Caleb Raymond is a highly educated lawyer, having received degrees from both Saint Andrew's School and The George Washington University Law School. With a focus on regulatory law and housing, Caleb has worked in various legal capacities, including working as an associate at Krooth & Altman LLP, a second-year legal fellow at DC Housing Authority, and a student attorney at the Public Justice Advocacy Clinic. Other legal experience includes work with Office of General Counsel Law Clerk at SIFMA, Legal Technician/Special Assistant at Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and Regulatory Law Clerk at Financial Services Roundtable. Outside of his legal experience, Caleb has also worked as a Specialist at Apple Inc. Additionally, he has held various positions in leadership and recruitment at George Washington University, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology.

With a multifaceted background in law and business, Caleb has developed an expansive skill set that includes expertise in regulatory law, legal counseling, housing, and multicultural recruitment. He has demonstrated proficiency in legal research, leadership, litigation, as well as problem-solving and communication. Caleb's interest in diversity and to make change stands out from his leadership position at George Washington University. His professional interests include regulatory law, promoting diversity, and social justice.