Broadcast station valuation and telecommunications economics expert brings more than 40 years of industry experience and over 30 years of expert witness work in radio, television, cable, and tower valuation matters. The expert has provided consultation, deposition, and trial testimony in federal and state courts, as well as in proceedings before the Federal Communications Commission. Their work focuses on valuation, economic analysis, business interruption, acquisition financing, due diligence, loan monitoring, and regulatory considerations affecting broadcast and telecommunications assets. Over the course of their career, the expert has appraised and conducted research on more than 4,000 broadcast television and radio stations, representing aggregate values exceeding $50 billion.

In addition to extensive appraisal experience, the expert has authored influential studies on the economic and competitive relationships among broadcast stations, cable systems, and satellite providers, with analyses incorporated into regulatory and litigation proceedings. They have been recognized as an expert in numerous federal and state courts, including federal district and bankruptcy courts, and have also provided consulting services to federal agencies and congressional bodies on broadcast valuation matters. With an MBA concentrated in finance and a bachelor’s degree in radio/television, the expert combines technical broadcast operations experience including engineering and programming roles with years of economic, valuation, and regulatory expertise.