naem’s 15th annual ehs management...

NAEM’S 15TH ANNUAL EHS Management Forum

THE FAIRMONT HOTEL VANCOUVER October 24 - 25, 2007 • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

FINAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Dear NAEM Forum Attendees:

Welcome to the 15th Annual NAEM Forum. We know that you have many conferences

to choose from and we are excited that you chose this Forum. We believe the peer-to-

peer learning that occurs in the Forum is the best way to advance EH&S programs of all

sizes, both in industrial and non-industrial settings.

As EH&S professionals, we’ve had to learn how to manage and incorporate new issues

into our already full plate of the standard EH&S issues. The challenge before all of us is

to do this effectively while meeting our individual company’s EH&S performance goals

and objectives.

During the Forum, you will meet likeminded, experienced professionals from many

different sectors that are dealing with similar issues you are managing. One benefit of

the NAEM Forum, is that you can network with these professionals and develop great

relationships. Relationships can be an important tool for effective management. Take

advantage of this opportunity. “Steal shamelessly.” It will save you a lot of time and

effort!

Enjoy the Forum!

Leslie MontgomeryForum ChairEnvironmental Stewardship Program ManagerSouthern Company

P.S. I personally would like to thank NAEM for giving me the opportunity to serve as Forum Chair. I

have thoroughly enjoyed working with the dedicated staff and committee this year. Please join me

in thanking Ana Fernandez for stepping up as next year’s Forum chair. With your input and her

leadership we will continue the tradition of having outstanding conferences. Leslie

Cultivating EHSManagement Excellence

NAEM is the premier professional

association for the advancement of

environment, health and safety

(EHS) management.

Consistently delivery high quality

educational programs for 16 years,

the Association strives to develop

EHS professionals as leaders and

provides a strong networking

community.

NAEM is the only association

created specifically for the “in-

house” E/EHS manager. It uses

proven peer-to-peer, business-to-

business information sharing to

cultivate excellence for its

members, promotes the

implementation of EHS

management systems worldwide,

and focuses on the integration of

EHS into business as a value

driver.

Ana FernandezForum Co-ChairDirector of Environmental ProgramsUS Foodservice

LOCATIONNAEM’s Education & Exhibit Program is located in The Fairmont HotelVancouver on the Conference and Discovery Levels.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION HOURS Conference Level, British Columbia Foyer

Tuesday, October 23 3:00pm – 7:00pm

Wednesday, October 24 7:00am – 5:00pm

Thursday, October 25 7:00am – 12:00pm

NAEM/FORUM STAFF OFFICE AND REGISTRATIONNAEM and Forum staff are available to assist you. Check in with us at the NAEMRegistration desk, located on the Conference Level of The Fairmont HotelVancouver.

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE ON FORUM CD-ROMNAEM Forum 2007 speaker presentations and biographies, as available, areprovided on a special Conference CD-ROM which all registered attendeesreceive.

EDUCATION CREDITSForum participants may be eligible for continuing education Credits towardprofessional certification by attending the 15th Annual EHS Management Forum.Contact NAEM at 202-986-6616 for details.

BADGE INFORMATION Badges are required for admission to all Forum events. To assist in identification,the badges are distinguished by color:

• Platinum Sponsors: Silver Ribbon• Gold Sponsors: Gold Ribbon• Green Sponsors: Green Ribbon• Speakers: Light Blue Ribbon• NAEM Board Members: Black Ribbon

INTERNET CAFÉLocated across from Registration

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General Information

NAEM 2007 Education and Interactive

Sessions are the best place to gain new

perspectives on the changing approaches

and attitudes in Environment, Health &

Safety (EHS) management!

This year’s program promises to be an

energizing and content-packed two-days

where, at the end of the conference, you’ll

walk away with useful tools that will help

you in your day-to-day work as you bring

measurable results to your organization.

It’s also your opportunity enhance your

professional development, actively

network, renew personal relationships,

and learn from your peers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:Educational Tracks . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Keynote Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Schedule-at-a-Glance . . . . . . . . . . 3

Exhibitor/Sponsor Information. . . 4

Exhibitor Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Program Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Exhibitor Lisitings . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Forum Committee . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Our Thanks . . . . . . . . . . backcover

The NAEM EHS Management Forumis the premier resource for EHS professionals like you.

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Keynote Speakers

Glen Hodgson, ChiefEconomist, Canadian ConferenceBoard. Glen Hodgson brings 25years of experience and aspecialization in internationaleconomic and financial issues tothe position of Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist ofThe Conference Board ofCanada.

Simon Laddychuk, VicePresident, EHS FIRST at Alcan,Inc. Mr. Laddychuk oversees theglobal development anddeployment of EHS FIRST -Alcan’s approach to EnvironmentHealth and Safety.

Jim Clemmer, Author, Speaker,Performance Expert. For over 25years Jim Clemmer’s practicalleadership approaches have beeninspiring action and achievingresults.

Don Ritz, VP Safety and Health,Barrick Gold Corporation. DonRitz is an acknowledged leader incorporate loss mitigation and riskmanagement through the creationand implementation ofenvironment, health and safetypolicies and programs.

Gene Kahn Vice President;Global Sustainability Officer forGeneral Mills, Inc. Gene is apioneer in the Organic Food &Farming movement. He foundedCascadian Farm Inc. in 1971,where he built a verticallyintegrated farming and marketingcompany.

The 2007 EHS Management Forum features 4 educational tracks:

DEMONSTRATING BUSINESS VALUEEHS managers continue to be faced with the challenge of howto demonstrate their value to the firm. This track featurescase studies on Expanding EHS into Business ContinuityPlanning, Moving Beyond Compliance and how companiescombine leading and lagging indicators into comprehensiveEH&S scorecards. Additionally, there are sessions focused onaligning sustainability metrics with business strategies, publicreporting and EMIS systems that measure and managecorporate metrics.

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSIn today’s organizations E/EHS managers must be skillful athandling an extensive range of management issues, creating &directing innovative initiatives and developing new internalpartnerships. This track features case studies and expertpresentations on the most pressing issues you are facing!Come hear lessons-learned by your peers on topics such asintegrating management systems, sharpening your auditingprogram and strengthening safety management systems. You’llalso hear about creating business value in developing legacysites and how companies are aligning their EMIS with non-EHSsystems.

BEYOND YOUR BORDERSIf your company is impacted by the global economy, this trackis for you. Sessions will examine the relevance of externalstakeholders, global and domestic regulatory trends and otherdrivers impacting a firm’s ability to operate in today’s globalmarketplace. Learn about the challenges and strategies tomanage worldwide operations, the global supply chain, andoutside contractors. You’ll hear how your peers are holdingtheir suppliers accountable, case-studies on more effectiveoversight of contractors as well as what to expect in the nearfuture, with emerging global & domestic regulations andstandards.

STEWARDSHIP & SUSTAINABILITYOnce only discussed among EHS professionals, stewardship &sustainability are increasingly part of the public and seniormanagement dialogue. This track focuses on the value to thebusiness and how to communicate that value. Come hearhow your peers are effectively reaching out to their internalstakeholders, engaging the public for greater business success,and creating new business opportunities. You’ll benefit fromcase studies on effective strategies for water sustainabilityinitiatives, and learn how your peers are assessing enterpriserisks when dealing with climate change and how they aredeveloping, and implementing, quality GHG managementprograms.

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11:00am – 12:30pm

SESSION 13 — SaturnaSetting your ManagementSystems Beyond Compliance

SESSION 14 — VancouverInteractive CourageousLeadershipTraining

SESSION 15 — WaddingtonEmerging Issues & Standards

SESSION 16 — BoardroomManagement Strategies

11:45am – 1:15pm Luncheon In Exhibit Hall — British Columbia Ballroom

12:30 – 2:00pmExhibitor Business-to-Business Luncheon Keynote Address: An Organic Growth: From Hippie Farmer to Corporate Leader — Pacific Ballroom

7:00 – 8:00am Continental Breakfast — British Columbia Foyer

8:00 – 10:00am Keynote Address: Courageous Leadership: Doing what’s Right and changing from the Top-Down — Pacific Ballroom

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2007

TRACK 1: DEMONSTRATING BUSINESS VALUE

TRACK 2: MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS

TRACK 3: BEYOND YOURBORDERS

TRACK 4: STEWARDSHIP &SUSTAINABILITY

TRACK 1: DEMONSTRATING BUSINESS VALUE

TRACK 2: MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS

TRACK 3: BEYOND YOURBORDERS

TRACK 4: STEWARDSHIP &SUSTAINABILITY

10:00 – 11:00am Break In Exhibit Hall — British Columbia Ballroom

7:30 – 8:00am Continental Breakfast — British Columbia Foyer

8:15 – 9:45am Keynote Address: Today’s Leaders for Tomorrow’s Stewardship — Pacific Ballroom

9:45 – 10:15am Break In Exhibit Hall — British Columbia Ballroom

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SESSION 5 — WaddingtonMeasuring & ManagingCorporate Metrics on aGlobal Scale

SESSION 6 — VancouverSharpening Your AuditingProgram

SESSION 7 — BoardroomSustainable Retailing: WhatWill Tomorrow Bring?

