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Find out more about Kenneth: Ken Petrini is an inactive lawyer who spent 4 years in private practice in South Bend, Indiana and 21 years as an in-house lawyer and finance executive for a Fortune 500 company. In his corporate role, Mr. Petrini was very active in helping to shape tax policy at the federal and state level. In Washington, he served as chairman of the Tax Policy Committees of the American Chemistry Council, the Tax Council and the National Association of Manufacturers. He testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on tax issues and was a frequent speaker on fiscal topics. On the state level, Mr. Petrini was on the state and regional boards of the Pennsylvania Economy League, a non-partisan organization dedicated to good government and fiscal responsibility in Pennsylvania. He is now a freelance reporter for a group of community newspapers in Pennslvania's Lehigh County, reporting on municipal, county and state government issues. |
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