for them. Throughout the process, I worked closely with them to ensure that the data provided could be directly transformed into valuable professional content. 

The Report section brings together the analyses I produced throughout my work.

These reports primarily focus on large-scale datasets that reveal patterns in wealthy people’s habits, interests, where they learn, where they live, and how they invest. The analyses are mainly financial and professional services in nature and are intended to support strategic, data-informed decision-making. 

I supported this analysis by organizing and structuring three unique datasets: one containing the world’s most extensive collection of curated research on the wealthy, another covering board and non-board members, C-suite executives, senior leaders, and professional advisers, and a third, we mapped the relationships between influential decision-makers to analyze the connections between universities and their prominent alumni.