SESSION 8 — SaturnaClimate Change: Assessing your Risk

10:15 – 11:45am

SESSION 1 — WaddingtonExpanding EHS into BusinessContinuity Planning

SESSION 2 — VancouverIntegrating ManagementSystems: The NextGeneration of Integration

SESSION 3 — SaturnaGlobal Regulatory Updates

SESSION 4 — BoardroomEffective Outreach toStakeholders

2:45 – 3:30pm Break In Exhibit Hall — British Columbia Ballroom

3:30 – 5:00pm

SESSION 9 — VancouverStakeholder Perspectives onCorporate SustainabilityReporting

SESSION 10 — WaddingtonEye on Safety Management Systems

SESSION 11 — SaturnaEHS Accountability Across the Supply Chain

SESSION 12 — BoardroomGreen Building Opportunity

5:30 – 7:00pm Cocktail Reception In Exhibit Hall — British Columbia Ballroom

2:00 – 3:30pm

SESSION 17 — WaddingtonAligning Sustainability Metrics with BusinessStrategies

SESSION 18 — BoardroomTrends in Redevelopmentof Legacy Sites

SESSION 19 — VancouverNanotechnology:What’s So Big About the Small Stuff?

SESSION 20 — SaturnaClimate Change: Developingyour GHG ManagementProgram

3:30 – 3:45pm Break — British Columbia Foyer

3:45 – 5:15pm

SESSION 21 — SaturnaDo Scorecards DrivePerformance?Comprehensive EH&SScorecards

SESSION 22 — BoardroomEMIS: Integrating with non-EHS systems

SESSION 23 — VancouverManaging On-siteContractors

SESSION 24 — WaddingtonStrategies for WaterSustainability Programs

7:00 – 10:00pm 15th Anniversary Crystal Banquet — Pacific Ballroom



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Platinum Sponsors

Booth 304www.earthtech.com

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Booth 300www.enviance.com

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Gold Sponsors

Booth 205www.actiocms.com

Booth 301www.allegiantglobal.com

Booth 305www.chwmeg.org

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Booth 409 www.regscan.com

Booth 201 www.regscan.com

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Green Sponsors BOOTH #

AMEC Earth & Environmental ..........................211

Analytical Products Group ................................100

Arcadis....................................................................108

BNA ........................................................................309

CDM .......................................................................109

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Delta Consultants ................................................402

EDSG - Environmental Data Solutions Group ............................................210

ENHESA Inc. .........................................................410

Envirochem Services Inc. ...................................107

EnvironMax............................................................308

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First Environment ................................................411

Global Laboratory Evaluation & Management Program..................................311

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Perillon Software..................................................102

Pollution Control Industries .............................400

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SiteHawk (Industrial Data Systems) ................404

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Exhibit Hours:To facilitate effective networking, most of the conference’s meals andrefreshment breaks are held in the Forum’s Exhibit Hall, The FairmontHotel Vancouver, Conference Level, British Columbia Ballroom.

Special Support

2007 Floor Plan

9:45am-3:30pmExhibit Hall Open

• 9:45-10:15amRefreshment Break

• 11:45am-1:15pmLuncheon

• 2:45-3:30pmRefreshment Break

5:30-7:00pmExhibit Hall Open

• 5:30-7:00pmWelcome Reception

10:00am-12:30pmExhibit Hall Open

• 10:00-11:00amRefreshment Break

Wednesday, October 24 Thursday, October 25

P = Platinum SponsorG = Gold Sponsor.

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NAEM Forum 2007 Sessions • Program ScheduleWednesday, October 24

8:00-9:45am Pacific Ballroom

GENERAL SESSIONWELCOME & INTRODUCTIONSCarol Singer Neuvelt, NAEM Executive Director

Forum Co-Chairs: Leslie Montgomery, Environmental StewardshipProgram Manager, Southern Company;

Ana Fernandez, Director of Environmental Programs,US Foodservice

TODAY’S LEADERS FORTOMORROW'S STEWARDSHIPIf you had 15 minutes to communicate your business valueto the CEO, what would you say? In this opening keynoteyou’ll see the global business landscape through the lens ofthe “C Suite” and gain insight into emerging trends andmacroeconomic conditions influencing decisions at thatlevel and how one company internationally acclaimed forits EHS management, is integrating stewardship as a coredriver in its business strategy. Sustainability and economicgrowth can go hand.

Glen Hodgson, Chief Economist, Conference Board ofCanada

Simon Laddychuk, Vice President EHS FIRST andSustainability, Alcan

9:45-10:15am British Columbia Ballroom

BREAK IN EXHIBIT HALL

10:15-11:45am

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

SESSION 1 Waddington

EXPANDING EHS INTO BUSINESSCONTINUITY PLANNING As the world of EHS continues to grow, one natural fit istaking ownership for Business Continuity Planning (BCP).BCP is done with similar processes, thinking and outcomesas many EHS programs, and is a great opportunity for EHSprofessionals to become closer to customers and otherparts of the business. This session provides three casestudies of how EHS professionals have tackled challenges ofBCP, including the critical area of crisis communications.Speakers will present on how they executed BCP programsand challenges that they have faced along the way.

Mitch Fonda, Manager, EHS North America, Millipore

Mike Morgan, Manager, Environmental Services Department,Delta Air Lines

Moderator: Leslie Montgomery, Environmental StewardshipProgram Manager, Southern Company


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SESSION 2 Vancouver

INTEGRATING MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS: THE NEXT GENERATIONOF INTEGRATIONManagement systems require the same or similarelements. This session will address how companies aretransitioning existing management systems (EHS,Security, Quality, Social Responsibility, and Sustainability)to identify clear accountabilities, align local managementsystems, reduce redundancies, harmonize strategy,achieve operational excellence, and improveorganizational understanding and communication.

Ross Grayson, Director, Environmental Health and Safety,University of California

James Hunn, P.E. Vice President, Maritime Policy andCompliance for Carnival Corporation

Moderator: Johanna Jobin, Management Consultant, CDM

SESSION 3 Saturna

GLOBAL REGULATORY UPDATESIn this session, you will hear updates on the criticalinternational regulatory developments from around theworld – then see how some of your colleagues areproactively managing them for the benefit of theirrespective businesses. Enhesa will give a global EHSupdate, British Petroleum share their strategy and toolsfor addressing ever-changing EHS requirements aroundthe world, and HainesBrands will discuss their ChemicalsManagement Program and the effort they are making tohave it become a global standard.

Cecile Baudon, EHS Program Manager, Enhesa

Ted Polakowski, Director GC&E HSSE Compliance, BP

Tommy Thompson, Senior Manager, InternationalEnvironmental Affairs, Haines Brands, Inc.

Moderator: Andy Holynskyj, Director, EHS&S, TheWm.Wrigley Jr. Company

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SESSION 4 Boardroom

EFFECTIVE OUTREACH TOSTAKEHOLDERS Third party stakeholders, such as NGOs andcommunities, are becoming increasingly active inengaging corporations on a variety of issues, includingland use and environmental considerations. This sessionwill showcase strategies to build effective relationshipswith influential third party stakeholders and developopportunities for positive organizational benefits.

Mike Gromacki, Vice President – Engineering and LossControl, Cook Composites and Polymers

Janice Larkin, OSD Range Sustainment OutreachCoordinator, United States Department of Defense

David Quigg, Director of Marketing, Grays Harbor Paper

Moderator: Mark Anderson, Senior Vice President, StatesideAssociates

11:45am-1:15pm British Columbia Ballroom

LUNCHEON IN THE EXHIBIT HALL

1:15-2:45pm

CONCURRENT SESSIONS


MEASURING & MANAGINGCORPORATE METRICS ON AGLOBAL SCALEExplore how global companies measure and report EHSperformance indicators that they consider to be themost important. The presenters will explain via casestudies how technology empowers their metrics processand what web-based tools are used in this managementprocess, including how the system was deployed as wellas how a decision was reached to use a commercialproduct versus develop the solution “in-house”.

Laura Scott, Environmental Management Information SystemManager, NRG Energy and Tony Shea, EnvironmentalCompliance Manager, NRG Energy

Kurt Urquhart, Director of Environment, Safety & Health,ITT Corporation Defense Electronics & Services

Moderator: Dave Rath, Chief Executive Officer, ProcessMAP

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SESSION 6 Vancouver

SHARPENING YOUR AUDITPROGRAMThrough case studies of two company’s audit programsyou will learn how they are getting it done partneringwith both internal and third party auditors to audit agrowing list of areas beyond EHS. Learn about thehistory of their programs, their strategy on selectingthird party auditors and the use of a Third Party Auditormodel.

Kim Bittman, Environmental Manager, Teck ComincoLimited

Tom Ramos, Assistant Director GMAS, General MotorsCorporation

Jeff Sacre, Administrator, CHWMEG, Inc.

