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Expert Witness Consulting Firm Certified as Minority Business Entity
Expert Witness Consulting Firm Certified as Minority Business Entity
- Oct. 17, 2024
Omar Robles ’00, PhD, MBA, is pleased to announce that the firm he cofounded, Emerging Health, LLC, has been certified as a Minority Business Enterprise by the state of New York. “I am overjoyed that our firm has received this certification after spending over a decade providing my economic expertise on litigation matters,” Dr. Robles said. “This certification will give our firm greater opportunity to provide insightful, practical, and meaningful economic analysis in our country’s courts.”
“Dr. Robles has an uncanny ability to break down sophisticated economic theory and analyses so that it is both clear and captivating to everyone in the room,” founder Brenda Rodriguez said. “It isn’t surprising that Dr. Robles won the prestigious Joseph R. Levenson Memorial Teaching Prize at Harvard. He is an educator at heart, whether he is providing testimony as an expert witness or giving a lecture to researchers and students.”
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