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SUMMARY:Streamlining Minnesota's Environmental Permitting Process (Part 2)
DESCRIPTION:About the Event:\n\nJoin us for the second part of our event series on May 30\, where we will build on the insights and discussions from our initial session. This event will be a results-oriented\, focused discussion designed to provide practical solutions and actionable strategies for improving Minnesota's environmental permitting process.\n\n \n\nEvent Highlights:\n\n\n Expert Panel Discussions: Our panelists\, who are seasoned professionals in permitting\, regulatory\, and development industries\, will each share a 15-minute presentation. They will discuss their personal experiences with the permitting process and provide concrete examples of how permitting impacts project improvements and buildouts.\n Interactive Q&A Session: Following the presentations\, there will be an audience Q&A session. Facilitators will ensure the discussion remains positive and solution-focused\, encouraging productive dialogue and collaboration.\n Networking Opportunities: Engage with city managers\, mayors\, business leaders\, energy sector professionals\, municipal and school officials\, environmental experts\, and others who are invested in the future of Minnesota's permitting process.\n \n\n\nList of Panelists: \n\n\n Larry Kramka\, Foth Infrastructure & Environment\, LLC\, Market Leader\n Allyz Kramer\, SEH\, Principal\, Sr. Biologist\, Regional Operations Manager\, Project Manager\n Jeff Udd\, Duluth Seaway Port Authority\, Director of Government & Environmental Affairs\n Julie Marinucci\, St. Louis County\, Director\, Land Commissioner\, Lands & Minerals\n Shelly Patten\, DNR\, Director Northeast Region\n\n\n \n\nEach panelist will offer unique insights and perspectives based on their extensive experience and involvement in various projects. Their contributions will be invaluable in shaping the discussion and identifying effective strategies for streamlining the permitting process.\n\n \n\nWho Should Attend: This event is essential for city managers\, mayors\, public officials\, business leaders\, energy professionals\, municipal and school administrators\, environmental advocates\, and anyone interested in advancing Minnesota's permitting framework.\n\n \n\nDon't miss this opportunity to be part of a vital conversation aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of Minnesota's environmental permitting process.\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistration:\n\nSecure your spot for Part Two here. Registration is limited to 50 and available at no-cost to both Chamber members and non-chamber members. \n\n \n\nShare this invitation with your network!
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\nAbout the Event:
\n\nJoin us for the second part of our event series on May 30\, where we will build on the insights and discussions from our initial session. This event will be a results-oriented\, focused discussion designed to provide practical solutions and actionable strategies for improving Minnesota'\;s environmental permitting process.
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\n\nEvent Highlights:
\n\n\n - Expert Panel Discussions: Our panelists\, who are seasoned professionals in permitting\, regulatory\, and development industries\, will each share a 15-minute presentation. They will discuss their personal experiences with the permitting process and provide concrete examples of how permitting impacts project improvements and buildouts.
\n - Interactive Q&\;A Session: Following the presentations\, there will be an audience Q&\;A session. Facilitators will ensure the discussion remains positive and solution-focused\, encouraging productive dialogue and collaboration.
\n - Networking Opportunities: Engage with city managers\, mayors\, business leaders\, energy sector professionals\, municipal and school officials\, environmental experts\, and others who are invested in the future of Minnesota'\;s permitting process.
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\n\nList of Panelists:
\n\n\n - Larry Kramka\, Foth Infrastructure &\; Environment\, LLC\, Market Leader
\n - Allyz Kramer\, SEH\, Principal\, Sr. Biologist\, Regional Operations Manager\, Project Manager
\n - Jeff Udd\, Duluth Seaway Port Authority\, Director of Government &\; Environmental Affairs
\n - Julie Marinucci\, St. Louis County\, Director\, Land Commissioner\, Lands &\; Minerals
\n - Shelly Patten\, DNR\, Director Northeast Region
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\n\nEach panelist will offer unique insights and perspectives based on their extensive experience and involvement in various projects. Their contributions will be invaluable in shaping the discussion and identifying effective strategies for streamlining the permitting process.
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\n\nWho Should Attend: This event is essential for city managers\, mayors\, public officials\, business leaders\, energy professionals\, municipal and school administrators\, environmental advocates\, and anyone interested in advancing Minnesota'\;s permitting framework.
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\n\nDon&rsquo\;t miss this opportunity to be part of a vital conversation aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of Minnesota'\;s environmental permitting process.
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\n\nRegistration:
\n\nSecure your spot for
Part Two here.
Registration is limited to 50 and available at no-cost to both Chamber members and non-chamber members. \;
\n\nShare this invitation with your network!
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LOCATION:Mineland Rec Building Minnesota Discovery Center 1005 Discovery Center Drive Chisholm\, MN 55719
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DTSTAMP:20260407T102144Z
URL:https://business.laurentianchamber.org/events/details/streamlining-minnesota-s-environmental-permitting-process-part-2-1885
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