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Management. EHS Manager for Karsten Manufacturing Corporation (PING Golf). Environmental Engineer for Intel Corporation’s WW EHS. Currently with Intel Resale Corporation as IRC’s Recycling Program Manager. Leon Qiao Leon Qiao, 35 years‚Äô old, senior supervisor in safety & fire-fighting part, ESH department of Hynix Semiconductor China Ltd. ( Wuxi plant). More than 10 years experience in the field of safety & fire-fighting, in charging of safety system team, fire-fighting system team and safety engineering team as well. Akira Sekiya Dr. Akira Sekiya is the Guest Research Scientist of the Research Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Chemistry in National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan. In 1989, he started the research on the development of new alternatives to CFCs. Since 1990, he has led five national projects including the development of novel semiconductor CVD chamber cleaning gases as a replacement for perfluorocompounds. He has also developed new evaluation methods of global warming. Those methods are applicable to Life Cycle Analyses (LCA) and have a close relation to climate change. PhD：Tokyo Institute of Technology in 1977. The Research Center for Developing Fluorinated Greenhouse Gas Alternatives of AIST as a deputy director of the center in 2001-2005. He has received 7 awards including two EPA’s ozone protection awards. He has published 200 academic papers 120 reviews, and 150 invited presentations. Research area: Fluorine Science, synthesis and environment. Mike Sherer Mike Sherer, P.E. is an environmental consultant supporting semiconductor fabs and related industries. Reyes Sierra-Alvarez Dr. Reyes Sierra is a professor in the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of Arizona since 2001. Previously she was in the faculty of the Department of Environmental Sciences of the Wageningen University in the Netherlands. For over 20 years, Prof. Sierra’s research has focused on the fate, (bio)remediation and toxicity of hazardous contaminants. Dr. Sierra is a principal investigator of the SRC/Sematech Engineering Research Center for Environmentally Benign Semiconductor Manufacturing (ERC). She has participated in numerous research projects focusing on environment, health and safety aspects of semiconductor manufacturing. 30 Parikhit Sinha, PhD Dr. Sinha is Director of Sustainable Development, Environmental at First Solar where he manages projects related to life cycle management, risk assessment, and greenhouse gas emissions. He is a former study director in the Board of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate at the National Research Council. He holds a B.A. in environmental engineering from Harvard University and a Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences from the University of Washington, Seattle. Dawn Speranza Graunke Dawn E. Speranza has over 20 years of EHS experience. She has held various positions if the EHS field and currently manages regulatory supply chain issues such as the REACh, CLP, GHS for the Intel Global Fab Materials EHS organization in Portland Oregon. Prior to this, Dawn was on assignment at International SEMAT- ECH where she project managed various global chemical initiatives and the ESH assessments of new materials and processes for the advanced technologies. She also has managed Fab Construction Safety projects from the design phase & tool installation to de-install and demolition. She has a B.S. degree from Tulane University and a M.S. degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Dawn is a certified Industrial Hygienist and Safety Professional. Dawn is past president of the SE- SHA and is currently a member of the board. . Dawn has TWIN girls that keep her busy in her not so spare time. Rebecca Sternberg Ms. Rebecca Sternberg is a experienced corporate strategist and consultant with a focus on environmental and social sustainability. She is currently the Sustainability Practice Lead with EORM. In her role, she consults with corporations on sustainability strategy, supplier responsibility, sustainability reporting and operational and product lifecycle issues. Her past experience includes acting as Vice President of Sustainability Solutions for an ESS (now IHS), consulting to Waste Management, Microsoft, PG&E, Pao de’Acucar and Suncor on their environmental sustainability strategies, and as the founder of management consulting company Accenture’s global Sustainability practice. In those roles, she helped companies identify environmental and social innovations and develop goals, metrics and approaches to deliver upon them. Rebecca holds an MBA in Sustainable Management from the Presidio School of Management, a Masters in Health Science from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, a graduate Certificate in Economics from the University of York, England, and
a BA cum laude in Philosophy and Anthropology from Mount Holyoke College. John Sweeney Father of 4 wonderful kids and one amazing wife. Received a BS degree from University of Massachusetts Amherst MA and took several graduate level courses at Harvard Extension School and University of Massachusetts at Lowell in Industrial Hygiene and Public Health. I am a Certified Safety Professional with 12 years of experience in the Seminconductor business as an Industrial Hygienist. Employee exposure assessments and toxic gas monitoring systems is what I enjoyed learning about the most. I have been at Harvard University since April 2007 and prior to working at Harvard I worked for Skyworks Solutions in Woburn Massachusetts and Tycoelectronics in Lowell Massachussetts. I recently published an article in IEEE on integrating toxic gas systems in to building fire alarm systems. Ernest Timlin Ernest Timlin MS CIH CSP is formerly the Corporate IH Program Manager. He has over 20 years experience working as a chemical safety engineer, industrial hygienist and safety/health team leader in five semiconductor fabs at IBM. Hsiang-ming, Tsou My name is Hsiang-ming, Tsou. I am a Master in Environment Engineering of National Chiao Tung University(NCTU). I work in United Microelectronic Corporation(UMC) where is located in Hsinchu Science Park, Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C. now. My position is ESH staff engineer. I have been in charge of JSO(Job Safety Obervation), equipment management, inspection management, odor control and improvement around Fab, risk/insurance management, EMS and OHSAS. Now I focus on Air Pollution Control, Waste Manegement, and GHG (Green House Gas) Management. Steve Viera Steve Viera, Intel Supplier Corporate Responsibility Manager Steve has spent twenty seven years at Intel Corporation in the Supply Chain with Manager Assignments in manufacturing (Fab and Assembly/Test), site Maintenance, Repair, Operations, capital equipment, construction, warehousing, information systems, new product introduction, and Risk Prevention & Controls, International sites, and operations management. As Intel’s current Supplier Corporate Responsibility Manager his responsibilities have him involved with Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Green efforts (via the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition), worldwide benchmarking, market intelligence, strategic planning, and general purchasing policies and procedures. Don Westmoreland Don Westmoreland Received a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry from the University of Texas at Austin in 1989. Prior to the he received a Masters and a Bachelors degree from Texas State University. He worked for 2 years on glass substrate, thin film technology development at Libby-Owens-Ford in Toledo, Ohio before taking a position at Micron in Boise. For 16 years Don managed the material science research lab at the Micron R&D center in Boise. Four years ago he changed positions to work in the Corporate Enviromental, Health, Safety and Security group. Today he works with all of the Micron sites worldwide developing and implementing EHSS poicies. Matt Wyman Matt Wyman is Managing Director of the KFPI Advanced Technologies Division specializing in Semiconductor, TFT-LCD, and Photovoltaic industries with offices in the USA, Taiwan, Japan, and China. Matt Wyman currently leads the SEMI Standards International Fire Protection Task Force and is also member of the NFPA 318 Committee. Matt Wyman began his career with Factory Mutual (FM Global) and was part of the Semiconductor Loss Prevention Specialist team in the 1990s. Matt Wyman has provided fire protection design and consulting to the semiconductor industry for over 15 years. Matt Wyman has provided numerous industry presentations and training classes on equipment fire protection design and compliance. Matt Wyman works with OEMs, Fabricators, and Consultants around the world. Tim Yeakley Tim is a member of TI’s Worldwide ESH Team and is reponsible for ESH Policy and consortia activity. Tim is a chemist and is currently the SIA Chemical Committee Chair and TechAmerica’s China RoHS co-chair. Tim is also responsible for implementing strategic ESH programs within TI to ensure product compliance. 31
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