Foley & Lardner LLP attorney Herschel Vinyard was elected to the Board of the Associated Industries of Florida (AIF), a not-for-profit organization focusing on business advocacy. As a member of the Board, Vinyard will help guide AIF in crafting positive public policy for Florida.
At Foley, Vinyard currently positions clients for success before federal, state and local environmental agencies and provides traditional public affairs counsel to clients navigating the regulatory and political landscape in Florida. Vinyard recently joined Foley following a successful career in environmental law, manufacturing and most recently serving the State of Florida as the Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
At Foley, Vinyard currently positions clients for success before federal, state and local environmental agencies and provides traditional public affairs counsel to clients navigating the regulatory and political landscape in Florida. Vinyard recently joined Foley following a successful career in environmental law, manufacturing and most recently serving the State of Florida as the Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
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