Sean Glynn, a partner with the Washington DC office of Arent Fox LLP, focuses on public finance, and he has significant experience in complex financings, including the securities, corporate, tax and real estate issues that arise in such transactions. His experience includes representation of lenders and credit enhancers, nonprofit borrowers and developers, underwriters and trustees. Sean is an active member of the firm’s nonprofit finance practice, which includes representation in approximately 80% of such transactions done in the District of Columbia. Sean’s transactions have been in the areas of health care, housing, nonprofit, educational and energy facilities, as well as conventional commercial financings. His lender representation involves the negotiation and drafting of loan agreements, reimbursement agreements, letters of credit, standby commitments, participations, confirmations, and mortgage and security documents. Sean has developed loan programs oriented to the nonprofit sector for a number of Lenders.

Sean received the 1994 People’s Pro Bono Award from the Maryland State Bar Association. He is a regular lecturer for the Government Development Finance Association and panelist on ethics for the National Association of Bond Lawyers.

Mr. Glynn received his BA from Duke University and JD from the University of Maryland School of Law. He currently serves as chair of the Finance Committee of the Archdiocese of Washington Board of Education and as a board member of Connolly School of the Holy Child.