06-09-15 The Evolving Role of the EHS Manager

EBC Program

The Evolving Role of the EHS Manager

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, P.A.

Woburn, Massachusetts

AGENDA

8:00 a.m. Welcome: Daniel K. Moon, President & Executive Director, EBC

8:15 a.m. Introduction and Overview: Lucy C. Servidio, Program Chair

Senior Vice President

Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.

8:30 a.m. First Presenter:

Dan Noberini, Director of HSE and Business Continuity

Novartis Institutes of BioMedical Research

9:00 a.m. Second Presenter:

Kristine Lesso, CSP, Senior Director EHS

Jabil Circuit Inc.

9:30 a.m. Networking Break

10:00 a.m. Third Presenter:

Zehra Schneider Graham, CHMM, REM, Deputy Director EHS

University of Massachusetts, Boston

10:30 a.m. Fourth Presenter:

Johanna C. Jobin, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Community Affairs

Corporate Responsibility, EMD Millipore

11:00 a.m. Panel Discussion

Moderator: Dr. Wayne Bates, Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.

Panel Members:

Dan Noberini, Novartis Institutes of BioMedical Research

Kristine Lesso, CSP, Jabil Circuit Inc.

Zehra Schneider Graham, CHMM, REM, UMass Boston

Johanna C. Jobin, EMD Millipore

12:00 p.m. Adjourn

Environmental Business Council of New England, Inc.

375 Harvard St, Suite 2 Brookline, MA 02446 617-505-1818 [email protected] www.ebcne.org @ebcne

PROGRAM CHAIR

Lucy C. Servidio, CHMM, TURP, Senior Vice President


293 Boston Post Road, West, Marlborough, MA 01752

(508) 970-0033 x114 | Mobile: (508) 380-9217 | [email protected]

Lucy is Senior Vice President at Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc. and has more than 30 years

of experience in providing specialized environmental compliance to industry. To help minimize risks,

she has focused on solving our clients environmental compliance challenges by providing cutting edge

hazardous waste management solutions (contingency plans, waste characterization); Emergency

Planning and Community Right To Know Act (EPCRA) and Toxics Use Reduction Act (TURA) reporting;

and NPDES permitting (stormwater, non-contact cooling water and process specific). Through effective

TURA planning, Lucy has also helped clients to improve product quality, save money, and keep

employees safe.

CAPACCIO's mission "Helping Industry and the Environment Prosper" is something Lucy believes in and

practices. She earned a Certificate of Recognition for effective TUR planning from the Toxics Use

Reduction Institute, and was chosen to present on the benefits TUR planning as key note speaker for

the Cancer Council of Australia. She has also been recognized by the New England Chapter of the

Academy of Certified Hazardous Materials Managers (NEACHMM) with a "Champion of Excellence"

award.

Lucy holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Science from Rutgers University, is a Certified

Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) and a Certified TUR Planner. Lucy currently serves on numerous

committees and boards including the TUR Advisory Committee, Central Massachusetts Environmental

Business Network (CMBEN) and the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce. She formerly served

as President of the NEACHMM.

PANEL MODERATOR

Wayne E. Bates, Ph.D., P.E., ENV SP, Vice President


293 Boston Post Road, West, Marlborough, MA 01752

(508) 970-0033 x121 | Mobile: (978) 621-4586 | [email protected]

Wayne Bates, PhD, PE, is Vice President of Capaccio and is responsible for the technical services

performed by the firm. He also specializes in water and wastewater treatment technologies and

sustainability services. With more than 25 years of environmental engineering experience, he has

assisted industrial clients and public agencies in managing assets while minimizing the risks associated

with their activities. His doctoral dissertation involved developing a life cycle assessment screening

model for manufactured products and the products impact on the environment, society and economy.

Wayne is a registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) and holds engineering degrees from UMass-

Dartmouth (BS), Northeastern University (MS), and WPI (PhD). He also holds several licenses in the

Commonwealth of Massachusetts including a Grade 2-M and 4-I Wastewater Treatment Operator

License and a Grade 2-D Water Distribution System license. Due to his in-depth knowledge, Wayne is a

sought after speaker and has made numerous presentations and has written and published several

technical articles.



