Abe Frangie

Executive Director @Albany Law Moot Court

Albany, NY, US
EMAILS
a•••••••@albanylaw.edu
MOBILE NUMBERS
+91 *********19

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WORK HISTORY

May 2023 — Present

Executive Director @Albany Law Moot Court

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Albany, NY, US

Directs the Moot Court Program\'s Board of fourteen; comprised of competition chairs, competition associates, and administrative directors- Oversees the coordination of the four intraschool competitions; the four interschool-travel competitions; and the two hosted travel competitions-Steward of the Program\'s expansive financial setting -Sets Program-wide communication and public relations messaging strategies-Liaises between the Program and the Law School\'s administrators-Builds relationships on behalf of the Program with New York attorneys and judges who network with and judge the Program\'s competitors.

EDUCATION

2022 — 2024

Albany Law School

Juris Doctor, Law

2016 — 2020

University at Albany, SUNY

Homeland Security, Terrorism and Counterterrorism Operations

ABOUT ABE FRANGIE

Abe is a third year law student at Albany Law School. He is the current Executive Director of the law school’s extensive Moot Court Program, leading a team of 15 to serve hundreds of student-competitors. He has a background in healthcare, crisis management and communications, political campaign processes, fundraising and networking strategies, and state government procedure. Through many roles leading teams and employees before and during law school, Abe demonstrates organized and effective leadership in complicated and long-term projects. From several professional settings, Abe brings careful planning to lead a team to success in their goals, especially when under significant pressures. Abe will be sitting for the July, 2024 bar examination.

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