Most recently, Greg served as the firm’s Stormwater Practice Leader, sharing his extensive technical career experience with stormwater and wastewater system master planning with a team of engineers dedicated to work focused on watershed master planning, sewer system design, combined sewer system analysis, floodplain studies, capital improvement program development and regulatory assistance. He led numerous urban watershed projects that integrated conventional hydraulic improvements with watershed-wide measures to reduce runoff and enhance stormwater quality. And he’s been deeply committed to analyses of infrastructure and asset management principles, mastering funding options for infrastructure and asset management projects and assisting clients with Stormwater, Asset Management, and Wastewater (SAW) Program grant applications, stormwater utility implementation and business planning for local enterprise funds.
Greg’s industry leadership has included work as a frequent presenter at regional and national conferences on engineering issues relating to municipal sewer systems, stormwater management, stormwater utilities, Low Impact Development (LID), hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, watershed master planning, and other wet weather phenomena. Using his experience with a dozen varieties of modeling software, he developed and taught several seminars using EPA's Stormwater Management Model (SWMM) to model stormwater best management practices and to quantify and demonstrate impacts on stormwater quality. He holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Wisconsin, and he is a licensed professional engineer in four states.
