Rich has executed advisory transactions, including restructurings and reorganizations, exchange offers, distressed sales, mergers and acquisitions, exclusive sales, management and leveraged buyouts. Mr. Morgner has been qualified as a valuation expert in federal court and chairs the Jefferies Fairness / Valuation Committee and member of Advisory New Business Review Committee. Prior to joining Jefferies, Rich served as a managing director and co-head of M&A at Miller Buckfire & Co. Mr. Morgner graduated with AB in History from Dartmouth College.

What Rich values about his career... Helping companies improve their balance sheets so that they can preserve jobs and position themselves for future growth and a return to profitability. Finding solutions to complex financial problems.

Homer has over 23 years of restructuring, reorganization and strategic advisory expertise and has been central to Rothschild's Restructuring group's success during his 20-year tenure with the firm. He advises U.S. and international debtors and creditors. His experience also includes a wealth of distressed merger and acquisition transaction experience and a track record of successful expert witness testimony on financing and valuation matters.

Charlie has led restructuring and distressed M&A engagements with nationally recognized firms for over the last 19 years. He has also served on boards as a special situation director and as a CRO (or directing other Asgaard CROs). Drawing on an unusually broad skillset, including those of a Yale Law educated New York lawyer and owner operator of multiple businesses during earlier stages of his career, Charlie provides expert assessments, teams, and value-maximizing initiatives, especially when 363 sales are likely. He knows U.S. Bankruptcy Code’s arcane rules and processes. Management, board members, and stakeholders unfamiliar with bankruptcy receive effective counsel at each step. Having represented virtually every major constituency in distressed situations, he knows what parties must get in order to gain their required support, and bridges divides to achieve goals. Transactions led by Reardon and Asgaard Capital have won five M&A Advisor and the Turnaround Atlas Awards.

What Charlie values about his career... I focus on creating material value for a company’s constituents, stabilize businesses and find well-capitalized buyers. Particularly relish Asgaard’s successes in retaining/rebooting companies in less affluent areas, thereby supporting families of company employees and suppliers, and tax bases that support critical community services.

Geoff has more than 20 years of transaction experience in an extensive range of financing, restructuring and mergers and acquisitions engagements. He has advised public and private companies, private equity sponsors and other institutional investors on a variety of credit solutions. Mr. Richards was previously head of North America debt finance and restructuring at Canaccord Genuity Group, head of special situations and restructuring at William Blair & Co and a partner in the Kirkland & Ellis LLP restructuring practice. Mr. Richards was recipient of “Restructuring Investment Banker” accolade at the Turnaround Atlas Awards.

What Charlie values about his career... I focus on creating material value for a company’s constituents, stabilize businesses and find well-capitalized buyers. Particularly relish Asgaard’s successes in retaining/rebooting companies in less affluent areas, thereby supporting families of company employees and suppliers, and tax bases that support critical community services.

Michael joined GLC in 2009 and has worked on numerous in-court and out-of-court restructurings involving issuers from a range of industries. His recent experience includes representing Brookstone in its Chapter 11 filing and creditors in the bankruptcies of iHeart Communications, McClatchy and Toys R Us. Mr. Sellinger was previously a Director in UBS’s Restructuring and Growth Capital Groups in San Francisco. Michael holds a BBA from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

Roopesh has worked on numerous high-profile restructuring assignments advising companies, creditors and other parties on refinancings, exchange offers, consent solicitations, amendments, out-of-court restructurings, Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganizations, distressed mergers and acquisitions, Section 363 asset sales and cross-border restructuring issues. Mr. Shah has also been involved in debtor-in-possession and exit financings for companies in Chapter 11 and numerous financings for clients experiencing balance sheet stress or capital structure transition. Prior to joining Evercore, Mr. Shah was the global head of Goldman Sachs’ restructuring finance and advisory group. Earlier in his career, he was a director in the restructuring group of Miller Buckfire & Co. and a vice president in the M&A group of Wasserstein Perella & Co. He earned a B.S. in economics from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

Todd was Chief Executive Officer of TRS Advisors acquired by Piper Sandler. Prior to founding TRS Advisors, he served as Executive Vice Chairman and Co-Chair of the North American Debt Advisory and Restructuring Group of Rothschild & Co. Todd has been an advisor to companies in complex restructurings and reorganizations for 34 years. Among recent assignments advised by Todd include GTT Communications, Servitux, and Honeywell in relation to its indemnity claims against Garrett Motion. He also advised in the restructuring of Puerto Rico and City of Hartford, CT. Mr. Snyder received a B.A. from Wesleyan University and a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Todd was awarded the “Global Restructuring Investment Banker” accolade at the Turnaround Atlas Awards for his role advising the US Treasury in the rescue of the American auto industry.

What Todd values about his career... If we are to have a continuing form of free market enterprise and the type of civil society that can support it, we must have, or at least pursue, a broad consensus around what happens when risk capital fails to achieve its goals. Reorg and restructuring is the daily pursuit of that goal.

Agnes has advised companies, creditors, investors and other relevant constituents in a variety of in-court and out-of-court transactions across various industries including industrials, automotive, aerospace and aviation, offshoring drilling, and retail among others. Prior to Ducera Partners, she worked in the financial restructuring group at Perella Weinberg Partners and Houlihan Lokey. Agnes received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University in Economics and Mathematics and a Masters of Business Administration from the Harvard Business School.

Glenn has been instrumental in building the FTI’s investment banking practice. He specializes in mergers and acquisitions and private placements of debt and equity in both healthy and special situations transactions, corporate restructuring, project finance and interim management. He has more than 25 years of professional experience in investment banking, corporate finance and consulting. Mr. Tobias was previously a Managing Director and Head of Energy, Natural Resources and Project Finance Group at BNP Paribas.

Steve succeeded Tim Coleman as the group head in 2017 and is one of the longest team members of the PJT restructuring group. He has extensive experience advising domestic and international, formal, and informal restructuring transactions across multiple industries over his 34-year career. Steve’s recent restructuring assignments include Pacific Gas & Electric, Puerto Rico Oversight Board, Softbank/OneWeb and Intelsat. Mr. Zelin received his MBA in Finance from NYU’s Stern School of Business and his BS in Accounting from the University at Albany.