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Published: September 16, 2025
(Orlando, FL) Environmental and Real Estate attorney Anna Long held key roles during the 2025 Florida Brownfields Association (FBA) Annual Conference, serving as a panelist and moderator during the three-day event. Held annually, this year’s conference theme presented “Upgrading Land Revitalization in Your Community.”
Serving as a panelist for “Breaking Brownfields: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities”, Anna engaged in an interactive forum which proposed solutions to brownfield projects facing redevelopment challenges. Per the conference, during this session attendees gained “expert insights, participated in problem solving, and contributed to real-world redevelopment success.”
Anna served as the moderator for a two-part session, “Shareholder Forum on Contaminated Site Issues in Florida.” She engaged the panelists in conversation, addressing questions, ideas, frustrations, and solutions posed by attendees. Panelists included: Allison Amram and Andy Zodrow, representing the Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County, Travis Hearne with Mechanik Nuccio Herne & Wester, Nadia Locke with RES, Nick Meros with Shutts & Bowen, Dan Nedvidek with Langan, and Greg Schultz with Stantec.
About the FBA: The FBA is a not-for-profit, volunteer, service organization dedicated to advancing brownfields cleanup and development. Learn more: https://www.floridabrownfields.com/.