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Mr. Walters is a professional engineer and is certified in plumbing design through the American Society of Plumbing Engineers. His responsibilities overlap into the professional engineering areas of civil engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, fire protection engineering, and process engineering. He performs calculations, sizes equipment, and prepares plumbing design and construction documents. Mr. Walters is a member of the Atlanta Chapter of the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE). He earned his B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech.

Mr. Walters is a professional engineer and is certified in plumbing design through the American Society of Plumbing Engineers. His responsibilities overlap into the professional engineering areas of civil engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, fire protection engineering, and process engineering. He performs calculations, sizes equipment, and prepares plumbing design and construction documents. Mr. Walters is a member of the Atlanta Chapter of the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE). He earned his B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech.

Dr. Prasad is a licensed professional engineer, land surveyor, and professional planner with more than three decades of professional experience in civil engineering, surveying, and management field since his graduation. He has recently earned Ph.D. degree from New York University in Civil Engineering. Dr. Prasad has double M.S. degrees in Civil Engineering and Engineering Management from New Jersey institute of technology and an B.S. degree in Civil Engineering. He has more than 2000 hours of continuous professional education as instructor/participating professional (1990-2022) excluding formal education. Dr. Prasad is a New Jersey state certified emergency medical technician (EMT), emergency medical responder (EMR), fire fighter (FF). He is a fellow of American Society of Civil Engineers and also an active member of several professional organizations such as: AREMA, PMI, AISC, NYSAPLS etc. His technical papers were accepted in multiple ASCE journals and various other organizations like ASCE, AREMA & NYSAPLS conference proceedings for presentation and or publication multiple times.

Prior to his service at TVA, Mr. Savage was in private survey practice for 10 years specializing in dispute resolution and expert witness services. He has surveyed several disputed state boundaries to resolve jurisdictional conflicts. Mr. Savage is an adjunct professor at Cleveland State Community College where he teaches courses in boundary law, geodesy, GIS, and surveying fundamentals. He has researched and retraced the historical surveys of Henry David Thoreau and has published several articles on the subject. Mr. Savage teaches exam review and continuing education seminars at various state and local conferences across the country.

Prior to his service at TVA, Mr. Savage was in private survey practice for 10 years specializing in dispute resolution and expert witness services. He has surveyed several disputed state boundaries to resolve jurisdictional conflicts. Mr. Savage is an adjunct professor at Cleveland State Community College where he teaches courses in boundary law, geodesy, GIS, and surveying fundamentals. He has researched and retraced the historical surveys of Henry David Thoreau and has published several articles on the subject. Mr. Savage teaches exam review and continuing education seminars at various state and local conferences across the country.

Prior to his service at TVA, Mr. Savage was in private survey practice for 10 years specializing in dispute resolution and expert witness services. He has surveyed several disputed state boundaries to resolve jurisdictional conflicts. Mr. Savage is an adjunct professor at Cleveland State Community College where he teaches courses in boundary law, geodesy, GIS, and surveying fundamentals. He has researched and retraced the historical surveys of Henry David Thoreau and has published several articles on the subject. Mr. Savage teaches exam review and continuing education seminars at various state and local conferences across the country.

Attorney, Perkins Coie LLP in Madison, WI
Ms. Beall focuses her practice on project development, primarily in the energy and infrastructure industries. She has been involved in negotiating contracts for investments in renewable energy projects and conducting due diligence review. In addition, Ms. Beall has negotiated asset purchase agreements for several hundred megawatts of wind and solar projects, and she has helped clients secure regulatory approvals to build over $500M worth of utility infrastructure in various states. These include transmission lines, wind farms, and solar facilities. She also counsels clients regarding compliance issues under the Clean Air Act (CAA), the State and Alternative Fuel Provider Fleet Program, and other state and federal energy and environmental statutes.

Senior Counsel with the Environment, Energy & Resources practice at Perkins Coie LLP in San Diego, CA
Ms. Beaumont has extensive experience representing clients in environmental, regulatory and litigation matters involving natural resources, tribal issues, telecommunications, land use and the siting and defense of large-scale infrastructure and energy projects. She represents utilities, energy developers, and others in the development of cutting-edge energy and infrastructure projects. Ms. Beaumont has been involved in landmark transmission line and renewable energy projects in California and the Southwest.

Attorney, Perkins Coie LLP in Washington, D.C.
In her representation of both private and government clients, Ms. Bonanni analyzes international, federal and state environmental legal regimes and compliance, negotiates and drafts environmental covenants and land use restrictions and negotiates and develops environmental regulatory regimes. Ms. Bonanni’s experience also includes conducting environmental due diligence and drafting memoranda analyzing environmental law. Additionally, she has represented Fortune 500 companies in a range of corporate and outsourcing transactions, primarily in the technology industry, negotiating, analyzing and drafting outsourcing, service and licensing agreements.

Chair of the firm’s nationwide Environment, Energy & Resources practice, Perkins Coie LLP in Seattle, WA
Ms. McGaffey has over 25 years of experience practicing environmental law. She assists clients with project development, permitting, compliance and regulatory matters under state and federal environmental and land use laws and advises on the environmental aspects of corporate and real estate transactions. Ms. McGaffey also represents clients in environmental litigation, including Superfund cost recovery and natural resource damage actions, citizen suits, government enforcement actions and lawsuits challenging permits and regulatory developments.

Of Counsel, Perkins Coie LLP in San Francisco, CA
Mr. Morris helps businesses navigate complex transactional, regulatory, and project development matters arising under federal, state, and local environmental and natural resources laws. He represents public and private companies, private equity firms, developers, financial institutions, joint ventures, public-private partnerships, non-government organizations, and other landholders. Mr. Morris’ experience includes water quality, water supply, waste management, remediation, air quality, natural resources management, product stewardship and sustainability. He has significant experience managing environmental, health, and safety (EHS); environmental, social, governance (ESG); and water resources issues in connection with corporate mergers, financing transactions and real estate investments.

Partner, Perkins Coie LLP in Portland, OR
Ms. Regenold counsels clients on development of major infrastructure projects, including natural resource and renewable projects, highway and public and private transportation projects and commercial development. She advises on both public and private land development and multiple-use projects, from initiation through completion, including projects within the oil and gas, mining, timber, and renewable wind, solar and hydro industries. Ms. Regenold advises clients on mining claim issues, such as extralateral rights, and royalty and lease disputes, in Montana, Idaho, Alaska and other western states. She performs due diligence and title reviews of large land acreages for natural resource and energy project development, acquisitions, divestitures, and financings.

Ms. Wilson-McNerney is of Counsel with Schwabe. She provides legal advice to public- and private-sector developers building commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects in a wide range of settings, from high-density urban centers to remote rural areas and coastline zones. Ms. Wilson-McNerney also defend project approvals before local and state administrative review boards and in federal and state court, when necessary. Whether managing the interlocking pieces of generational infrastructure projects or landmark renovations, she leverages her network of consultant relationships to support strategic, efficient, and successful project development. Ms. Wilson-McNerney represents private and public owners and developers of large retail, office, sports and entertainment, industrial, energy, multifamily residential, and other commercial projects. These projects often entail navigating complex regulatory requirements; appropriately scaled environmental review; and thoughtful negotiations with agencies, Native American tribes, and project neighbors. She also collaborates with clients on water supply and water rights issues in project development and assists in land use, environmental, and water rights due diligence for corporate and real estate transactions. Ms. Wilson-McNerney earned her J.D. degree, summa cum laude, from the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law.