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Donna L. Kreiser, Esq.McNees Wallace & Nurick, LLC, LancasterDonna L. Kreiser, Esq.McNees Wallace & Nurick, LLC, LancasterDonna L. Kreiser, Esq.Donna L. Kreiser, Esq.McNees Wallace & Nurick, LLC, Lancaster
FacultyAttorneysSteven E. Grubb, Esq.Goldberg Katzman, P.C.
J. Adam Matlawski, Esq.McNichol Byrne & Matlawski, P.C.
PA Dept. of Community & Economic DevelopmentTimothy M. Anstine, Esq.Chief Counsel’s Offi ce
David Brinton, MPALocal Government Policy Specialist
Michael ForemanLocal Government Policy Specialist
Jonathan HendricksonLocal Government Policy Specialist
Christopher C. Houston, Esq.Chief Counsel’s Offi ce
Dennis PukoPlanning Program Manager
Fred ReddigSpecial Assistant for Act 47 and Local Government Affairs
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David Unkovic, Esq.McNees Wallace & Nurick, LLC
James H. Webster, Esq.Houston Harbaugh, P.C.
PNC Capital Markets, LLCRobert Dailey, Managing DirectorChristopher S. Hoffert, DirectorAntonio Misiti, Managing Director
Pennsylvania Economy LeagueGerald Cross, Executive DirectorJoseph L. Boyle
PA State Association of BoroughsE. J. Knittel, Senior Director
Public Financial Management, LLCJohn Frey, DirectorDaniel H. Kozloff, DirectorScott Shearer, Director
Public Resources Advisory GroupSteven Goldfi eld, Esq.Senior Managing Director
Susquehanna Group Advisors, Inc.Jay Wenger, Managing Director
Ms. Kreiser is co-chair of the Financial Services and Public Finance group and also practices in the Municipal Recovery and Public-Private Partnerships groups at McNees Wallace & Nurick, LLC.
She focuses her practice on municipal and project fi nance law, including economic development, transportation, government, health care, and education. Ms. Kreiser serves as bond counsel,
underwriter’s counsel, trustee’s counsel, bank counsel and borrower’s counsel for state, county, and municipal clients, economic development authorities and non-profi t entities in the implementation and fi nancing of major capital initiatives that benefi t public, private and non-profi t entities, such as hotel, hospital and health care facility, university and water and sewer transportation and treatment facility projects and debt refi nancings for public, for-profi t and non-profi t organizations. In addition, she counsels issuers on general obligation borrowings. Her practice also includes commercial lending and business transactions.
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Learn from the bestYou will hear from the top fi gures in the fi eld of municipal fi nance, all from the varied perspectives of state and local government and the private bar
Hot topics• Distressed municipalities• Responsibilities of fi nance professionals• Economic development and recovery