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Stephanie

Grumet

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Stephanie is a former federal regulator and has specialised experience identifying regulatory triggers impactful to corporations and investors. Her experience with environmental policy spans over thirty years.

At the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Stephanie worked on national air pollution regulations and climate issues covering the electricity sector. She served as the Director of Climate and Sustainability at Capstone LLP, advising institutional inventors on policy triggers affecting public markets and developing regulatory due diligence. Her experience includes working closely with distressed debt, long short equity, hedge funds and private equity transactions.

At Global Counsel, she continues to provide strategic insights on the regulatory process for investors and corporations.

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