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Trey Grayson

  • Partner, Frost Brown Todd
Kentucky
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Partner, FBT Gibbons. Past: NKY Chamber, Harvard IOP & KY Secretary of State. Husband of Nancy. #GirlDad of Alex and Kate.
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Debunking Opportunity Zone Myths: What You Need To Know Before States Redesignate In 2026

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By Frances Kern Mennone, Trey Grayson
| Mondaq
FB FBT Gibbons More FBT Gibbons is a leading national law firm serving clients ranging from mid-sized businesses to multinational corporations and growth-oriented startups operating or investing in middle markets. We don’t just work for our clients; we go further. Our deep experience across the energy, finance, life sciences, and manufacturing industries helps us see what others sometimes miss.
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Debunking Opportunity Zone Myths: What You Need to Know Before States Redesignate in 2026 | JD Supra

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By Trey Grayson, Frances Kern Mennone
| JD Supra
Since their creation in 2017, Opportunity Zones (or OZs) have channeled billions of dollars into over 8,700 designated census tracts nationwide, making the OZ program one of the most ambitious community development initiatives in recent U.S. history. Some forward-thinking community development professionals have done great work educating stakeholders about the program’s potential, but widespread misconceptions persist.
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Commentary: Let states take the lead on voter verification

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By John Merrill, Trey Grayson
| Daily Republic Verified
President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order intended to ensure that only eligible citizens can vote in U.S. elections. While we laud the purpose of the order, a better approach would be to look at how states are using data that they already possess to determine a voter’s citizenship, and identify ways that the federal government could provide additional assistance.
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