Daniel Ritter, J.D.

Partner at Preston, Gates, Ellis LLP

J.D., Yale Law School, 1991

B.A., cum laude, Amherst College, 1988

Daniel Ritter’s law practice focuses on policy and legislative affairs for a broad range of interests, including research institutions, and nanotechnology and microbiology businesses. He coordinates policy advocacy campaigns, advocates policy positions with legislators and agencies, prepares policy analysis and develops legislation and testimony for Congressional hearings. He has been particularly involved in representing the interests of the nanotechnology industry in Washington, and currently serves as policy counsel for the NanoBusiness Alliance, an industry association supporting the emerging nanotechnology field. Ritter served as Counsel to the United States Senate Subcommittee on Education, Arts & Humanities. Before joining Preston Gates, he founded and served as Executive Director of the Center for Arts and Culture, a grant-making institution concerned with the relationship of the cultural sectors to American public policy.

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