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Matthew Erchull

Witt O'Brien's | Ambipar Response
Senior Managing Director

Biography

Matthew Erchull is a Senior Managing Director at Witt O’Brien’s, a leading government advisory consulting firm specializing in federal grants compliance, crisis response, and community development. He brings extensive expertise in managing complex federal funding programs, emphasizing operational efficiency, compliance, risk management, and strategic execution. Founded by former government practitioners, Witt O’Brien’s has long been an industry leader in emergency management, evolving into a multifaceted consultancy that addresses a wide range of public sector needs. Since joining Witt O’Brien’s in 2019, Erchull has played a key role in diversifying the firm’s services for government clients.

In his role, Erchull serves as the Sector Lead for the firm’s Government Advisory Services practice, as well as the Emergency Management and Disaster Recovery practice. He is responsible for shaping corporate strategy, managing resources, and ensuring the successful delivery of consulting projects for federal, state, and local clients. In this capacity, he helps lead a team of over 700 subject matter experts, providing support to more than 200 communities nationwide. Erchull’s leadership has been instrumental in helping public-sector organizations across the U.S. develop streamlined programs, leveraging federal funding to achieve sustainable, long-term impacts.

Erchull has nearly 20 years of experience and previously served in senior leadership roles in New York and Texas, focusing on policy development, research, and strategic analysis. An advocate for effective and sustainable government processes, he frequently collaborates with policymakers, academia, and industry leaders to refine regulatory frameworks and improve funding mechanisms. His insights on federal compliance and emergency management have been published in industry publications, and he is a sought-after speaker on public policy, government efficiency, and the administration of federally funded programs.

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