14 Facts About Hal Furman

Harold Warren Furman II, "Hal" was born on June 2,1955 and is an American businessman and a former US government official.

Hal Furman co-founded and serves as the chairman and managing director of The Furman Group, a water infrastructure consulting firm based in Washington, DC.

In 1994, Furman ran for the United States Senate from Nevada.

Hal Furman graduated from The University of Southern California with a degree in political science, and then went on to get his Juris Doctor from the University of Southern California Law Center.

In 1981, Hal Furman became Legislative Counsel to the United States Senator Paul Laxalt ; he then went on to become Special Counsel to the Commissioner of the United States Bureau of Reclamation.

Hal Furman served as the principal water policy advisor to three Secretaries of the Interior: James G Watt, William P Clark, and Donald P Hodel.

Hal Furman served a specialist in designing financing solutions involving both government and private financing for water and sanitation projects.

Hal Furman later served as the executive director of the New Water Supply Coalition, an advocacy group consisting of some of the Nation's largest water utilities.

Hal Furman is the chairman and managing director of The Hal Furman Group, which he founded in 1992.

Hal Furman advises clients in the area of water and sanitation on government affairs and specialized consulting services.

In 1994, Hal Furman was the Republican nominee for the United States Senate in Nevada.

In 1996, Hal Furman chaired Senator Robert Dole's Presidential campaign in Nevada.

Hal Furman was a delegate to the GOP Convention in San Diego and served on the Platform Committee.

In 2000 and 2008, Hal Furman served on the National Finance Committee for Senator John McCain's two Presidential campaigns.