BRG announced today that Jennifer Wren recently joined the firm’s Global Construction practice as an associate director. Based in Atlanta, she will advise clients on construction-related disputes, including claims analysis, financial damages, and fraud investigations arising from complex commercial projects.
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Ms. Wren brings more than twenty-five years of experience in forensic accounting and data analysis, with a focus on resolving high-stakes financial challenges in the construction sector. Known for her work on high-stakes matters involving fraud and financial damages, she helps organizations resolve complex financial challenges and mitigate losses amid today’s volatile construction landscape. Her insights have helped result in the resolution of multimillion-dollar disputes and mitigate large losses for clients.
“Jennifer’s experience in forensic accounting, fraud examination, and construction disputes will be an immediate asset to our team and to companies facing significant financial challenges,” said Terry Yeager, leader of BRG’s Global Construction practice in Atlanta.
“Her work analyzing damages and supporting litigation strengthens our ability to assist clients involved in high-stakes, technically complex disputes. Recent headlines—including the surge in construction disputes tied to rising project costs and aggressive regulatory enforcement—underscore the value of objective, data-driven analysis,” added Richard Fultineer, head of BRG’s Global Construction practice.
Drawing on her background in forensic accounting and claims analysis, Ms. Wren specializes in evaluating allegations of fraud, analyzing cost and delay claims, and preparing detailed financial reporting to support complex litigation.
“I’m pleased to join BRG’s respected construction practice during a period of mounting challenges for the sector,” said Ms. Wren. “Working alongside such a skilled team, my goal is to help clients resolve tough financial issues and uncover workable solutions as the industry adapts to pricing volatility, compliance demands, and increased scrutiny on spending.”
Ms. Wren earned a BA in accounting from Reinhardt University. She is a member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and an associate member of the American Bar Association.