Ted Schneider, Third Party Auditors for GM, MurdockGoldenberg Schneider & Groh, LLP

Moderator: Don Fraser, Canadian Environmental AuditingAssociation

SESSION 7 Boardroom

SUSTAINABLE RETAILING: WHATWILL TOMORROW BRING?Many retailers are criticized for not providing more‘green’ products to their customers; greener packaging,less toxic ingredients and recycling components. Otherconsiderations include sustainable design and energyefficient buildings. But, there are many challenges for aretailer to go green, and it starts with clearly defining asustainability ethic and framework. In this session, you’llhear how retailers actions with respect to greening andsustainability effect other retailers and the market.

Kathy Loftus, National Energy Manager, Whole FoodsMarket

Pat Perry, Senior Group Manager, Environmental Services,Target Corporation

Moderator: Margery Moore, Strategic Alliance Manager, BNA


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SESSION 8 Saturna

CLIMATE CHANGE: ASSESSING YOUR RISK This session will examine the continuum of strategiesthat companies are employing to assess and manage therisks associated with climate change. An evaluation ofthe current U.S. market will be provided, in the contextof international GHG developments. Specifically, thissession will include a discussion of developing domesticGHG programs and an outlook on what to expect in thelong-term for GHG developments. Corporate casestudies will be presented on strategies for developingGHG management programs, inventorying GHGemissions, certifying GHG emissions assessments,selecting voluntary registries and initiatives, andevaluating strategies for achieving GHG reductions.

Al Collins, Vice President, Health, Environment & SafetyRegulatory Affairs, Occidental International Corporation

Michael Ford, Environmental Manager, Corning

Roberta Macklin, Manager, Environmental & EngineeringServices, Avery Dennison

Moderator: Katherine Blue, Manager of Climate ChangeServices, Trinity Consultants

2:45-3:30pm British Columbia Ballroom


3:30-5:00pm

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

SESSION 9 Vancouver

STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVES ON CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITYREPORTING Corporate sustainability reporting provides informationabout a company's commitment to environmental andsocial responsibility, challenges and achievements. Buthow do the various stakeholders interpret and use theinformation contained within CSR reports? How mightthe information contained within the report affect acompany's reputation and success? Speakers will offertheir perspectives on the bridge between corporatesustainability performance and business success, and willprovide insight about how CSR data may be evaluatedand interpreted.

Doug Cogan, Deputy Director, Social Issues Service, ISS

Andrea Moffat, Director, Corporate Programs, CERES

Moderator: Alexandra Boon, Senior Environmental Specialist,Abbott


EYE ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMIncident investigations are a critical part of ProcessSafety Management and HSE Management Systems.Companies require a process that ensures that the trueroot cause(s) of any incident have been identified andcorrective actions implemented. Join us and learn fromthe experiences of a U.S. Chemical Safety BoardInvestigator. Gain insights into the common mistakes andtrends from an investigator’s viewpoint as well as hearhow one company’s model system is utilized to conducttimely and accurate root cause investigations and trackthem until closure.

David Palet, Corporate HSE Engineer, The ValsparCorporation

Stephen Selk, Manager of Investigations, Chemical SafetyBoard

Moderator: Allen Stegman, Director, Environmental Affairs,The Valspar Corporation

SESSION 11 Saturna

EHS ACCOUNTABILITY ACROSSTHE SUPPLY CHAIN The relationship between suppliers and manufacturershas extended into the area of EHS accountability.Manufacturers are reaching out beyond their walls andcreating change in how they do business with suppliers.As a manufacturer or retailer, how do you evaluate thesustainability of your suppliers? What happens if theydon’t measure up? As a supplier, how are your EHSprograms impacted by your customers’ requirements?Is it possible to satisfy everyone? This session will probethese questions, and more, as we address EHSexpectations beyond the walls of your company.

Larry Deeney, Manager of Environmental Protection, GeneralMills

John Keith, Vice President/Team Leader, Environment, Healthand Safety, Pfizer Global Manufacturing

Rick Taylor, Director, EHS & Energy, Parker Hannifin

Moderator: Kristin Pierre, Director, US EPA Green SuppliersNetwork

5:30-7:00pm British Columbia Ballroom

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SESSION 12 Boardroom

GREEN BUILDING OPPORTUNITYThe EHS Manager’s role is transforming to one ofStewardship and Sustainability Advisor in today’s businessclimate. Green Design is the blueprint to the future ofEHS stewardship and sustainability of a firms physcialassests. Hear from one of the pioneers of the GreenBuilding movement and from a Sustainability/LEEDConsultant who are focused on revolutionizing the waybuildings are designed and certified. Whether high-rise,core & shell, large build-to-suit or small retail, thesebuildings are significantly decreasing their environmentalfootprint compared to others.

Dennis Creech, Executive Director, Southface

Brenda Morawa, PE LEED AP QCxP, BVM Engineering

Moderator: Ana Fernandez, Director of EnvironmentalPrograms, US Foodservice

Thursday, October 25

8:00-10:00am Pacific Ballroom

GENERAL SESSIONCOURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP:DOING WHAT’S RIGHT ANDCHANGING FROM THE TOP-DOWNYou’ll be inspired to take action by this presentation byCanada’s foremost business management & leadershipauthority and a visionary EHS leader. Changes areconstant and managing change isn’t getting any easier.Each and every employee is fundamental in improvingthe organization’s safety culture, and the key to thesuccess of the system is a commitment to leadership anda common vision of workplace safety from the top-down. Experience how one company committed to have“every worker go home safely at the end of each day,”and how they accomplished it by taking a risk-basedapproach, using practical applications, and focusing oncore attitudinal values.

Jim Clemmer, Author, Speaker, Performance Expert

Don Ritz, VP Safety and Health, Barrick Gold Corporation

Moderator: NAEM President Frank Brandauer,Director, EH&S, Avery Dennison Corporation

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS


SETTING YOUR MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS BEYOND COMPLIANCEOrganizations have to comply with a significant numberof regulation, and sometimes that’s all an organizationdoes. But some companies have been setting the paceas good corporate citizens. Beyond simply focusing onthe bottom line, they care about how they do businessand how they affect the customers and communitiesthey serve. In this session, you will hear how companieshave introduced the necessary processes, systems andculture to go beyond compliance.

Mark Hause, Environmental Competency Leader, DuPont

George Lemos, Vice President, EHS, Tyco EngineeredProducts and Services

Constance Manders, Corporate Manager HES ComplianceAssurance, Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Moderator: Dailey Tipton, Regional Vice President, Enviance


SESSION 14 Vancouver

IMPLEMENTATION OFCOURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP FOR SAFETY AND HEALTHWith environment, safety and health, the path to changeis not as clear-cut as it is elsewhere. Is there a “silverbullet”? Ghandi said, “we must be the change we wish to see.”Change begins when an organization or individual realizes that while what they have done beforemay have gotten results, it is not the results they aretruly looking for. This presentation will focus on some ofthe Courageous Leadership course examples.

Bruce Huber, Director of Safety & Health, Barrick Gold Corporation

Don Ritz, Vice President, Safety and Health, Barrick Gold Corporation

Moderator: Glenn Mayer, Partner, EDSG LLC

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EMERGING ISSUES & STANDARDSIn today’s marketplace there are competing regional,national, and international requirements for quicklychanging issues such as climate change, socialresponsibility and supply chain security management.This session will focus on relevant ISO standards andother emerging non-regulatory frameworks that can helpyou develop credible programs and policies. Hear fromthe experts on ISO 14064 – Greenhouse GasAccounting & Verification, ISO 26000 - SocialResponsibility and ISO 28001- Supply Chain SecurityManagement Systems.

Tod Delaney, ISO 14064, Greenhouse Gas Accounting andVerification

Michael Pender, ISO 28001, Supply Chain SecurityManagement Systems President Environmental Security

Moderator: Ira Feldman, President & Senior Counsel, GreenTrack Strategies


MANAGEMENT STRATEGIESIn today’s business world, companies are operating invarious locations throughout many states, with facilitiesand business units under the same organizationalumbrella having to manage and follow all of the differentregulations and guidelines. Staying on top of thesechanging regulations is a daily challenge facing many EHSmanagers. In this session, you’ll hear strategies oneffectively operating across state lines and the lessonslearned along the way.

Dawn Krueger, QEP, Manager, 3M Environmental Operations

Brenda Mathison, Enviromental Affairs Director, Best Buy

Moderator: Miesche Francis, Regional EnvironmentalManager, Compliance & Programs, Target

12:30-2:00pm Pacific Ballroom

BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS LUNCHEONWITH EXHIBITORSJoin your peers at the Forum’s unique B2B luncheon.This venue provides an informational roundtable settingfor you to become more acquainted with the full rangeof business solutions provided by the pre-eminenttechnology and management system solution providersexhibiting at the Forum.

An Organic Growth: From Hippie Farmer to Corporate LeaderWhat is Sustainability? Why is it so important to thebusiness function and what are the trends driving themovement? Hear the story of how one self-describedhippie-turned-corporate executive took the concept of

sustainability and translated the movement into abusiness. Gene Kahn, founder of Cascadian Foods, willdeliver what promises to be an intriguing look at thedrivers, trends and impacts of Sustainability in businesstoday and its wave of impact in both business andeveryday life.

