After earning degrees from Dartmouth College and the University of Virginia School of Law, Nick practiced in a law firm and then at a multifamily real estate company in Denver, where he still resides. In a labor of love and loss, he also worked on a political campaign to create access to natural therapeutic medicine for Colorado residents.
Nick’s pride and joy are his three surviving children and the family’s charity, the Maddie Mae Fund. Honoring their lost child/sibling, Nick and his family are committed to investigating and supporting new interventions for treatment-resistant eating disorders.
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