Our Mission
The Georgia Brownfield Association (GBA) is a nonprofit advocacy and education organization supporting economic development in Georgia through responsible and sustainable redevelopment of environmentally impacted properties.
As a member-led organization, GBA accomplishes its mission through collaborative engagement with EPD and EPA, the legislature, elected officials, local businesses, communities and other stakeholders. GBA’s membership is comprised of leading legal, engineering, risk management, economic and real estate development, and other environmentally-focused professionals.
Executive Committee
Committees
Get involved in GBA’s committees. Contact Jennifer Lesnieski or Kelly Saunders for more information.
Brownfield Seminar Committee
Events & Education Committee
The Events & Education Committee works together to present quarterly events to the GBA membership and environmental-focused professionals. The committee collaborates to identify timely and relevant topics, speakers, and venues to host these educational and networking-focused events.
Membership Committee
GBA relies on members to accomplish its mission. The Membership Committee plays an integral role in recruiting new members and supporting membership renewals each year.
Regulatory and Legislative Committee
The Regulatory and Legislative Committee represents GBA members in its collaboration with EPA and EPD, and tracks important legislative developments to ensure the best outcome for initiatives that will impact brownfield redevelopment.
Coastal Committee
As a statewide organization, GBA is focused on brownfield redevelopment across Georgia. The Coastal Committee helps facilitate and drive engagement with those across Southeast Georgia who are involved or interested in brownfields.
Policy & Economic Development Committee
Brownfield redevelopment plays an important role throughout many of our communities’ economic development. This committee is focused on the policies and players that help drive and influence the economic impact of brownfield redevelopments.
Young Professionals Committee
Young professionals – loosely described as those with fewer than 10 years of experience in the industry – represent an important group of up and coming leaders who can leverage relationships and knowledge of brownfield redevelopment to further their careers and the industry. Whether a recent grad, a junior professional, or a career changer new to the field, we encourage participation in GBA’s Young Professionals Committee.
Marketing Committee
GBA’s Marketing Committee is focused on ensuring the mission and efforts of GBA, its committees and members are visible and leveraged to the benefit of all involved in brownfield redevelopment.
