Eva Espinoza Carpio

• Coordinate with internal stakeholders and outside counsel to maintain corporate compliance, draft business policies, and facilitate legal transactions.
• Conduct legal research on corporate law, intellectual property, and compliance matters, preparing summaries and reports for attorneys.
• Assist in internal investigations by conducting interviews, gathering documentation, and preparing reports for the Compliance Attorney to ensure regulatory and corporate policy adherence.

• Selected student through a competitive selection process for the Blackstone Legal & Compliance Group's program, gaining valuable practical insights into transactional law, legal writing, and negotiations from industry professionals.
• Collaborated with lead attorneys from both Blackstone and Simpson Thacher in analyzing key transaction documents and participating
  in mock negotiations.
• Explored corporate governance, public relations, and conflicts of interest related to Blackstone's ownership of MagicLab.
• Gained hands-on experience in legal writing, negotiation, and presentation skills.

• Developed and authored a total of 100 Standard Operating Procedures to enhance operational efficiency, ensure quality output, and maintain uniformity of performance. This includes 50 SOPs applicable across various domains and an additional 50 tailored specifically for Ecommerce operations, addressing industry regulations and minimizing risks of miscommunication.
• Directed materials and content for the businesses' social media and achieved substantial online traffic and capital.

• Ensured a secure and serene voting environment where voters can cast their ballots in secrecy and free from influence.
• Maintained strict ballot secrecy and confidentiality to uphold the integrity of the electoral process.
• Accurately translated written text between English and Spanish, enhancing communication and comprehension.

Interned for Andrew Gounardes, the New York State Senator of the 26th Senatorial District of New York

• Reviewed the concerns of constituents to determine required governmental action.
• Upheld strong constituent relations with public meetings, community events and robust feedback system through office staff.
• Wrote briefs concerning highly sensitive classified information from meetings for the senator's review.

• Conducted research on human rights' role in immigration policy.
• Utilized primary sources, such as The Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on December 10, 1948, with a specific focus on Articles 10 and 25.
• Presented research at The Leadership Alliance National Symposium in Hartford, CT, and at The Johns Hopkins University.

• Led special events with special guests such as Political Science professors from Columbia University and NYU to provide students with insight on their major and future career options.
• Conducted both individual and group counseling sessions, offering guidance to students on educational matters, including course and program selection, class scheduling, registration, and career planning.