Brandon D. Coneby, Esq., is the Secretary and a Founding Member of the Board of Directors of Rebuilding Their Future Foundation, Inc. Brandon graduated in 1998 from the Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and obtained his law degree in 2001 from the Duquesne University School of Law. He is currently counsel with Peacock Keller, LLP in Washington, Pennsylvania. 

Brandon has over twenty years of experience in representing clients in connection with federal, state and local environmental laws and regulatory programs, with a primary focus on environmental issues relating to energy extraction (coal and oil and gas). Over the course of his legal career, Brandon has been involved with a variety of legal matters relating to coal extraction and natural gas exploration, production and distribution. He has counseled energy companies on complex environmental matters involving: water loss and subsidence; oil and gas production; remediation; wastewater management; title disputes; and federal, state and local reporting requirements. He has negotiated numerous oil and gas leases and has brought and defended countless actions relating to subsurface rights in leases dating back to the 1950s. He routinely represents companies of all sizes before federal and state regulatory agencies, such as the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and federal and state administrative tribunals, such as the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission and the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board.

In addition to his energy practice, a small portion of Brandon's practice is devoted to advising clients on issues relating to the aquatics industry. He has advised municipalities with various issues associated with operating aquatic facilities including: lifeguarding and staffing requirements; steps necessary to comply with the Virginia Graeme Pool and Spa Safety Act; and how to implement requirements imposed upon aquatic facilities under the Americans With Disabilities Act. He has also represented homeowners and homeowner associations in lawsuits involving construction of swimming pools and swimming pool accidents. He is a certified instructor for the National Pool and Spa Foundation's Certified Pool Operator course, a certified lifeguard instructor for the American Red Cross and frequently speaks on aquatic-related topics at various seminars throughout the United States.