Photos from Yonkers Meeting
Courtesy of the National Brownfield Association
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| Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton greets Ken Kamlet, Developer Group Co-Chair, as she makes her way through a welcome line of New York Chapter Executive Team members |
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Senator Clinton greets State Senator Carl Marcellino (R-Long Island) as Assemblyman Tom DiNapoli (D-Long Island) looks on |
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| AIG President, Joe Boren, confers with AIG Environmental President (and President of the National Brownfield Association), Ken Cornell |
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| NBA Executive
Director, Robert Colangelo, and New York Assemblyman Tom DiNapoli are photographed holding a copy of New York's Brownfield Cleanup Act legislation |
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| Irv Cohen of GreenEagle, LLC (and Developer Group Co-Chair) greets Sen. Carl Marcellino as Ken Kamlet of Newman Development Group, LLC (and the other Developer Group Co-Chair) looks on |
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| Paul Casowitz of Sive, Paget & Riesel, P.C. (and Secretary of the New York State Chapter) greets Assemblyman DiNapoli as Linda Shaw (Knauf Shaw, LLP and State Chapter Legal Chair), Jon Saloney (JP Morgan Chase and State Chapter Finance Chair), and Irv Cohen (GreenEagle LLC) look on. |
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| Ken Kamlet, who was a strong critic of the DiNapoli Brownfields Bill, welcomes Assemblyman DiNapoli and promises to post this photo on his Brownfields website. |
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| Ken Kamlet greets
Senator Marcellino as Irv Cohen and Ken Cornell look on. |
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| 300 people crowd Yonkers Library auditorium to hear Senator Clinton and other speakers address the inaugural meeting of the New York State Chapter of the National Brownfield Association |
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| New York Chapter Executive Team. Front row (l to r): Robert Colangelo, Linda Shaw, Gary Rozmus, Jon Saloney, Ken Kamlet. Back row (l to r): Ken Cornell, Paul Casowitz, Phil Amicone, Joe Boren, and Irv Cohen. |
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| Cropped photo of Senator Clinton posing with New York Chapter Executive Team (shown: Irv Cohen, Senator Clinton, and Ken Kamlet) |
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| Conference attendees tour Yonkers riverfront brownfield sites from sightseeing boat. New Jersey Palisades are in the background |