2:00-3:30pm

CONCURRENT SESSIONS


ALIGNING SUSTAINABILITYMETRICS WITH BUSINESSSTRATEGIESTraditionally, business objectives have been measured infinancial terms; yet, to realize the business value ofaddressing environmental, social and broader economicissues, non-financial metrics are also needed to drivebusiness success. These metrics can help businessesmanage and identify long-term business opportunitiesand future risks. The challenge is to use the right mix ofmetrics that provides value - providing meaningfulinformation, informing strategy and supporting decision-making.

Dr. Steve Dunn, Director, Center for the Advancement ofSustainable Processes and Environmental Research, College ofBusiness, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Jim Kearney, Director of EHS Evaluation, Bristol-MyersSquibb

Paul A. Linzmeyer, President, Bay Towel, Inc

Moderator: Beth Beloff, Director, BRIDGES to Sustainability,Golder Associates, Inc.



TRENDS IN REDEVELOPMENT OF LEGACY SITESLegacy sites continue as a focal point for EHS managersand knowing how important it is to understand thecorporate liability associated with these projects isrelevant in redevelopment. Learn about the newstrategies & partnerships companies are utilizing inbrownfields and remediation.

David Harnish, Manager - Site Remediation, Pacific Gas &Electric Company

Walt Hufford, Business Portfolio Manager, Atlantic RichfieldCompany

David Russell, Senior Program Manager, EarthTech,Inc.

Moderator: Holly Gamage, Vice President, HeritageEnvironmental Services, LLC



NANOTECHNOLOGY: WHAT’S SOBIG ABOUT THE SMALL STUFF? In this session, you’ll learn about how nanotechnology isemerging as one leading new technology of the 21stCentury. Applications for nanomaterials (NM) includeindustrial and consumer products within the electronics,biomedical, automotive and aerospace industries. You’llalso hear how companies are addressing concernsregarding occupational exposures to NM, their potentialadverse health effects on workers and the public andpossible environmental impacts. This is your opportunityto get an overview of this exciting technology and therelated health, safety, and environmental concerns

Dr. Brenda Berry, Senior Toxicologist, ENSR

Dr. Vicki Colvin, Professor of Chemistry and ChemicalEngineering, Rice University

Dr. Terry Medley, Global Director, Corporate RegulatoryAffairs, DuPont

Moderator: Bill Looney, Senior Program Manager, ENSRAECOM



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Don Rullman - [email protected] 203.323.6620

ENSR’s Corporate Representative to NAEM

Michael Jones - [email protected] 770.381.1836

Senior Program Manager

• Supply Chain EHS Auditing & Auditor Training

• Due Diligence / Site Assessment

• EHS Management Systems Development & Audits

Delivering Comprehensive Global EHS Management Services Since 1968A Trusted Partner with NAEM for Over 10 Years

• EHS Compliance Auditing

• International Regulatory Knowledge

• Corporate Social Responsibility Services

Founders of the International Audit Protocol Consortium in 1996, ENSR continues to manage this unique consortium of 80 of the world’s leading multi-national companies. IAPC has researched, updated, and produced in-depth EHS audit protocols for use in over 40 countries.

With our global reach, local staff presence, expert regulatory knowledge

and experience, ENSR provides:

www.ensr.aecom.com

Now with the greater resources and reach of AECOM's 30,000 worldwide staff in over 50 countries serving the transportation, facilities, and environmental markets.

Comprehensive Environmental Solutions

2200 Staff in 90 worldwide offices

Offices in 15 Countries

Conducts business in 40 Languages

Projects completed in over 100 countries

Exciting News at ENSR:

Increased Focus on Applying Innovative

Technologies

Commitment to Sustainability as a

Company and in our work with Clients

Nanotechnology Application

Developments

Expanded Web-based International Audit

Protocols

Major expansions in China and Australia

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One generation plants trees.Another gets the shade. Confucious

Sustainable Development: Preserving the world’s natural resources is a

priority and a vital consideration in the services Earth Tech delivers. We combine

advanced technologies, innovation and creativity to address issues surrounding climate change,

water, waste and the built environment. We develop sustainable solutions that address your challenges

today and anticipate your concerns of tomorrow. Backed by Tyco International, one of the world’s largest

and most diverse companies, Earth Tech delivers solutions that help you make a better tomorrow possible.

For more information, call 800-913-7993 or visit earthtech.com.

A BETTER TOMORROW made possible


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CLIMATE CHANGE: DEVELOPINGYOUR GHG MANAGEMENTPROGRAMThis case-study session will provide practical advice toEHS managers who are empowered to develop, enhanceor implement a greenhouse gas (GHG) managementprogram. Learn from your peers how they createdcorporate GHG policies & procedures, approachedmanaging emissions and developed comprehensiveinventories to provide a successful framework for action.Also discussed will be the value of third-partycertification of reductions, carbon offsets and otherinnovations in this arena.

Edan Dionne, Manager, Corporate Environmental Affairs, IBM

Joseph Marra, Director Canada Region, Johnson ControlsInc.

Moderator: G. Montgomery Lovejoy, VP, Earth Tech, Inc.


3:30-3:45 British Columbia Foyer

BREAK

3:45-5:15pm

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

SESSION 21 Saturna

DO SCORECARDS DRIVEPERFORMANCE? COMPREHENSIVEEH&S SCORECARDSHow do we know when we've achieved our objectivesand are doing the best we can? How do we know ourmanagement systems are working? Lagging metrics tell usif our management systems are improving theenvironment and saving money. But, leading indicatorstell us how we are impacting the different areas of ourbusiness. Come hear the pros and cons of leading andlagging indicators, and how to combine them into acomprehensive scorecard to garner management buy-inand drive performance.

Maribel Crespin, Senior EHS Manager, Coors Brewing Co.

John DeSelm, Director, Environmental Assurance, Domestic& International Breweries, Anheuser-Busch, Inc.

Tim Murphy, Director of Regulatory Affairs and EnviromentalProfessional, Waste Management

Moderator: Doug Marian, Senior Project Manager, Civil &Environmental Consultants, Inc.


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EMIS: INTEGRATING WITH NON-EHS SYSTEMSMany organizations have recognized the benefit ofintegrating their EHS program with other businessfunctions to better manage risk and improveenvironmental performance. Integrating existinginformation systems with the environmental program iscritical for achieving this goal. As they begin this process,many organizations have found that there are moresimilarities than differences in the types of data to collectand analyze. Learn about the challenges, benefits, andlessons learned that organizations have realized fromintegrating these systems.

Tim Hearty, Senior Environmental Engineer, CovidienMarty Laskey, EHS Manager, Home Depot Supply

Moderator: Dan Vogel, CEO, Enablon

Session Co-Sponsored by


MANAGING ON-SITECONTRACTORSWhether you are a growing firm and building newfacilities or if you are a firm that employs contingentworkforces, you need to understand recent changes inOSHA Review Commission decisions that will impactyour operations. Additionally, this session will coverbest practices in contractor safety from two renownedorganizations: Chevron and Genentech.

Mark Emerson, Manager, EHS Site Services, Genentech

Jeff Gurican, Business Partner Safety Advisor, Chevron

Jeff Tannenbaum, Chair of Labor & Employment Group andOccupational Safety & Health Team, Nixon Peabody

Moderator: Glenn Fishler, President/CEO, EORM

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STRATEGIES FOR WATERSUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMSWater is critical to life and business, and its use hascome under increasing scrutiny by industry andcommunity stakeholders. This session will provide youwith inspiring ideas for water sustainability initiatives, andpractical approaches to minimizing your organization’s“water footprint” while maximizing your competitivebusiness advantage and achieving meaningfulenvironmental stewardship goals.

Rob Currie, Director of EHS, Baxter International

Tacy Napolillo, Environmental Data Systems Manager,DuPont

Rick Ramirez, Vice President, Sustainability & EnvironmentalAffairs, Shaw Industries Group

Moderator: Barbara Lemos, Vice President - TechnicalPractices, Earthtech

7:00-10:00pm Pacific Ballroom

15TH ANNIVERSARY CRYSTALBANQUETJoin us in celebrating the Forum’s 15th Anniversary. TheForum’s Thursday evening will be included in this yearsregistration. The celebration will include a cocktailreception, formal dinner, dancing and entertainment withdancers and musical themes of music of the last century.Business attire requested.

Sponsored by NAEM withsupport from


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From its inception, the Forum has brought together environmental, health & safetyprofessionals and their stakeholders to exchange information, share best practices and

collectively seek new solutions to common challenges. Its success is due to thecommitment of the volunteers and staff who, together, continue to create a truly

vibrant conference with a unique focus on community.

NAEM is a non-profit, educational association that relies on the

contributions of its members. This is our opportunity to honor all those

whose gracious contributions have made the association, and this

conference, such a vital part of the EHS professional community.

