Ari Rubin

Ari B. Rubin is an attorney with a specialization in national security prosecution, having graduated from Georgetown University Law Center. In law school, he gained experience through internships at various prestigious legal entities like the Department of Justice National Security Division and the U.S. Attorney's Offices.

Before pursuing law, Ari worked as a successful screenwriter and producer in Hollywood, having worked with notable figures and studios like Robert Redford, Tom Cruise, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Brothers. He was a two-time Sundance Screenwriters Lab finalist and served as a board member of the Writers Guild of America West.

In addition to his entertainment industry background, Ari has been actively involved in various political campaigns and organizations as a policy co-director or consultant. He has also contributed op-eds for renowned platforms like Politico, The Huffington Post, and The New York Daily News.

Ari's academic journey includes earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wesleyan University, majoring in history, government, economics, and social theory. He has a diverse range of experiences, from teaching flight instruction to being a licensed EMT and participating in marathon/triathlon races.

Throughout his career, Ari has been associated with a wide array of organizations and entities, such as judicial clerkships, externships, internships, and consultancy roles in both legal and political spheres. His versatile background reflects his multifaceted skill set and interests.