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William Murdock:
Director of the Urban Development Division of Ohio Dept. of Development. Overseeing the popular Clean Ohio Fund brownfield grant program and revolving loan fund from USEPA, Murdock looks to further the division’s mission to boost economic initiatives pertaining to sustainability, revitalization, and overall viability within communities.
David Flynn: Partner, Phillips Lytle, LLP (New York City Office). The practice team leader for the Firm's Energy and Nanotechnology area, Flynn’s specializes in the areas of environmental law and energy. He also provides regulatory compliance consultations in the area of brownfield redevelopment and advises on energy regulation. He was involved in New York State’s first successful conversion of a former industrial brownfield into a modern manufacturing...
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