Frank Brandauer (Avery Dennison Corporation)

2007- present

Michael McGuire(Deere and Company)

2006

Craig Liska (Motorola)

2005

Michael McGuire (Deere and Company)

2003-2004

Richard Pastor(Atofina Chemicals)

2001-2002

Chris Spire(Anheuser-Busch)

1999-2000

Barbara EnnisWortmann (AT&T - Lucent)

1996-1998

J. Thomas Robinson (Nyacol Products)

1991-1995

NAEM Presidents

Heritage

Services, LLC

7901 West Morris StreetIndianapolis, IN 46231(877) 436 - 8778www.heritage-enviro.com

“State of the Art” RCRA & Non-RCRA “State of the Art” RCRA & Non-RCRA

Industrial LandfillsIndustrial Landfills

A world-class A world-class

incineration facilityincineration facility

Complex Chemical Treatment Complex Chemical Treatment

and Recycling Facilityand Recycling Facility

multi-site national environmental company

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We have maintained strong finances through sound

business practices, while providing “real” financial

assurances

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Heritage People working to Heritage People working to

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Actio Corporation Booth # 205

Gold Sponsor

Russ [email protected]

Pease International Tradeport30 International Drive, Suite 201Portsmouth, NH 03801

Web Site: www.actiocms.comPhone: 603-433-2300Fax: 603-433-2302

Since 1998 Actio has helped companies ina wide range of industries cost-effectivelymanage the complexities surrounding theuse of chemicals in the workplace. Actio isthe leading provider of web basedchemical management solutions deliveredas SaaS (software as a service). All Actiosoftware is designed for the web and isinstalled and used without IT resources.Deployment is quick, so clientsimmediately reap the savings and benefitsof a comprehensive chemical informationsystem.

Allegiant Global Services Booth # 301

Gold SponsorJoanne JonesBusiness Development [email protected] West 19th St.Indianapolis, IN 46268 Web Site: www.allegiantglobal.comPhone: 800-860-3199Fax: 317-334-7050

Allegiant Global is a certified minoritybusiness and leading internationalprovider of sustainable solutions for by-product management. Allegiant Global’senvironmental program managementservices focus on reducing landfill use andincreasing recycling, while minimizing riskand managing cost. Allegiant Globalmanages all of the by-products its clientsgenerate by continuously pursuinginnovative methods, alternative uses,improved outlets and managementpractices. Allegiant Global consolidatesvendors and spreads best practices acrossfacilities and industries.

AMEC Earth & Environmental Booth # 211

Green Sponsor

Jack [email protected]

2 Robbins RoadWestford, MA 01886

Web Site: www.amec.comPhone: 978-692-9090Fax: 978-692-6633

AMEC Earth & Environmental is a full-service consulting firm, providing solutionsfor all aspects of environmental services,geotechnical engineering, materials testingand engineering and water resourceservices. With more than 2,700specialists located in 110 officesworldwide, AMEC provides a completerange of Environmental Health and Safety(EHS) services including environmentalpermitting and regulatoryreporting/compliance, environmentalhealth and safety compliance auditing,environmental management systems (ISO14001), industrial hygiene and duediligence and training services.

Analytical Products Group Booth # 100

Green Sponsor

Melissa McNamaraVP, Sales & [email protected]

1991 Crocker Rd., Ste 200Westlake, OH 44145

Web Site: www.apgqa.comPhone: 440-899-9452Fax: 440-899-9453

Reliable, Innovative, Personalized. Forover 25 years APG has been the leader inproficiency testing and quality controlassurance services in the environmentalfield. APG continues to developinnovative technology to deliver morevalue to our customers. As a NISTaccredited chemical calibration laboratory,APG’s programs meet the requirementsof the EPA Drinking Water andWastewater Monitoring programs alongwith the requirements of NELAC. At APGthe number one priority is our clients!

Arcadis Booth # 108

Green Sponsor

Brian [email protected]

2081 Vista ParkwayWest Palm Beach, FL 33411

Web Site: www.arcadis-us.comPhone: 561-697-7103

ARCADIS is an international companyproviding consultancy, engineering andmanagement services in infrastructure,environment and facilities, to enhancemobility, sustainability and quality of life.ARCADIS develops, designs, implements,maintains and operates projects forcompanies and governments. With morethan 12,000 employees and over $1.7 billion in gross revenue, the companyhas an extensive international networkthat is supported by strong local marketpositions.

BNA Booth # 309

Green Sponsor

Customer [email protected]

1801 S. Bell St.Arlington, VA 22202

Web Site: www.bna.comPhone: 800-372-1033Fax: 800-253-0332

The industry leader in essentialenvironment, health and safetyinformation since 1970, BNA publishes electronic and printproducts that address a wide range ofglobal legislative, regulatory, and policydevelopments, as well as practicaltools for the EHS professional,including the new ISO 14001/EMSManagement software system and thejust-launched and innovative BNAAuditor. From its acclaimednotification services to it fullinformation libraries, BNA is widelyacclaimed for accuracy, objectivity,and timeliness.

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CDM Booth # 109

Green Sponsor

John ReichlingVice [email protected]

3715 Northside Parkway, Bldg. 300,Ste. 400Atlanta, GA 30327

Web Site: www.cdm.comPhone: 404-720-1400Fax: 404-467-4130

CDM is a consulting, engineering,construction, and operations firm withannual billings over $794 million and about4,000 professionals in over 100 officesworldwide. Our services include:Management Consulting - Providinginnovative solutions developed throughstrong client relationships, and commitmentto quality and integrity; Engineering, Designand Construction - Serving the needs of afacility’s life-cycle, from planning, design andconstruction, through O&M and D&D; andEnvironmental Management andCompliance — Understanding clients’needs to reduce potential liability, eliminatewaste and streamline operations.

ChemADVISOR Booth # 110

Green Sponsor

Lynn [email protected]

811 Camp Horne Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Web Site: www.chemadvisor.comPhone: 412-847-2000Fax: 412-847-2010

ChemADVISOR provides the productsand services your company needs toachieve professional regulatorycompliance, including: Internationalregulatory data supply and consultingservices, including GHS and REACH;(M)SDS and label authoring services;Expert training; SAP EHS support

CHWMEG Booth # 305

Gold SponsorJeff [email protected]

470 William Pitt WayPittsburgh, PA 15238

Web Site: www.chwmeg.orgPhone: 412-826-3056Fax: (586) 461-1856

CHWMEG is a non-profit tradeassociation comprised of over 190member enterprises representing over440 companies. CHWMEG is the world’spremier organization promotingcorporate waste stewardship programs.CHWMEG’s members can access reviewreports focused on individual wastetreatment & disposal facilities andrecyclable material processors (including ewaste facilities). These reports containhigh-quality, objective, and accurateinformation concerning potential businessrisks. Additionally, members benefit fromnetworking with peers at CHWMEGmeetings, outreach activities, and more.

Dakota Software Booth # 208

Green Sponsor

Reg [email protected]

95 Allens Creek Road, Building 2,Suite 302Rochester, NY 14618

Web Site: www.dakotasoft.comPhone: 585.244.3300Fax: 585-244-3301

Auditor, Dakota’s compliance auditingsoftware, provides secure access tocomprehensive regulatory and auditingdata for any employee from any site,enabling real time audit results and easydata consolidation to identify commonand recurring problems. Tracer/CA forcorrective action tracking and Tracer/IAfor Incidents and Accidents identify andtrack all corrective actions in multiplelocations to quickly spot trends that couldput an organization at risk. Auditor andTracer both improve company wide riskassessment, compliance andcommunication.

Delta Consultants Booth # 402

Green Sponsor

Dan PierceSr. Consultant/[email protected]

5910 Rice Creek Parkway, Suite 100St. Paul, MN 55126

Web Site: www.deltaenv.comPhone: 651-639-9449 or toll.free 800-477-7411Fax: 651-639-9473

Delta provides sustainable strategies forthe health, safety, security andenvironmental benefit of national andmulti-national organizations. Delta hasover 40 US offices with 700 employees,and provides international services viaInogen Environmental Alliance® - a globalnetwork of independent consultantsproviding superior environmentalconsulting expertise through 140 officeson six continents. Delta serves clientswho value long-term relationships, seekproactive, creative strategies to theirproblems and demand a high level ofquality and service.

Earth Tech Booth # 304

Platinum Sponsor

Monty LovejoyVice [email protected]

300 Baker Ave, Suite 290Concord, MA 01742

Web Site: www.earthtech.comPhone: 978-371-4329Fax: 978-271-2468

Earth Tech develops sustainable solutionsthat address your needs today andanticipates your concerns of tomorrow.With over 8,000 environmentalprofessionals in offices around the globe,Earth Tech has the resources to handleour clients’ challenges and opportunities.We combine advanced technologies,innovation and creativity to address issuesassociated with climate change, water,waste and the built environment. EarthTech has played an active role in NAEMfor 15 years, and we are proud to be aPlatinum Level Sponsor of the 2007Forum.


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EDSG - Environmental Data Solutions Group

Booth # 210Green Sponsor

Joanne SchroederManaging [email protected]

26741 Pertola Parkway, Ste 1E-245Foothill Ranch, CA 92610

Web Site: www.edsgrp.comPhone: 949-457-3497Fax: 949-457-3498

Environmental Data Solutions Group(EDSG) integrates information technologyinnovations to optimize environmental,health and safety performance. Foundedin 1998, EDSG has unrivaled experience in the design and implementation ofsustainable EHS information managementsystems (EHS MIS) with offices located inCalifornia, Pennsylvania and Texas. EDSG’ssoftware-objective strategic planning andsolution design efforts identify andprioritizes the client’s immediate and long-term initiatives for a successfullyimplemented EHS information management system.

