Edward Wallace

Edward C. Wallace is a prominent lawyer at Greenberg Traurig, LLP, where he serves as the Co-Chairman of the firm's New York office. With extensive experience in law, business, and government, he has established himself as a key advisor for various high-profile clients, particularly in real estate development and government relations.

Professional Background

• Education: Edward earned his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law in 1976 and his A.B. from Columbia College, Columbia University in 1971.
• Previous Roles:
  • City Council Member-at-Large in Manhattan.
  • Chief of Staff to the New York City Council President.
  • Vice President for Finance at Boston Properties.

Areas of Expertise

Wallace specializes in:

• Advising major institutions such as Columbia University, New York University, and Fordham University on real estate projects.
• Negotiating economic incentive packages for corporations.
• Serving as outside counsel for JCDecaux North America and other significant clients.

Recognitions and Leadership

He has been recognized multiple times, including being named to PoliticsNY's 2024 "Power Players in Public Relations & Lobbying" list and City & State's "New York City Power 100" list. Additionally, he holds leadership positions with organizations such as:

• Chair of the French American Foundation.
• Vice President and General Counsel for the Citizens Budget Commission.

Wallace's career reflects a blend of legal acumen and public service, making him a respected figure in both the legal community and civic affairs.123