"We expect Rotary Gallop's Technology to have a transformative influence on the hostile and contested situations industry as well as the M&A industry broadly. With 58 Years combined experience our advisory board is going to be a big part of guiding how that industry change plays out.”

The Advisory Board

Christopher P. Davis
Partner at Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff & Cohen
Chair of Kleinberg Kaplan's Mergers and Acquisitions and Investor Activism Groups 

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Chris Davis chairs Kleinberg Kaplan's Mergers and Acquisitions and Investor Activism Groups. He advises domestic and international clients on mergers, stock and asset purchases, shareholder activism, proxy contests and tender offers, restructurings, workouts and bankruptcy sales, stock-for-stock mergers, auction sales, defensive and target reviews, joint ventures, divestitures, financings and minority investments in public and private companies. He has represented investment funds, start-up and mature companies, merchant banks and financial institutions and individuals in general corporate work and in numerous investments, private placements, loans, PIPEs, employment negotiations, Hart-Scott-Rodino filings and business combinations. For Chris's full bio including recent representations see here.

Ted C. Jones, Ph.D.         
Director of Investor Relations, Stewart Information Services Corporation NYSE-STC
Senior Vice President-Chief Economist, Stewart Title Guaranty Company

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Ted C. Jones, Ph.D., is the senior vice president – chief economist for Stewart Title Guaranty Company and director of investor relations for Stewart Information Services Corp. (NYSE-STC). He addresses the information needs of stockholders, conducts on-going research and supports economic and financial analysis for the company and its customers. Prior to joining Stewart he served as chief economist at Texas A&M University’s Real Estate Center, the nation’s largest publicly funded real estate research group.  An accomplished speaker, he typically gives more than 150 presentations on real estate and the economic outlook each year. You can follow Ted through his blog at blog.stewart.com or see his full Bio here.