SPEAKERS

Dan Noberini, Director of HSE and Business Continuity

Novartis Institutes of BioMedical Research

250 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge MA 02139

(617) 871-5378 | [email protected]

Dan is currently Director, Health Safety & Environment (HSE) and Business Continuity (BC) at Novartis

Institutes of BioMedical Research located in Cambridge, MA. In this role Dan is responsible for

comprehensive safety and environmental compliance programs as well as leading business continuity

for Novartiss discovery research operations. Prior to joining Novartis, Dan led environmental, health

and safety compliance for Bristol-Myers Squibbs large scale biopharmaceutical manufacturing

operations in Devens, MA. Dan has also had positions of increasing leadership with Abbott Laboratories

and BASF. Dan holds a B.S in Biology from St. Michaels College, Colchester, VT and a M.S. in

Environmental Management & Policy from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

Kristine Lesso, CSP, Senior Director EHS

Jabil Circuit Inc.

10561 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr, St. Petersburg, FL 33716

[email protected]

Kristine is a results proven, business oriented senior EHS leader with over 20 years of international

experience. She is currently the Senior Director, Environmental Health and Safety at Jabil Circuit, the

3rd largest contract manufacturing company in the world where she has organizational responsibility

for the EHS functional globally. Prior to joining Jabil, Kristine held a similar position in Nypro where she

successfully led the organization through a cultural transformation and implemented sustainable EHS

programs. She was brought on board at Jabil following the acquisition of Nypro to duplicate the

transformative work and EHS programs. Kristine has held similar leadership positions at Cabot

Corporation and General Electric, and holds a B.A. in Environmental Science from the University of

Massachusetts and an M.S. in Environmental Science from Louisiana State University. She is also a

Certified Safety Professional.

Zehra Schneider Graham, CHMM, REM, Deputy Director of EHS

University of Massachusetts Boston

100 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA 02125

[email protected]

Zehra Schneider Graham is the Deputy Director of EHS at the University of Massachusetts Boston.

Zehra has 19 years of environmental health & safety experience. She has primary responsibility for

environmental management and construction issues, environmental permitting and laboratory

compliance. She led the Environmental Management pilot program known as Project XL which

culminated in the new EPA Academic Labs Rule. Zehra holds a B.S. in Biology and English from

Simmons College, an M.S. in Environmental Science from the University of MA Boston and a M.S. in

Botany from the University of Maine, Orono. Zehra is a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)

and a Registered Environmental Manger (REM).



Johanna C. Jobin, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Community Affairs, Corporate Responsibility

EMD Millipore Corporation

290 Concord Road, Billerica, MA 01821

(978) 715-1796 | [email protected]

As the Head of Corporate Responsibility & Community Affairs, Johanna leads the EMD Millipores

corporate responsibility efforts, including the vision and strategic direction for environmental and social

responsibility. Her responsibilities center around strengthening the organizations business

performance by embedding sustainability into key business practices and driving and upholding a

culture committed to responsibility. Key programs she manages include their greenhouse gas

management and energy strategy, Design for Sustainability, community affairs and engagement, and

reporting activities. Johanna also supports the Merck Groups Corporate Responsibility activities.

Currently she is leading their product sustainability strategy, positioning and branding, supporting the

development of innovative opportunities for reducing life cycle environmental impacts, and developing

solutions for customers including take-back and recycling programs and sustainable packaging

improvements.

Prior to joining the former Millipore Corporation in 2008, she served as a Management Consultant,

working with public and private sector clients in developing and implementing EHS and sustainability

management systems. She received her Master of Environmental Management degree, with a

certificate in Energy and Environment, from Duke University and is also an ISO 14001 trained auditor.

She is involved in a number of sustainability related organizations, and is currently a Board member of

the National Association for EHS & Sustainability Management (NAEM), Co-Chair of the Association

Industries of Massachusetts (AIM) Sustainability Roundtable, and on the Advisory Board for the Center

for Sustainability in Business at WPI and Advisory Committee Member for the Massachusetts Maritime

Academy, Marine Safety and Environmental Protection. She also serves on the City of Cambridge

Climate Protection Action Committee and is a Board member of e inc., an organization focused on

environmental and STEM education for children. Shes a regular volunteer in the community for

organizations such as Read to a Child and Habitat for Humanity.

Upcoming EBC Programs

June 11: Renewable Energy Program, In-Conduit Hydropower

June 12: Climate Change Program with MEPA and MassDOT

June 18: EBC 25th

Anniversary Celebration and Annual EBEE Awards

June 25: RI Chapter Program, Update on Development Along I-195

June 26: Site Remediation Program, Vapor Intrusion

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