ENABLON Software Solutions Booth # 111

Platinum Sponsor

Ronald JohnstonNorth American Business [email protected]

2, boulevard Georges ClemenceauCourbevoie 92400 France

Web Site: www.enablon.comPhone: 646-673-8590

As one of the top 5 EHS softwareproviders on the market, Enablonsolutions are used by more than 90 globalcompanies and 50 000 users worldwide.Enablon offers a complete and integratedEHS suite for air, water, waste, chemical,incident, audit and permit management.To learn how Enablon can help yourcompany meet its compliancerequirements, improve its EHSperformance and reduce itsenvironmental risks – contact us today.

ENHESA Booth # 410

Green Sponsor

Paul [email protected]

4320 Clearbrook LaneKensington, MD 20895

Web Site: www.enhesa.comPhone: 301-530-1392Fax: 011-32-2-775-9799

ENHESA is an international environmentaland occupational safety and healthconsultancy specializing in all aspects ofregulatory compliance and compliancemanagement. ENHESA operates from itsheadquarters in Brussels and inWashington DC, London, Florence, andSingapore. For nearly twenty yearsENHESA has focused on advising clientson current and emerging EHS regulatoryrequirements and trends and theirimplications for operations and products.We help our clients to assure fullcompliance at international, national locallevels.

ENSR Booth # 302

Platinum Sponsor

Don [email protected]

2 Technology Park Dr.Westford, MA 01886

Web Site: www.ensr.aecom.comPhone: 978-589-3000Fax: 978-589-3100

ENSR is a leading global full-serviceenvironmental health and safety firm with2,500 staff in 90 locations. ENSR is therecipient of numerous EHS, industry, andclient awards. In 2007, two major EHSfirms, RETEC (US) and HLAEnvirosciences (Australia) merged withENSR. ENSR is part of AECOM, a globaldesign and management company withover 30,000 employees worldwide servingthe transportation, facilities,environmental and energy markets, withoffices in over 60 countries.

Enviance Booth # 300

Platinum Sponsor

Michele HincksVice President of [email protected]

2386 Faraday Ave., Ste 220Carlsbad, CA 92008

Web Site: www.enviance.comPhone: 760.496.0200Fax: 760-496-0202

Enviance automates and improvesenvironmental, health and safety (EHS)compliance management activities.Recognized as the only Internet-basedcompliance software as a service, theEnviance System requires no hardware orsoftware installations and is sold on asubscription basis, offering customers theflexibility to scale the solution as needschange over time. Leading organizationstrust Enviance to help them reduce thetime and cost of managing complianceactivities, retain institutional knowledge,and confidently certify compliance.

Envirochem Services Booth # 107

Green Sponsor

Siang ChiangSenior Account [email protected]

310 East EsplanadeNorth Vancouver, BC V7L 1A4 Canada

Web Site: www.envirochem.comPhone: 604-896-0233Fax: 604-986-8583

Since 1984, Envirochem has been anacknowledged leader in delivery ofinnovative EMS services & technologies;from single audit to complete EMSoutsourcing supported by our proprietarysoftware. Our approach is to minimizecorporate environmental risk by improving regulatory compliance,emergency planning, auditing, greenhouse& air emissions management, and pollution prevention planning. We haveworked with Weyerhaeuser, BC Hydro,Governments, Airports, ShippingTerminals, Albian Sands (Shell), Canfor, DPWorld, Rogers Communications, TotalE+P, etc. meeting their environmentalobjectives successfully.


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EnvironMax Booth # 308

Green Sponsor

Chris HomerVice President, Sales & Marketing andLegislative [email protected]

2875 S. Decker Lake, Ste 100Salt Lake City, UT 84119

Web Site: www.environmax.comPhone: 801-973-8884Fax: 801-973-8885

EnvironMax® is the leading provider ofcradle-to-grade EnvironmentalManagement Information Solutions (EMIS)for both the public and private sectors.Built on Oracle 10g technology and winner of the Oracle Titan Award in 2006,EnvironMax solutions are available in bothpremise-based and on demand versions,enabling organizations of any size tosimplify the acquisition, tracking, manageand report on all hazardous materials used and hazardous waste produced.

Environmental Data Resouces Booth # 310

Green Sponsor

Adam HorowitzAssoc. Marketing [email protected]

440 Wheelers Farms RoadMilford, CT 06461

Web Site: www.edrnet.comPhone: 203-882-6962Fax: 208-783-0302

Environmental Data Resources (EDR) isthe nation’s leading and most trustedprovider of environmental riskinformation services for real estatetransactions. With the largest collectionof local, state, and federal information inthe U.S., it generates over 750,000environmental risk reports a year insupport of real estate transactions as wellas corporate and government initiatives.Established in 1991, EDR is headquarteredin Milford, Connecticut with regionaloffices located throughout the UnitedStates.

EORM Registration BagsGold Sponsor

Stephen CraigPrincipal Consultant, VP of [email protected]

283 East Java Dr.Sunnyvale, CA 94089

Web Site: www.eorm.comPhone: 408-822-8100Fax: 408-822-8001

EORM, a premier EHS management andtechnical consulting firm, partners withcompanies to optimize EHS by managingrisk, lowering costs, increasingproductivity, and strengthening businessadvantage. The Company serves aninternational customer base acrossmultiple vertical market segments and alsoworks with government agencies in thelocal, state, and federal sectors.Headquartered are in Sunnyvale, CA,EORM also has offices strategicallylocated across the United States and awell-established network of internationalpartners.

ERM Booth # 103

Platinum Sponsor

Joe HalberdaSE Marketing [email protected] Boylston St., 6th FloorBoston, MA 02116 Web Site: www.erm.comPhone: 617-646-7800Fax: 617-267-6447

ERM is a world leader in providingenvironmental consulting services,delivering innovative solutions forbusiness and government clients,assisting them in managing theirenvironmental and related risks.These services are backed byextensive local expertise withregulations as well as outreach andnegotiating skills with regulatoryagencies and stakeholder groups. Ourservices include: Contaminated SiteManagement, EnvironmentalPermitting and Licensing, ComplianceAssurance; Impact AssessmentPlanning; M&A; and Strategic Advice.

ESS Booth # 403

Green Sponsor

1620 W. Fountainhead Pkwy, Suite100Tempe, AZ 85282

Web Site: www.ess-home.comPhone: 480-346-5500Fax: 480-346-5599

ESS is the leading provider of world-classenvironmental health and safety (EH&S)and crisis management software. Ourglobal and local solutions helporganizations achieve their strategic goalsfor Governance, Risk and Compliance(GRC) from the production line to theboardroom. Our software and serviceshelp organizations to stay on top ofregulatory compliance and riskmanagement programs and includes “bestpractices” templates and performancemanagement tools to improve internalsprocesses and programs. Visit www.ess-home.com to view our solutions.

First Environment Booth # 411

Green Sponsor

Kim SchulteMarketing Support [email protected]

91 Fulton StreetBoonton, NJ 07005

Web Site: www.firstenvironment.comPhone: 973-334-0003Fax: 973-334-0928

First Environment, an environmentalconsulting firm, provides EMS design,implementation and training support,pollution prevention, life cycle assessment,climate change, and sustainability services.With offices throughout North America,First Environment has a broad geographicreach. Our professional staff has workedwith a wide range of industries - includingoil and gas, power, automotive, buildingmaterials, chemical and manufacturing - inmeeting a wide range of needs - fromensuring regulatory compliance todesigning a comprehensive strategy.SDVOSB.


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Global Laboratory Evaluation & Management Program

Booth # 311Non-Profit Sponsor

Jeff [email protected]

955 William Pitt WayPittsburgh, PA 15238

Web Site: www.glemp.orgPhone: 412-826-5003Fax: 412-826-3063

GLEMP is a non-profit memberassociation exclusively representingindustry. Members are users ofcommercial laboratory services, seekingreliable analytical results. GLEMPsupports members’ pursuit of “best inclass” laboratory management programsthrough access to information such asperformance evaluation outcomes forparticipating laboratories, comprehensivelaboratory information, and more.Participating laboratories represent thosepursuing quality analytical programs.Laboratories having effective qualityassurance programs tend to generatehigh-quality, high-confidence analyticalresults in support of their clients’ needs

Golder Associates Booth # 204

Platinum Sponsor

Brian [email protected]

18300 NE Union Hill Road, Ste 200Redmond, WA 98052

Web Site: www.golder.comPhone: 716-215-0650Fax: 425-882-5498

Golder Associates is an employee-owned,global group of companies specializing inground engineering and environmentalservices. From 140 offices, our 5,200employees work with clients to managetheir environmental, engineering andstrategic management activities in atechnically sound, economically viable andsocially responsible manner. Founded in1960, we have created a unique culturewhich has resulted in long-termorganizational stability. Golder peoplework from offices throughout Africa, Asia,Australia, Europe, North America andSouth America.

