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  • Tom Murphy
    Former Mayor of Pittsburgh

    Tom Murphy visited the US Studies Centre in 2012. Murphy is a Senior Resident Fellow and the Joseph C. Canizaro/Klingbeil Family Chair for Urban Development at the Urban Land Institute. Previously, Murphy was the Mayor of Pittsburgh and has extensive experience in urban revitalisation.

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