Neil Patel

Neil Patel has a long and varied work experience. Neil began their career in 1997 as an Associate at Dechert LLP. In 1999, they moved to UUNET as Assistant General Counsel. In 2001, they started working at The White House, first as Assistant to the Vice President for Special Projects and then as Staff Secretary to the Vice President. Neil then moved to The Executive Office of the President as Assistant to the VP for Domestic Policy. In 2005, they joined the Office of the Vice President as Chief Policy Advisor. In 2009, they co-founded Bluebird Asset Management and The Daily Caller, where they served as Co-Founder and Managing Director and Co-Founder and Publisher, respectively.

Neil Patel attended Georgetown University from 1994 to 1997, where they earned their JD. Neil also attended Trinity College-Hartford.