Christopher Twomey

Christopher Twomey is a formally trained economist with a diverse background in various roles, including economist, program manager, business development manager, and consultant.

His education includes a Master's Degree in Economics from George Mason University, a B.A. in Economics with a minor in International Business from the University of Central Florida, and an Associate of Arts in General Studies from Valencia Community College.

Currently working as an Economist at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Christopher specializes in evaluating the economic impact of federal policies across technical infrastructure disciplines.

His skills encompass regulatory analysis, compliance analysis, economic benefit/cost analysis, policy development, strategic planning, contract business development, statistical analysis, and general research.

Christopher has previous experience with organizations such as FedWriters, Rolling Bay LLC, Institute for Humane Studies, Booster, Chick-fil-A, L5 Remote Technology LLC, Pines Ford Lincoln, and Sias International University.

His career has seen him in roles like Quality Management System Consultant, Program Manager, Assistant Manager, Operations Associate, Sales Consultant, Adjunct Professor, and Team Leader, showcasing his versatility and adaptability.

Driven by curiosity and motivated by challenges, Christopher Twomey is known for his expertise in economics and his ability to navigate complex policy and regulatory landscapes.