Mr. Finch brings more than 30 years of business management and consulting experience to his engagements. His primary areas of concentration are environmental damages, agribusiness and commodity litigation, business valuations, economic development, municipal finance, and mass torts (asbestos, sexual abuse, opioid abuse). He has also served as an economic expert in complex commercial litigation.

Additionally, Mr. Finch has testified in numerous class-action property value diminution matters and US Environmental Protection Agency model cases as an economic expert. He has participated in numerous consulting assignments, including environmental cases, securities disputes, minority shareholder disputes, econometric analyses, product liabilities, bankruptcies, lost profits, business valuations, insurance claims, municipal bonds, and breach-of-contract matters. Mr. Finch has served as a court-appointed receiver and has testified as an economic expert at deposition, trial, arbitration, and mediation hearings and before state legislature, city zoning, and economic development committees.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Finch served as Partner with both PwC and Grant Thornton. Before that, he founded and served as President of a commodities trading and storage company.

Mr. Finch earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and an MBA (concentration in finance) from the University of Missouri–Kansas City. He also earned a master’s degree in economics from the University of Kansas. He is a former instructor in economics and quantitative analysis at Avila University and a Certified Valuation Analyst with the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts.