As president of Falcon Enterprises Associates, Inc., Christopher (Chris) McNally leads the firm in managing construction projects on behalf of property owners. Outside of his obligations at Falcon, and as an advocate of environmental rights, Chris McNally also maintains memberships in various environmental conservatory groups, including the National Resources Defense Council. Launched in the 1970s, the National Resources Defense Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring the care of the environment and access to clean water, air, and land for all. Recently, according to the organization website and press release, the group partnered with the Women’s March on Washington to show support for the cause protecting women, minorities, and low-income communities against policies that will create additional environmental challenges that disproportionally pose threats to their health and well-being. The Women’s March on Washington took place January 21, 2017. Led by women and including people from all walks of life, the event attracted hundreds of thousands of individuals to the nation’s capital. In a show of solidarity, more than 150 additional sister walks occurred throughout the United States.

1. NRDC PARTNERS WITH WOMEN'S MARCH
TO LEAD CAUSE OF CLIMATE JUSTICE
Chris McNally, Falcon

2. INTRODUCTION
 As president of Falcon Enterprises Associates, Inc., Christopher (Chris) McNally
leads the firm in managing construction projects on behalf of property owners.
Outside of his obligations at Falcon, and as an advocate of environmental rights,
Chris McNally also maintains memberships in various environmental
conservatory groups, including the National Resources Defense Council.
Launched in the 1970s, the National Resources Defense Council is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to ensuring the care of the environment and access to
clean water, air, and land for all. Recently, according to the organization website
and press release, the group partnered with the Women’s March on Washington
to show support for the cause protecting women, minorities, and low-income
communities against policies that will create additional environmental challenges
that disproportionally pose threats to their health and well-being.
The Women’s March on Washington took place January 21, 2017. Led by
women and including people from all walks of life, the event attracted hundreds
of thousands of individuals to the nation’s capital. In a show of solidarity, more
than 150 additional sister walks occurred throughout the United States.