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As
Executive Assistant Attorney General,
Marc-Philip Ferzan serves as a member
of the Attorney General’s executive
staff. Prior to joining the Office of
the Attorney General, Mr. Ferzan served
for more than eight years as a federal
prosecutor with the U.S. Attorney’s
Office for the District of New Jersey
where he investigated and prosecuted
white-collar crime cases. During his
tenure at the U.S. Attorney’s
Office, he held various positions, including:
Assistant U.S. Attorney, Chief of the
Commercial Crimes Unit, Deputy Chief
of the Criminal Division focusing on
the Office’s economic crimes program,
as well as Acting Deputy U.S. Attorney
and Acting Executive Assistant U.S.
Attorney.
Before
joining the U.S Attorney’s Office,
Mr. Ferzan also served as a Trial
Attorney with the Tax Division of
the U.S. Department of Justice, and
Senior Counsel with the Enforcement
Division of the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission. He also spent
time in private practice at law firms
in New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.
Ferzan earned his Bachelor of Arts
degree in 1989 from Rutgers College
in New Brunswick, New Jersey where
he majored in political science. He
graduated from Fordham University
School of Law School in New York,
New York in 1992. Marc is admitted
to the Bars of New Jersey, New York,
and Pennsylvania.
During
his tenure of more than fifteen years
in public service, Mr. Ferzan has
received numerous awards and recognitions
in connection with the prosecution
of violations of banking, securities,
healthcare, tax, and other economic
crimes, as well as computer intrusion
crimes.
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