Keith Walther joined Rose Law Group in 2016. He graduated from University of Phoenix with an MBA and his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from SUNY Brockport. Before joining Rose Law Group, he was a Finance Manager for over 12 years with a large university. He has a passion for efficiency and is always looking to put his Lean Six Sigma training to good use.
In his spare time, Keith has been a stage and film actor, a published journalist, and currently a devoted father to a wonderful twin son and daughter while attempting to write his great American novel. Keith also enjoys following his favorite sports teams, the New York Yankees and the Buffalo Bills.
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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s air quality announcement is ‘a victory for our environment,’ says Maricopa County Supervisor and Rose Law Group Partner Thomas Galvin
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the proposed approval of an innovative air quality rule by Maricopa County to support Arizona’s continued economic expansion while maintaining clean air for the region. Administrator Zeldin was joined by Rose Law Group partner and Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin and several elected officials and business leaders at the announcement. If ratified as
Queen Creek council approves annexation, rezoning for parking lot; Rose Law Group Partner & Land Development Solutions Director Chris Webb presents the case
Via Town of Queen Creek (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Carder Development.) By Janet Perez | YourValley The Queen Creek Town Council has approved the annexation of a small parcel of Maricopa County land that will allow a local real estate development firm to expand its parking lot. The council approved the matter, along with a concurrent rezoning request, at its
Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County supervisor and Rose Law Group partner, talks with KTAR about county early mail-in ballots vendor error
County Recorder Justin Heap told the Maricopa “Board of Supervisors during a Sept. 30 meeting to expect delays in the delivery of mail ballots because the USPS closed a central Phoenix facility.” In his words: “It has to do with the post office. Many people may not be aware, but the post office closed down their central facility in Phoenix a year
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