Andrew Gentin
Professional Overview
Andrew Gentin leads the firm’s global investigations and compliance practices, and serves as RosettiStarr's General Counsel. An expert in corporate enforcement and due diligence, he provides risk-based solutions for complex regulatory environments and oversees high-stakes corporate monitorships. Andrew joined RosettiStarr in 2025 following a distinguished career as a senior official at the U.S. Department of Justice.
Most recently, Andrew served as Chief of the DOJ Fraud Section’s Corporate Enforcement and Compliance Unit. In this role, he directed all corporate enforcement and monitorship matters for the Fraud Section, specializing in the structural and compliance components of FCPA, securities fraud, and money laundering resolutions. His tenure at the Justice Department was marked by his leadership in developing national corporate enforcement policies and serving on the Deputy Attorney General’s Corporate Crime Advisory Group.
On the international stage, Andrew represented the United States at the OECD’s Working Group on Bribery and chaired the Law Enforcement Officials Group, coordinating anti-corruption efforts among 46 member nations. His foundational experience includes 12 years as a federal prosecutor in the FCPA Unit, where he led many of the Department’s most significant foreign bribery prosecutions. Andrew holds a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center and a B.A. from Amherst College.