Gerald Rosenberg - President
202-719-8905 • gerry.rosenberg@econadvisors.com

For over 27 years, Gerry Rosenberg (M.P.P. University of Michigan) has provided economic analysis of antitrust and other regulatory issues to companies, law firms and hedge funds. In May, 2004, Mr. Rosenberg left his position as a Senior Vice-President at Glassman-Oliver Economic Consultants, Inc., to form Rosenberg Economic Advisors, Inc. He has worked as a consulting economist directly with numerous firms planning transactions and involved in Hart-Scott-Rodino investigations, including Aurora Foods, Campbell Soup, Lone Star Industries, Quorum Healthcare, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Vlasic Foods. At Glassman-Oliver, Mr. Rosenberg managed the firm's regulatory risk practice for eleven years and advised hedge funds on regulatory risks associated with hundreds of mergers and acquisitions. His opinions are based on economic analysis of the competitive impact of the transactions, his knowledge of scores of industries, as well as his in-depth understanding of how regulatory agencies investigate transactions. Mr. Rosenberg has experience consulting on transactions being reviewed by the Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission and the European Union as well as various federal, state, and foreign regulatory agencies.

David Yans - Economist
202-719-8904 • dyans@econadvisors.com

David is an economist specializing in matters related to antitrust and the merger review process. Prior to joining Rosenberg Economic Advisors, he was an Economic Research Analyst at the Federal Trade Commission where he participated in merger investigations in a variety of industries including tobacco, energy, pharmaceuticals, grocery stores, gaming and institutional pharmacy services. He also participated in investigations into price-fixing and auctions. Before that he was a consultant at SAIC to the United States Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration where he helped to improve natural gas data collection and forecasts of prices and storage. David holds a B.S. in Economics, a B.A. in Political Science and an M.A. in Economics all from The George Washington University.