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About Brett Gomberg, LEED Green Associate
Mr. Gomberg is a Project Management Professional (PMP)and LEED Green Associate with a Masters in Project Management and an MBA. He has more than five years of project management experience supporting Federal agencies on tenant improvements and complex relocations in occupied Government-owned and leased space. Clients include the Department of Homeland Security, the Patent and Trademark Office, and the General Services Administration. He is currently supporting the Department of Homeland Security as a Project Manager responsible for multiple concurrent tenant improvements and alterations in multiple buildings on a 24/7 operational, secure, historic campus.
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