Analysis Group
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Analysis Group, Inc. (AG) founded in 1981, is an economic, financial and strategy consulting firm based in the United States. Analysis Group provides economic, financial and strategic analysis, and expert testimony to law firms, corporations, and government agencies.[1][2] In 2007, Analysis Group was named the seventh largest woman-led business in Massachusetts by Babson College's Center for Women's Leadership, with revenues of $150 million.[3] In November 2009, Analysis Group was named as one of the Top Places to Work in Massachusetts in a survey published by The Boston Globe.[4] Out of nearly 1,000 participating companies, the firm was ranked 8th on the overall list and 3rd on the list of companies with 250 to 999 employees in Massachusetts.
Major competitors include Charles River Associates (CRA), Cornerstone Research, LECG, Compass Lexecon, and NERA Economic Consulting. With more than 475 professionals, Analysis Group is the largest privately held economic consulting firm in the United States.[5]
The President and CEO of Analysis Group is Martha S. Samuelson.
[edit] Practice areas
Accounting Litigation Services; Antitrust; Bankruptcy & Restructuring; Commercial Litigation & Damages; Energy; Entertainment & Media; Environment & Natural Resources; Financial Institutions; Health Care Consulting Services; Intellectual Property; Labor & Employment; Securities & Financial Instruments; Strategy & Analytics; Tax; Telecommunications; Valuation.
[edit] Office locations
Boston (Headquarters), Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Menlo Park, Montreal, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C.
[edit] References
- ^ Fortune
- ^ Analysis Group - About Us
- ^ Babson College's Center for Women's Leadership 2007 Report
- ^ The Boston Globe
- ^ Elizabeth Peek (2005-04-26). "A Court Victory for Common Sense". New York Sun. http://www.nysun.com/article/12818?page_no=2. Retrieved 2008-02-12.
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