About Our Firm

Kirk Fisher brings 20+ years of executive-level experience identifying financial opportunities and implementing strategies to capture those opportunities. He successfully orchestrates turnarounds, manages large organizations and complex business models, and identifies business opportunities and expense mitigation strategies centered around specific and measurable process improvement.

Kirk directed all facets of business operations for the Deepwater Horizon Economic and Property Damage Settlement Program, including managing the distribution of the $20 billion trust set aside to compensate victims of the oil spill.

He currently serves as an Adjunct Faculty member in the LSU Flores MBA Program where he also worked collaboratively in the development and launch of the Management Consulting Specialization Program in the LSU E. J. Ourso College of Business and the International Study Program between the LSU MBA Consulting Program and The Central University of Finance and Economic (CUFE) in Beijing, China.

He is a traveling professor for the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil and the University of CUFE in Beijing, China and is a published author, co-writing the teaching brief entitled “Delivering an MBA Management Consulting Experience” which was published in the April 2017 issue of the Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education, Volume 15 Number 2.

David Odom has 30+ years managing large, multi-disciplined projects using best in practice technologies, some of which have been developed through his efforts. With an extensive background in program management and regulatory consulting, David has been able to solve complex problems for his clients.

Based on early career experience in the oil and gas industry, David developed the proprietary SaaS platform, Projexis™ to enable better visibility into performance metrics while spotting inefficiencies and bottlenecks. Before he co-founded Plexos Group, David served as the CEO of the Deepwater Horizon Economic and Property Damage Settlement Program, a multidistrict litigation claims administration program managing over 400,000 claimants, over 3,100 personnel, and five vendors. For that project alone, he was responsible for over $12 billion in claims and an annual administrative budget of more than $580 million.

His engineering experience includes numerous large multi-disciplined projects -- engineering design for civil, hydrology, and hydraulic services; structural engineering; environmental engineering; construction engineering; environmental; surveying, digital mapping, and data management services.

Paul Rainwater is a trusted advisor to all levels of government and private sector stakeholders solving some of the country’s most difficult infrastructure and disaster-related challenges through expedient and efficient federal funding and program design solutions.  

He’s spent the past 30+ years collaborating with four White House administrations, Congress, governors, FEMA, and HUD. Paul has a proven track record of removing barriers, resolving inefficiencies, and streamlining access to more than $52B in funding and resources that empower communities to recover from natural disasters, respond to cybersecurity attacks, improve education systems, and build equitable and sustainable housing solutions.

He is a certified Local Government Manager, a registered lobbyist, and a veteran who served U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu’s office as the Legislative Director and the Jindal Administration as Chief of Staff. Through successful congressional testimony, he was responsible for the appropriation of over $14 billion in FEMA and HUD programs approved for the State of LA after Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustav, and Ike.