Isaac Wolf is a seasoned deep-dive researcher with a wide range of experience covering complex and sensitive investigations, extensive database research, interviews, and primary source research. He is passionate about understanding how companies and industries work, with a solid background in economic modeling, market analysis, fact-checking, and stakeholder relationships.

Isaac holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Chicago and has worked with several notable organizations. As a Qualitative Field Analyst at Select Equity Group, L.P., he honed his skills in SPSS, Excel, regression analysis, and crosstabs. He also served as a former Founding Board Member at Murder Accountability Project, where he worked on sensitive investigations and deep-web research.

Additionally, Isaac has formal education and practical experience in federal regulations, PACER, Accurint, Courtlink, LexisNexis, police records, consumer finance, debt collection, identity theft, juvenile justice, and creative non-fiction. He also served as a Guest Lecturer at Duke University, Sanford School of Public Policy, and a Contributor at Uplink Magazine, National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting.

Isaac's career started as an Economist at RCF Economic and Financial Consulting, where he gained exceptional skills in economic modeling, structured reports, and primary source research. He also held key positions as a National Reporter at Scripps Howard News Service, Reporter at The Daily Southtown, and Reporter at Market News International. He is a well-rounded professional with vast experience in research, report writing, and editing.