About Primarium
The Latin word Prīmārium refers to things that are of the highest rank, order, and importance. Every organization and business has a unique mission or purpose and every project begins with a mission statement. These missions and purposes are of primary importance to your organization; however, we live in a complex world where ideas, missions, and projects are often de-railed and stalled because of environmental policy, management, and compliance issues that are not your primary focus. We can assist you with these issues so that you can focus on what you do best. That is our primary focus. Maybe you want to re-define your mission and strategic planning so that sustainability is a fundamental aspect of how you operate. We can help with that process too. In serving you and in all that we do, we believe that our chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever … that is the ultimate meaning of “Primarium” for us all.
About Dr. Daniel E. Smith III, President
Danny is a results-oriented and highly accomplished professional with over 30 years of project management, environmental policy, and environmental management experience who solves problems and inspires individuals to achieve strategic goals. He is highly experienced in the areas of regulatory and legislative lobbying, establishing regulatory advocacy positions, external environmental relations, permitting, and establishing corporate environmental policies and compliance strategies.
He has extensive experience in planning, designing, permitting, and managing all aspects of large cross-country natural gas pipeline projects.
Danny is an experienced graduate-level adjunct professor in environmental law, sustainability, project management, and strategic planning. He has held leadership positions with non-profit boards, business coalitions, trade associations, and professional organizations with a broad personal network of contacts.
He is a strategic thinker with a diverse background as a lawyer and professional engineer with PhD studies focused on managing sustainability risks associated with energy development.