Ergo's Kyle McEneaney, head of our Middle East practice and an Iraq specialist, was quoted by Reuters on Iraq's timeline for auctioning rights to develop its gas fields.

Roger Pardo-Maurer, a Director at Ergo and the former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs, discusses in Politico the political, economic, and demographic challenges facing Mexico in the coming years.

Ergo CEO RP Eddy spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the entry of major oilfield services companies into Iraq.

The Washington Post quoted Ergo CEO RP Eddy on the prospects of sovereign wealth funds stepping in to shore up the U.S. housing market.

Fortune quoted Ergo CEO RP Eddy about the reemergence of sovereign wealth funds as the global economy begins to recover.

Ergo CEO RP Eddy spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the revenue to oil companies that sign contracts for Iraq's newly available oilfields.

Ergo CEO RP Eddy discussed with Reuters Iraq's growing need for personnel and raw materials in the oilfield services sector as production begins to increase.

Ergo Partner Evan Pressman spoke to Reuters about the second round of bidding for some of Iraq's largest oilfields.

Reuters quotes Ergo CEO RP Eddy and cites Ergo forecasts of the growth of oilfield services in Iraq.

Gen. James A. "Spider" Marks was featured in a Washington Post article about video game company that has set up a foundation to help veterans find employment. Activision Blizzard, producer of the popular Guitar Hero, Tony Hawk, and Call of Duty franchises, established the Call of Duty Endowment (CODE), which will support other groups that assist veterans with the careers. Gen. Marks was recruited to serve on the foundation's board.

Gen. James A. "Spider" Marks was profiled in the Washington Post's "New at the Top" feature. Gen. Marks describes how he leverages his wealth of experience and expertise in public service and the private sector to help Ergo's clients address their most pressing challenges.