CAPITAL PROJECTS SPECIALISTS, EXPERTS WITNESSES and FORENSIC CONSULTANTS.



Capital planning, also known as "capital budgeting", is an accounting process whereby a financial analyst can determine the economic value of business projects/ventures and allocate capital to those endeavors which present the greatest calculated return on investment.


Professional Expert Witnesses:

Mr. David Burger

Orlando, FL, US

Forensic And Engineering Assessments

Forensic Engineer, electrical engineer, engineering assessments, general contractor, storm and fire damage, lightning damage, electrocution, fire and explosion origin and cause, construction defects, hazard analysis, equipment failure, boilers and machinery failures, control system failure, machinery replacement, cost assessment, project management



Mr. Roy H. Owen

New York, NY, US

Amsterdam Advisors

Over 30 years experience in real estate capital markets, financial institutions advisory, restructuring, bankruptcy, litigation consulting, and management consulting, including as partner in a Big Four consulting firm. Experienced consulting and testifying expert in CMBS, commercial real estate, valuation, and related matters.



Mr. Paul F. O'Connell

Cherry Hill, NJ, US

Operations Concepts, Inc. (OCI)

Expert in Industrial Engineering, Operations/Logistics Management, Automation Systems & Equipment, Material Handling Equipment, and MRP, WMS, DCS, MHS, and TMS Software Integration.




Associate Expert Witnesses:

Edward Carrick

Covington, LOUISIANA, US

Performance Analysis

Forensics, Engineering and Business Process Improvement. Performance Analysis routtinely works as expert witness on a wide variety of forensics, accident reconstruction, equipment failure analysis, and other engineering-related topics. We strive to put all the right tools in the hands of our clients so that they will have all the right data they need to make informed decisions on how to best handle their cases.




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More Details:

Popular methods for determining the relative and absolute value of business projects/ventures include: Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), and Payback Period Cost of capital (the optimal minimum cost mix of cost-of-debt and cost-of-equity to a business) otherwise known as the Business Rate of Return (the rate of return the market expects from businesses of similar risk) stands as a market determined interest rate applied to funds lent to businesses with similar risk levels. This rate fluctuates at any given point in time and constituent market sentiment. If a project or venture does not exceed this market determined required rate of return then it is not worth doing. The projects/ventures which do exceed this benchmark return may still not be worthwhile because their associated risk causes the business to exceed its total Financial Risk Budget.

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