Guild Member Profile
Board Member Past Chair
Chris Lloyd
Senior Vice President and Director, Infrastructure and Economic Development
McGuireWoods Consulting, LLC
Richmond, VA
- Email: [email protected]
- Office: 804-775-1902
- Mobile: 804-307-8327
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-lloyd-4740168/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrislloyd_mwc
- Website: www.mwcllc.com
Chris leads McGuireWoods Consulting’s Infrastructure and Economic Development team where he represents clients nationwide in their site selection and incentives negotiation efforts. The firmis part of a full-service public affairs company with significant state and federal lobbying to help comprehensively address issues related to corporate real estate decisions. Chris specializes in helping clients at the intersection of economic development and public policy. He is the architect of legislation that modernized several state economic development agencies and has drafted complex legislation creating new economic development incentive programs. Chris also has been instrumental in the development of public private partnership statutes nationally, and he is a frequent speaker on economic development topics at conferences across the U.S.
GEOGRAPHIC AREAS SERVED
| North America |
Industries
PAST CLIENTS
| AFLAC | Amazon Web Services | Booz Allen Hamilton |
| Capital One | Continental AG | Dairy Farmers of America |
| Davie Defense | Gulfstream | |
| Hilton | Honda/HondaJet/Honda Aero | Hydro |
| Ingersoll Rand/Trane | International Paper | Lidl |
| Lumber Liquidators | Maersk/APM Terminals | Perdue Farms |
| Performance Food Group | Smithfield Foods | Stack Infrastructure |
| Starbucks | Universal Corp/Shanks Extracts |
PERSONAL NOTE
Chris Lloyd is a native of Richmond, VA where he lives with his wife Megan and children Ryan and Meredith. Lloyd has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government from the College of William and Mary. Lloyd is a founding member of McGuireWoods Consulting and has previously served as Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Trade for two Virginia governors.