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Robert Beattey to lead Futurewise’s Legal Program

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Futurewise is pleased to announce the appointment of our new Legal Director, Robert Beattey.

Prior to joining Futurewise, Rob served as Senior Attorney in the Zone, Environmental, & Nuisance unit of the Columbus, Ohio, City Attorney's Office. In that position he was responsible for hundreds of land use regulation cases at the trial and appellate level and actively advised local and state policy-makers on land use, homelessness, public health, and nuisance issues.  Rob also previously served as general elections counsel to a number of presidential, statewide, legislative, local, and ballot issue campaign committees as an Associate at McTigue Law Group. Rob holds a B.A. from Columbia University and a JD from The Ohio State University College of Law. 

“I’m very excited to be a part of Futurewise’s work in protecting the amazing natural resources here in Washington State,” said Rob Beattey.

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