As the first employee at the Innocence Project, a non-profit startup, Jeremy built a curriculum to teach non-scientist law students conventional serology so that they could evaluate the cases of innocent people in prison, many of whom were eventually exonerated after years of incarceration.  The Innocence Project is now an internationally-recognized organization that has freed hundreds of innocent people from prison and has a budget of over $10 MM.  Jeremy trained as a molecular biologist and is now an intellectual property attorney and producer.  He represents classical musicians in his role as an attorney and producer and he also has significant experience counseling non-profit and for-profit startups.  He graduated Columbia University in 1990.