Brad teaches the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law & Policy Clinic, and doctrinal courses in the areas of venture capital and telecom policy. Under Brad's direction, Silicon Flatirons’ Entrepreneurship Initiative has become a nerve center for Colorado's startup community, hosting over 40 entrepreneurial events per year with 6,000 - 7,000 total attendees. In addition to his academic work, Brad is a TechStars mentor and, additionally, has worked as an analyst for angel investment opportunities in the Boulder and Denver area. His current research involves telecommunications policy, with a focus on technology advocacy at the FCC, and entrepreneurship issues, with a focus upon angel investments in emerging companies.