Specialize in the development and execution of political strategic campaigns regarding complex development project siting, energy and environmental public policy issues.Successfully secured all permits and approvals for the first private infrastructure project crossing Massachusetts Bay without a single appeal or legal challenge.Mobilized unique citizen action campaign to unanimously pass a major Sector Plan approval for redevelopment of nearly 500 acres in Montgomery County MarylandDesigned and implemented the regulatory strategy to permit the first and only offshore LNG facility in the country.Secured open town meeting approvals in two different municipalities and all local, state and federal approvals for the largest solid waste management facility in the stateDeveloped and successfully implemented the public strategic campaign to approve the largest private-sector mixed use brownfield redevelopment project in MassachusettsSuccessfully sited a wide variety of development projects including renewable and traditional energy projects, golf courses, recycling facilities, retail centers and commercial buildings.

One of the original founding Directors, have remained on the Board of Directors continuously, currently serving as Chairman of the Legislative Committee, member of the Executive Committee, Nominating Committee and Economic Development Committee.

Oversaw the policy, management and budget of five major departments including the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Environmental Management, the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, the Department of Agriculture and the Metropolitan District Commission as well as MEPA, the MWRA , Coastal Zone Management and the Toxic Use Reduction Act OTA.

Managed the public communications and legislative strategy of the Secretary. Coordinated the policy and management of the agencies within the Secretariat and the Executive Office with the Governor's Office and other Cabinet-level officials

Secured legislative approval of the state's Coastal Zone Management and Chapter 91 Waterways and Wetlands Protection statutes, the state's full regiment of hazardous waste and toxics regulatory statutes including the state Superfund, the state Water Management Act, Interbasin Transfer Act, Acid Rain Act, Endangered Species and Non-game Wildlife statute and the Solid Waste Management Act as well as several Open Space Bond Bills and the creation of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) which led to the cleanup of the Boston Harbor