Zurlo was ranked by Institutional Investor as one of the top Latin American telecommunications analysts, and was the lead analyst on multiple equity and debt issuances for U.S., Argentine, Brazilian and Mexican companies that raised over $10 billion in capital. At Goldman Sachs, Zurlo managed an eight-member U.S. research staff covering 35 companies with more than $1 trillion in leveraged market capitalization (in 2000) and coordinated global telecom equity research efforts. Headquartered in New York City, with branches in Mexico City and São Paulo, Worldfund has become the premier NGO dedicated to raising the quality of education in Latin America. As Worldfund President, Zurlo structured partnerships with Harvard University, Dartmouth College, local corporations and government education officials to launch innovative teacher/principal training, literacy/arts and science/math programs in Mexican and Brazilian public schools, currently impacting 340,000 students annually.