Evan Kanji and Amy Dzialowski to Speak at the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Conference
Evan Kanji and Amy Dzialowski will speak during the breakout session, “Discussion on Brownfields: Demystifying Remediation and Exploring Opportunities,” on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at 3:30 p.m. CT, at the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative 2025 Annual Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Tory Kress from the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee and Sarah Bregant from the Northwest Side Community Development Corporation will also speak during this session.
In addition, Geosyntec’s Bill Murchison, Megan Bender, Chris Robb, Matt Bardol, and Chriso Petropoulou will attend the conference, which will be held May 14 through 16.
Visit Geosyntec’s booth to meet our practitioners, learn more about our work, and get your questions answered. Our booth theme is “Revitalizing our Communities, One Shoreline at a Time.”
About the Presenters
Evan is a Staff Professional based in Michigan who focuses on freshwater hydrology, green stormwater infrastructure, hydrogeology, and surface-water and groundwater remediation. He is passionate about remediation as a part of environmental justice work and about supporting community-accessible science communication.
Amy is a Senior Principal based in Oklahoma with more than 20 years of experience focused on environmental planning, stakeholder engagement, public-private partnership development, compliance, and program funding. An urban planner with environmental, land-use, and government expertise, she has helped communities throughout the United States revitalize brownfields sites.
About the Conference
At this conference, attendees will learn about the vital role that local governments in the region, industries, and innovators play in collaboratively tackling regional and global water issues.
The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative is a binational coalition of more than 325 municipal and regional United States and Canadian mayors and local officials working to advance the protection and restoration of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Basin.
More Information
Learn more about the conference.
For more information on brownfield remediation, contact Evan at Evan.Kanji@Geosyntec.com or Amy at Amy.Dzialowski@Geosyntec.com.
Learn more about Evan: Evan Kanji | LinkedIn
Learn more about Amy: Amy Dzialowzki (Geosyntec.com)
