Gene Veno

Gene Veno is a notable figure known for his role as the Director of Governmental Affairs And Public Advocacy at the Susquehanna River Basin Commission.

He holds an Honorary Doctorate in Law from the National University of Health Sciences, a Master's in Public Administration from Marywood University, a B.S. in Business Education from Elizabethtown College, and an Associate of Science in Business Education from Lackawanna College.

With a rich educational background, including studies at West Scranton High School, Gene Veno brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his various roles.

Apart from his current position, Gene Veno has held significant roles such as National Consultant, Chief Recovery Officer at Harrisburg School District, President And Secretary at American Association Of Public Insurance Adjusters, Adjunct Professor at Graduate Business Division, and Secretary Of PMMB at Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board.

Gene Veno's work at the Susquehanna River Basin Commission focuses on leading the conservation, development, and administration of the Basin's resources to enhance public welfare through comprehensive planning and water resource management.

For more information on Gene Veno, visit his Wikipedia page.