Senior Environmental Engineer, EnviroScience, Inc.
Ms. Brown has over 20 years of diverse experience in environmental and chemical engineering. She has worked across a wide variety of industries, including pulp and paper, wood treating, fiber optics, nuclear waste treatment and pesticide manufacturing to solve complex chemical, environmental, and processing problems for clients. Ms. Brown’s projects include remediation technology development, regulatory compliance, risk assessments, environmental sampling, site assessments and environmental litigation support. She has a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder and is pursuing her master’s degree in Environmental Engineering at Vanderbilt University. Ms. Brown is a registered engineer in the State of Tennessee and a board certified environmental engineer in the area of hazardous waste management and site remediation.

Professional Geologist, Terracon
Mr. Green obtained his B.S. degree in Geology from Austin Peay State University and M.S. degree in Hydrogeology from Illinois State University. For 20 years, he has worked in environmental consulting and has been based in Tennessee and has worked on projects across the United States. Mr. Green’s experience includes monitoring well installation, multiple media sampling, closure of existing monitoring wells, and preparation of groundwater monitoring reports. He has worked on projects involving RCRA, CERCLA, Underground Storage Tank regulations, and brownfield cleanups and is familiar with United States Environmental Protection Agency sampling protocols. Mr. Green is familiar with environmental applications of geophysical methods including electromagnetic, electrical resistivity, gravity, magnetometer, and seismic reflection/refraction. Additionally, he has performed Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments and has been involved with the design and implementation of a variety of treatment systems for in-situ remediation and bioremediation processes.

Attorney and Partner at Butler Snow
Mr. Knight practices in Butler Snow’s Toxic Torts and Environmental Litigation Group. He has represented a wide variety of environmental clients including construction companies, financial institutions, manufacturing facilities, electric utility systems, real estate developers and energy companies. His experience ranges from state enforcement actions to the defense of federal citizen suits to matters of regulatory compliance and environmental remediation and brownfield projects. Throughout his practice, he has focused on issues involving the Clean Water Act, RCRA, CERCLA, ESA, TSCA (PCBs), FTC greenwashing and water allocation matters.

Professional Engineer with Regenesis
Mr. Northington is a professional engineer with over 18 years of experience in the environmental field in the areas of site investigation, remediation system engineering and construction, project management and technical assistance. He received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Environmental Engineering from Michigan Technological University. Mr. Northington serves as the southeast district manager with Regenesis. He provides technical support for application of soil and groundwater remediation and vapor intrusion mitigation technology solutions. Mr. Northington works directly with environmental consulting, construction, and engineering firms to develop successful remedial approaches. He also founded and directs a 501(c)(3) non-profit specializing in community development and outreach both locally and globally focused on utilizing sustainable development to provide for the needs of those who need it most.

Professional Geologist, State of Tennessee – Division of Remediation
Mr. Spann is a native of Memphis and he received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Geology from the University of Memphis. He has worked for 15 years with State of Tennessee’s Division of Remediation and has been the State’s Brownfield and Voluntary Program Coordinator for TDEC’s Division of Remediation since 2015. The State’s Voluntary Program supports the redevelopment and revitalization of brownfields to protect the environment, reuse existing infrastructure, minimize urban sprawl and create economic opportunities. As the Brownfield and Voluntary Program Coordinator, Mr. Spann is responsible for statewide implementation of the Brownfield/Voluntary Program, including working with developers, communities and other stakeholders to address specific liability issues to facilitate sustainable brownfields redevelopment across the State.

Professional Engineer, State of Tennessee – Division of Underground Storage Tanks
 Ms. Storm graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Chemical Engineering and holds a professional engineering license in the state of Tennessee. Ms. Storm has worked with the state of Tennessee, Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Underground Storage Tanks for 27 years. She is the deputy director for Central Office Operations which include oversight of petroleum release investigation, exposure assessment and contamination clean-up technical policy and process development; LUST trust/federal contract management and emergency response; tank fee invoicing and collection and notification; UST fund reimbursement; database management and quality control; and division administration. Previously she worked in the UST Nashville Field Office as the assistant manager for 14 years responding to petroleum complaints and emergency responses, overseeing tank closures and contamination investigations and clean-ups, conducting compliance inspections and supervising a large field office. Ms. Storm also graduated from the Tennessee Government Management Institute (TGMI) in 2007.