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Olson & Olson, LLP celebrates the 2022 graduating class of McMurry University.
Partner Arthur “Art” L. Pertile, III, delivers commencement address at his alma mater, McMurry University, on Saturday, May 14. A 1983 graduate, Art earned a Bachelor of Arts from McMurry before obtaining his law degree from UT Austin School of Law. Pertile is the 2018 McMurry University Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient and a 2003 McMurry Hall of Honor intercollegiate athletics inductee. He served on the McMurry Alumni Board and is currently a member of the McMurry University Board of Trustees.
Pertile was selected as commencement speaker because he represents the best of McMurry as an engaged student on campus both in the classroom and on the athletic field. “He is a great role model for our graduates,” said McMurry President Sandra S. Harper, Ph.D.
Our Annual Local Government Seminar is almost here! We are excited to see you again, and, if it’s your first time to attend, you are in for a treat.
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Join us as we look back on our successes and look forward to a bright future of continued growth and development in our communities.
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O&O Partner Art Pertile will participate in a panel discussion on the methods and opportunities cities and counties can pursue going forward including non-annexation agreements, development, and special districts at the Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Fall Planning Workshop.
Gary Mitchell, AICP, President of the Kending Keast Collaborative will moderate discussion between panelists Trent Epperson (Pearland), Craig Farmer (Weatherford), and Pertile. Click HERE for more information.
Partner Arthur L. Pertile , III, and his wife, Renita King, have been recognized by the Waco Foundation’s “60 Years of Philanthropy” for their benevolence to the Waco Community for the years 1997 to the present. Foundation Chair Cara Chase and Executive Director Ashley Allison, state that the Foundation was established to ensure the vitality and longevity of the Waco community. Six decades later, the Foundation remains committed to improving quality of life in Waco. The Foundation grants more than $3 million per year to its local nonprofit community. See page 37 at wacofoundation.org