Will Wynn

about

Prior to elected office, Will Wynn had a successful 20-year career in the commercial real estate development industry with projects in Chicago, Dallas, Houston and Austin. Wynn served on the Austin City Council 2000-03 and as two-term Austin Mayor 2003-09. He currently lectures, advises and consults with governments, utilities and private entities on topics ranging from sustainability and economic development to energy efficiency and urban revitalization. He can be reached at [email protected]

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