Heritage Environmental Services Booth # 200

Platinum Sponsor

Ken [email protected]

7901 W. Morris St.Indianapolis, IN 46231

Web Site: www.heritage-enviro.comPhone: 800-827-4374Fax: 317-486-2852

Heritage Environmental Services has beena leader in providing responsible methodsof managing secondary materials for over30 years. Our array of services includeslaboratory testing, product recovery andmanufacturing, nationwide network forwaste transportation, waste treatment and disposal (including incineration), labpack services, and industrial maintenance.If you have any questions, please contactus via the web at www.heritage-enviro.com or by phone, at 877-436-8778.

HTR-GROUP Booth # 209

Green Sponsor

Ray KohoutChief Operating [email protected]

P.O. Box 185Lake Ozark, MO 65049

Web Site: www.htr-group.comPhone: 888-537-4874Fax: 573-302-7579

HTR-GROUP is a fully permitted RCRApart B UNIVERSAL WASTE LampRecycling facility featuring 100% Recycleof all Material, Worldwide ServiceCoverage, $5,000,000 in Pollution LiabilityInsurance, and the Largest most Modernprocessing facility in the US. Guaranteed48 hour Pick-ups anywhere utilizing themost professional Transportation andLogistics team in the Industry.

KMI Booth # 408

Green Sponsor

Matt AirhartDirector of Business [email protected]

586 Argus Road, Suite 103Oakville, ON L6J 3J3 Canada

Web Site: www.kminnovations.comPhone: 416-410-4817

An NAEM Affiliates Council membersince 2003, KMI offers comprehensiveenvironment, health and safetymanagement information software. TheKMI EHS suite is a powerful, flexible anduser-friendly tool that integrates businessprocess, workflow, data collection andcomprehensive roll up reporting into asingle intuitive framework. Availablemodules include Incident Management,Audit & Inspection, ISO 14001/RCMS,Compliance Management and CorrectiveAction Management. The system is multi-lingual and web-based for globalenterprise deployment.

Malcolm Pirnie Booth # 104

Green Sponsor

Michelle [email protected]

1515 E. Woodfield Road, Ste. 360Schaumburg, IL 60173

Web Site: www.pirnie.comPhone: 847-517-8114Fax: 847-517-8102

Let Malcolm Pirnie be at your side to helpmanage your environmental assets. Ourover 100 years of experience,environmental professionals locatednationwide, combined with a state-of-the-art web-based information managementsystem – means that your company canalways rely on the depth and consistencyof resources to support you. We canassist you not only with auditing,compliance planning, and reporting; butwe can also perform your day-to-dayenvironmental compliance activities –allowing your staff to focus on othermore value-added tasks.


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Millennium Science & Engineering


Dale RiceVice [email protected]

14150 Newbrook Dr., Suite 120Chantilly, VA 20151

Web Site: www.mse-environmental.comPhone: 703-961-0710Fax: 703-961-0711

Millennium Science & Engineering (MSE) isan employee-owned, full-serviceenvironmental consulting engineeringcompany. MSE’s experience covers theglobe through providing clients with itstechnical and cost effective solutions.Well known for their broad capabilitiesand premiere service, MSE scientists andengineers represent most of the majorenvironmental science and engineeringdisciplines. Of particular interest toNAEM Forum attendees, MSE hasdeveloped environmental managementplanning programs and innovativecompliance tools that have beensuccessfully implemented by a number ofits clients,

Perillon Software Booth # 102

Green Sponsor

Mike DiPietroVice [email protected]

30 Porter Rd.Littleton, MA 01460

Web Site: www.perillon.comPhone: 866-828-5039Fax: 978-486-0220

Perillon Software is a leading provider ofenvironmental, health and safety software-as-a-service solutions. Perillon helpsorganizations achieve not only regulatorycompliance, but sustainability. Oursolutions automate EH&S tasks,documents, reporting, inspections,incidents, calculations and more for air,water and waste regulatory and permitrequirements. Our solutions are easy touse, easy to own and we are an easycompany to work with.

Pollution Control Industries Booth # 400

Green Sponsor

Ken [email protected]

4343 Kennedy AvenueEast Chicago, IL 46312

Web Site: www.pollutioncontrol.comPhone: 219-397-3951Fax: 219-397-6411

Pollution Control Industries serves anationwide customer base with two fully-permitted RCRA Part B TSDF?s in EastChicago, Indiana, and Memphis, Tennessee,and a transfer facility in Columbia, SouthCarolina. PCI leads the industry with SDS, the industry?s most advanced solidwaste recycling process. This exclusivetechnology recycles solid hazardous wastewhile reclaiming volatile organics.Additional services include: fuel blending,stabilization, lab pack/depackconsolidation, hazardous/non-hazardouswaste treatment, transportation, highhazardous chemical management,compressed gas cylinder management, andRCRA/DOT training.

ProcessMAP Corporation Booth # 202

Platinum Sponsor

Gregory [email protected]

600 N. Pine Island Rd., Suite 450Plantation, FL 33324

Web Site: www.processmap.comPhone: 954-315-0236Fax: 954-315-0276

ProcessMAP Corporation is the leadingprovider of software and managementstrategies that enable organizations tobetter manage environmental, health andsafety (EH&S) information, data, andunderlying business processes. Our suiteof integrated, web-based solutionsprovides all key functionalities essential tobuild a world-class EH&S managementsystem. With solutions in 13 languagesand customers in more than 50 countries,ProcessMAP is the partner of choice forsome of the most progressiveorganizations in the world.

PureSafety Booth # 409

Gold SponsorRobert ReevesRegional [email protected]

1321 Murfreesboro Road, Suite 200Nashville, TN 37217

Web Site: www.puresafety.comPhone: 615-367-4404Fax: 615-367-3887

PureSafety is the leading provider ofonline safety training and risk managementsoftware solutions. Prevent incidents withour convenient, customizable online safetytraining delivery and management optionsand the industry’s largest library of EHSand HR courses. Respond and manageincidents, injuries and illnesses withPureSafety’s powerful Prognos™ softwaredesigned to simplify and streamlineeverything from recording incidents andmaintaining OSHA compliance toworkers’ compensation administration,integrated disability/leave management andperformance benchmarking.

Redshift Technologies Booth # 101

Green Sponsor

Ethan WantmanDirector, Sales & [email protected]

34 East 29th St.New York, NY 10016

Web Site: www.redshift-tech.comPhone: 212-683-8993Fax: 212-683-8992

Redshift has developed customizable EH&S software, and provided expertsoftware integration consulting for over 10 years. Whether for HazCom,environmental, occupational health,process safety, metrics, or any otherdiscipline, we can customize a solution tofit your processes and increase the valueof your technology. Some examplesinclude MSDS authoring and management,HazCom portals, labeling systems,emissions tracking, inventory management,industrial hygiene reporting, actiontracking and auditing, expert systems, andcorporate metrics reports anddashboards.


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RegScan Booth # 201

Gold SponsorGeoff [email protected]

800 West Fourth St.Williamsport, PA 17701

Web Site: www.regscan.comPhone: 570-323-1010Fax: 570-323-8082

Founded in 1987, RegScan began with asingle product and a revolutionary ideafor managing regulatory compliance. Today, RegScan has attained prominenceas the innovative leader of electronicregulatory publishing and offers a widevariety of services. RegScan prides itselfon offering innovative value-adds such asdomestic and international auditprotocols, online access to over 3.5million MSDS sheets, online chemical listsand other change management solutions.

Safetec Booth # 401

Green Sponsor

Jordan RzadMarketing [email protected]

501 SE Columbia Shores Blvd., Suite200Vancouver, WA 98661

Web Site: www.safetec.netPhone: 888-745-8943Fax: 888-661-6459

Safetec is a Software as a Service (SaaS)company providing world-class MSDS andchemical compliance products and services to medium and large-sizedorganizations designed to reduce cost,simplify compliance procedures andprotect employees. For additionalinformation on Safetec CompliancesSystems or the products that they offer,visit www.safetec.net or call (888) 745-8943.

Shaw Environmental &Infrastructure

Booth # 203Gold SponsorGisella SpreizerDistrict [email protected]

11 Northeastern BoulevardSalem, NH 03079-1953

Web Site: www.shawgrp.comPhone: 603-870-4500

The Shaw Group is a global leader infossil and nuclear power, chemicals andenergy, environmental remediation andrestoration, infrastructure, maintenance,and pipe fabrication and manufacturing.Our clients span government and privatesectors in many industries around theworld. Shaw’s Environmental &Infrastructure Group provides consulting,engineering, construction, remediation,facilities management, and technologyservices. Our highly-skilled team ofapproximately 7,000 professionals isstrategically located in more than 90offices throughout the United States andabroad.

