Principal, Client Representativebio David N. MacGillivray, Chairman, is one of three principals of the firm. His direct client responsibilities cover major cities and counties, as well as high growth suburban jurisdictions. He is the author of numerous studies on fiscal impact analysis, economic development finance and debt management. In addition to his duties at Springsted, Mr. MacGillivray frequently lectures on economic development, financial management and the municipal bond industry. He currently teaches the Government Finance Officers Association's national course on economic development finance. Mr. MacGillivray is a member of the Standing Committee on Economic Development and Capital Planning for the GFOA, and is a Certified Independent Public Finance Advisor through the National Association of Independent Public Finance Advisors. He attended the University of Minnesota and received a master's degree in economics, with specialization in public finance and cost/benefit analysis.
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Client RepresentativebioJoseph M. Murray, Vice President, brings a depth of experience in city management and policy development to the economic development planning process. He has a significant background as city administrator, city manager and village manager in Wisconsin, Michigan and Missouri. Mr. Murray also worked for the City of Overland Park, Kansas, and Prince William County, Virginia. Most recently, he served for over nine years as the Village Manager of the Village of Greendale, Wisconsin. He has a master's in public administration from the University of Kansas at Lawrence.
David N. MacGillivray, Chairman, is one of three principals of the firm. His direct client responsibilities cover major cities and counties, as well as high growth suburban jurisdictions. He is the author of numerous studies on fiscal impact analysis, economic development finance and debt management. In addition to his duties at Springsted, 
Joseph M. Murray, Vice President, brings a depth of experience in city management and policy development to the economic development planning process. He has a significant background as city administrator, city manager and village manager in Wisconsin, Michigan and Missouri. Mr. Murray also worked for the City of Overland Park, Kansas, and Prince William County, Virginia. Most recently, he served for over nine years as the Village Manager of the Village of Greendale, Wisconsin. He has a master's in public administration from the University of Kansas at Lawrence.