Alice L. Lenthe, P.E. - American Society of Safety Engineers

Alice L. Lenthe, P.E.
PO Box 4, WP20-205
West Point, PA 19486
With an accomplished background in environmental engineering, Alice Lenthe has worked with Merck &
Co. for more than 25 years, currently as the EHS regional leader for North America and Puerto Rico. As
part of her experience in leadership, she has successfully integrated EHS organizations after a major
corporate merger, relentlessly championed Lean initiatives to improve her region’s safety record, and
led the creation of an EHS initiative that today serves as a model elsewhere in the company.
A board-certified environmental engineer, Registered Professional Engineer, and Lean Six Sigma
Executive Belt, Alice has excelled in fostering productive relationships with a broad spectrum of people
and organizations, including bargaining unit employees, NGOs, and regulatory agencies. Her expertise
has taken her into most facets of environmental engineering, from solid waste management to highlevel
regulatory negotiation.
Alice earned her B.S. in civil engineering from Lehigh University. Her professional affiliations include the
American Society of Civil Engineers and the Society of Women Engineers.
Presenter References:
Keith Silverman 973.934.2487
Mark Benevenia 908.423.3535
Stacey Starkman 215.652.1177

Corey L. Jamison
5 Third Street, Suite 230
Troy, NY 12180
Corey L. Jamison is president of The Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group, Inc., named one of Consulting
magazine’s Seven Small Jewels in 2010. For more than 20 years, she has partnered with Fortune 100
companies to improve their bottom-line performance through the use of inclusion to accelerate results.
Among her many distinctions, she led one of the largest U.S. corporate culture initiatives in recent years.
A sought-after speaker, Corey has presented to such influential organizations as The World Bank, The
Conference Board, and The Brookings Institution Center for Executive Education. Her interviews and
quotes have appeared on NPR, Good Morning America, and The New York Times.
As an author, Corey has published on a broad range of topics, from the impact of downsizing on
workplace environments to measuring the success of inclusion efforts. Her work on career-life-family
integration has been inspired by her role as a proud mother and stepmother of seven.
Corey received her bachelor’s degree from Vassar College and her master’s degree in education from
Fitchburg State College. She is currently at work on her Ph.D. She is a member of the American Society
for Training & Development, Net Impact, the NTL Institute, the Organization Development Network, and
the Society for Human Resource Management.
Presenter References:
Cassandra Caldwell 919.443.2338
Valerie Davis-Howard 585.464.9511
Craig Kennedy 540.298.4100