SiteHawk (Industrial Data Systems)


Scott WilliamsDirector of [email protected]

709 Nissan DriveSmyrna, TN 37167

Web Site: www.sitehawk.comPhone: 615-459-0064, ext 33Fax: 615-459-6297

SiteHawk® offers a complete approach toMSDS and EHS chemical informationmanagement through our web-based,user-friendly software and associatedservice. From labeling to chemicalapproval, and regulatory reporting toauthoring, SiteHawk® is your solution.SiteHawk® is provided by Industrial DataSystem

Trinity Consultants/T3 Booth # 406

Green Sponsor

Katherine BlueManager, Climate Change [email protected]

12770 Merit Dr, Ste 900Dallas, TX 75251

Web Site:www.trinityconsultants.comPhone: 972-661-8100Fax: 972-385-9203

Trinity Consultants is a nationwide firmthat assists industrial facilities withsensitive environmental issues. Ourregulatory compliance services include airpermitting, air dispersion modeling, andcompliance auditing. We also assist clientswith environmental management concernssuch as compliance management, ISO14001 requirements, and emissionstrading. T3®, a Trinity Consultantscompany, implements informationtechnology solutions for EH&Smanagement. Trinity also marketsBREEZE® modeling software and teachestraining courses on environmental issues.

Veolia Environmental Services Booth # 302

Gold Sponsor

Jim DykhuisDirector, [email protected]

700 E. Butterfield Road, Suite 201Lombard, IL 60148

Web Site: www.veoliaes.comPhone: 630-218-1500Fax: 630-627-2983

Veolia ES Technical Solutions, L.L.C. hasmore than 45 sales, service and treatmentand disposal facilities conveniently locatedthroughout the U.S. to serve you.Capabilities include on site waste services, two incineration locations, fourfuels blending locations, five recyclingfacilities for organics and inorganics, fourlighting and electronic waste recyclingfacilities, 14 permitted TSDF’s and 38 10-day in transit locations. VeoliaEnvironmental Services specializes inturning waste into a resource throughinnovative recycling solutions.


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Speaker Index (Listed in alphabetical order.)

Session # First Name Last Name Company

3 Cecile Baudon EDSG19 Brenda Berry ENSR 6 Kim Bittman Teck Cominco Limited

Thursday General Session Jim Clemmer The Clemmer Group9 Doug Cogan ISS8 Al Collins Occidental International Corporation19 Vicki Colvin Rice University 12 Dennis Creech Southface21 Maribel Crespin Coors Brewing Company 24 Rob Currie Baxter11 Larry Deeney General Mills15 B. Tod Delaney Greenhouse Gas Accounting & Verification21 John DeSelm Anheuser-Busch20 Edan Dionne IBM17 Steve Dunn University of Wisconsin Oshkosh 23 Mark Emerson Genentech15 Ira Feldman Green Track Strategies1 Mitch Fonda Millipore8 Michael Ford Corning2 Ross Grayson University of California 4 Mike Gromacki Cook Composite & Polymers23 Jeff Gurican Chevron18 David Harnish Pacific Gas & Electric Company 13 Mark Hause DuPont

Wednesday General Session Glen Hodgson Conference Board of Canada18 Craig Hogarth Heritage14 Bruce Huber Barrick Gold Corporation 18 Walt Hufford Atlantic Ridgefield Company 2 James Hunn Carnival Cruise

Thursday Luncheon Gene Kahn General Mills17 Jim Kearney Bristol-Myers Squibb 11 John Keith Pfizer Global Manufacturing 16 Dawn Krueger 3M Environmental Operations

Wednesday General Session Simon Laddychuk Alcan4 Jan Larkin United States Department of Defense22 Marty Laskey Home Depot Supply 13 George Lemos Tyco Engineered Products and Services 17 Paul Linzmeyer Bay Towel Inc. 7 Kathy Loftus Whole Foods8 Roberta Macklin Avery Dennison13 Constance Manders Occidental Petroleum Corporation 20 Joseph Marra Johnson Controls 16 Brenda Mathinson Best Buy19 Terry Medley DuPont9 Andrea Moffat CERES12 Brenda Morawa BVM Engineering 1 Mike Morgan Delta Air Lines21 Tim Murphy Waste Management24 Tacy Napolillo DuPont10 David Palet The Valspar Company15 Michael Pender ISO 28001, Supply Chain Security Management 7 Pat Perry Target Corporation 3 Ted Polakowski BP4 David Quigg Grays Harbor Paper24 Rick Ramirez Shaw Industries Group 6 Tom Ramos General Motors

Thursday General/14 Don Ritz Barrick Gold Corporation 6 Jeff Sacre CHWMEG6 Ted Schneider Murdock Goldenberg Schneider & Groh, LLP5 Laura Scott NRG Energy10 Steve Selk Chemical Safety Board5 Tony Shea NRG Energy23 Jeff Tannenbaum Nixon Peabody11 Rick Taylor Parker Hannifin3 Tommy Thompson Haines Brands5 Kurt Urquhart ITT Corporation Defense Electronics & Services


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Leslie MontgomerySouthern CompanyConference Co-Chair

Ana FernandezUS FoodserviceConference Co-Chair

Mark AndersonStateside Associates

Katherine BlueTrinity Consultants

Alexandria BoonAbbott

Larry DenneyGeneral Mills

John DeSelmAnheuser-Busch

Joe DionneThe Clorox Company

Miesche FrancisTarget Corporation

Doug FreundPABCO Building Products

Johanna JobinCDM

Barbara LemosEarthtech

Christina MagerkurthFirst Environment

Chuck MasonGannet Fleming

Margery MooreBNA

David NewmanMillipore Corporation

Joseph RichardsonCoca-Cola Enterprises

Don RullmanENSR AECOM

Joanne SchroederEDSG

Rob SomersTyco International

Allen StegmanThe Valspar Corporation

Gaye van der EerdenENHESA

Stan VasaThe Southern Company

Carol Singer NeuveltNAEM

FORUM COMMITTEENAEM SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONSNAEM programs and initiatives are made possible by the support of its members and by thegenerous contributions from its sponsoring organizations:

NAEM AFFILIATES COUNCILNAEM also is grateful for the contributions made by members of the NAEM Affiliates Council:

3MAbbott LaboratoriesAgere SystemsAggregate Industries NortheastAlcanAMCOL InternationalAmerican Electric PowerAnheuser-BuschArcher Daniels MidlandAT&TAtlantic RichfieldAvery Dennison CorpBarrick Gold CorpBaxter InternationalBest Buy CoBP AmericaCadbury SchweppesThe Coca-Cola CompanyCoors Brewing CoCovidianDeere & CompanyDelta AirlinesDuke Energy DuPont CoThe Estee Lauder CompaniesFUJIFILM Holdings America CorpGenentechGeneral Electric Hewlett Packard CorpIBMInland Paperboard & PackagingInternational PaperITT Kimberly-Clark CorpKraft Foods Global

Lockheed Martin CorpLSI CorpMillipore CorpMohawk Fine PapersMotorolaNew York Power AuthorityNortheast UtilitiesOfficeMaxP&H Mining EquipmentPacific Gas & Electric CoParker Hannifin CorpPepco HoldingsPitney BowesPPL Services CorpProgress Energy Service CoQuaker Chemical CorpRaytheon CompanyReturn Logistics InternationalRockwell AutomationSara Lee CorpThe Scotts CompanySensata TechnologiesSharp Electronics CorpSouthern CompanyStanford UniversityTarget CorpUnited States Postal ServiceUnited Technologies CorpUS FoodserviceVanderbilt UniversityThe Valspar CorpWaste ManagementThe Wm. Wrigley Jr. CompanyWhirlpool Corp

Analytical Products GroupARCADISBEM SystemsBeveridge & DiamondBNABusiness and Legal ReportsCameron-ColeCDMCH2M HILLCivil & Environmental ConsultantsDAI EnvironmentalDakota Software CorpData Systems & SolutionsDelta EnvironmentalDNVDOMANIEarth TechEH&S Search Associates, Inc.ENHESA

ENSR AECOMEnvironmaxEnvironmental Data Solutions GroupEORMERMFirst EnvironmentGannett FlemingKestrel Management ServicesKnowledge Management InnovationsShaw EnvironmentalThe Solution FoundryStateside AssociatesSteeleSyntex Management SystemsTrinity Consultants/T3United Recycling IndustriesVersarVeolia Environmental Services


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3Degrees

Actio Corporation

Allegiant Global Services

AMEC Earth & Environmental

Analytical Products Group

Anheuser-Busch

Arcadis

Barrick Gold

BNA

CDM

Cameron-Cole

ChemADVISOR

CHWMEG

Dakota Software

Delta Consultants

Earth Tech

EDSG - Environmental DataSolutions Group

ENABLON SOFTWARESOLUTIONS

ENHESA

ENSR

Enviance

Envirochem Services

EnvironMax

Environmental Data Resouces

EORM

ERM

ESS

First Environment

Global Laboratory Evaluation &Management Program

Golder Associates

Heritage Environmental Services

HTR-GROUP

KMI

Malcolm Pirnie

Millennium Science & Engineering

Perillon Software

Pollution Control Industries

ProcessMAP Corporation

PureSafety

Redshift Technologies

RegScan

Safetec

Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure

SiteHawk (Industrial Data Systems)

The William Wrigley Company

Trinity Consultants/T3

US EPA Green Suppliers Network

Veolia Environmental Services

ONE FINAL THANKS!

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