The 20th AnnualCorporate Affiliates

“ACHIEVING RESULTS”Workshop Series

June 17 - 19, 2009

AGENDA

Facilitated by Bruce PiaseckiPresident and Founder of the AHC Group, Inc.

Please visit www.ahcgroup.comfor a description of this leadership network.

Wednesday, June 17th

RegistrationLobby

12:00 PM– 5:00 PMCheck-in to pick up binder,name badge, and tent card.

Welcoming Cocktail ReceptionGarden

4:30 PM – 6:30 PMJoin us for drinks and hors d’œuvres

at the AHC Welcoming Reception.

RegistrationLobby

7:00 AM– 8:00 AM

BreakfastPortico

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM

Start your day with a variety of baked goods, fruit, yogurt, coffee,

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Private Benchmarking for Site Remediation Leaders – Blue RoomSee Mark Coleman, mark@ahcgroup.com for more information

11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Thursday, June 18th

now the Principal for Wolff & Co. Alternative Energy Advisors and am serving on the Board of Advisors of CAUSwave Inc., and 

alternative energy start‐up company.

Thursday, June 18th

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Arches RoomWorkshop 1

Delivering on the Bottom LineSteve Wolff, Chair

Steve Wolff, EVP and COO of CAUSwave, Inc, former EVP Engineering for Evergreen Energy, and AHC Group Senior Associate will chair “Delivering on the Bottom Line,” which he has led since 2007. The goal of this workshop is to present key messages by top operating officers to the themes of site remediation, risk reduction, emerging issues, and shareholder value, as well as sharing lessons regarding profit and loss.

In his former position, as President of Power Production at DP&L in Dayton, Ohio, Mr. Wolff provided leadership for over 4400 MW of electricity generation and all corporate information technology, purchasing, and environmental compliance areas.

Mr. Wolff is a veteran of the U.S. Navy and holds the following degrees: MS Environmental Management and Policy from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, MSE Engineering Management from The Catholic University of America, MA National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College, and a BSME Mechanical Engineering from the US Naval Academy at Annapolis.

http://www.ahcgroup.com/associates_stevewolff.htm

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Mr. Strassner is an honors graduate (Magna cum Laude) of Yale College (1968) and of Yale Law School (1974). Prior to joining Kimberly-Clark in 1976, Mr. Strassner served as an officer in the U. S. Navy, practiced with a Washington, D.C. law firm and served as Executive Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health. Mr. Strassner’s legal specialties include U.S. and international environmental and energy law, product safety matters and occupational safety and health requirements.

VP – Global Environmental, Safety, Regulatory and

Scientific Affairs

A Sustainability Model of Initiatives Developed by the Four Business Units: The KC Story

Ken Strassner

Introduced by: Rick Ramirez, VP Sustainability and Environmental Affairs - Shaw Industries

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In 1988, Mr. Strassner was appointed Vice President-Environment and Energy, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, responsible for formulation of corporate policies and management of the Corporation's technical support staffs in both areas. His areas of responsibility were expanded in November 2004, and he now serves as Vice President - Global Environment, Safety, Regulatory and Scientific Affairs for Kimberly-Clark. In addition, Mr. Strassner is a member of various professional associations and is the current Chairman of the Corporate Environmental, Health and Safety Management Roundtable.

To see prior presentations from Ken Strassner and Rick Ramirez, please contact Bruce Piasecki at Bruce@ahcgroup.com

CEO

Using Sustainability to Enhance the Bottom LineDon Finkell

Introduced by: Stelios Voyiatzis, CFO and Managing Director - Enolia Energy

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For more than 30 years, Mr. Finkell has been a part of leading Anderson Floors toward sustainability. Most recently, Mr. Finkell has led Anderson Floors launch of its new product collection named Exotic Impressions. Exotic Impressions is a revolutionary new flooring collection that captures all the allure of exotic hardwoods, without the environmental baggage.

Thanks to an exclusive technology developed by Anderson Floors called PERMACOLOR™, one-of-a-kind, intriguing floors are created from sustainable, North American temperate hardwoods like Maple, Birch and Hickory.

Anderson’s exclusive all-natural process delivers the stunning, exotic designs consumers are searching for, without a negative impact on the environment. Anderson’s innovative new process coaxes the hidden wonder within a native domestic species to the surface allowing it to really shine. While mysteriously using no stains, pigments or solvents, the results are nothing short of stunning.

www.andersonfloors.com – Visit Anderson Online to see more on “Exotic Impressions.”

Operating in a Carbon- and Capital-Constrained WorldDavid Struhs

David is currently Vice President, Environmental Affairs for International Paper. Before coming to IP, David worked as Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and as the Environmental Secretary for the state of Florida.

Reducing regulatory burdens while delivering superior environmental results has been a hallmark of David Struhs’ career. His success in finding innovative solutions to pressing problems has been recognized by state and federal government agencies, a variety of industry sectors, the Pioneer Institute, environmental advocacy organizations, Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government and the Ford Foundation.

VP, Environmental Affairs

Mr. Struhs holds degrees from Indiana and Harvard universities and was a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Nairobi. He was appointed to the National Advisory Council on Environmental Policy and Technology by the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 2007. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Institute of Global Environmental Leadership at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

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Introduced by: April Ferrante, Assistant – AHC Group

For more information about International Paper’s Sustainability Efforts, go to http://www.ipaper.com/Our%20Company/Sustainability/index.html

Corporate Strategies to Address Climate ChangeWendy Pulling

Introduced by: Ronald Samborsky, VP of Innovation – Aerojet

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Wendy is the Director of Environmental Policy at Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) in San Francisco. Among her other duties, Ms. Pulling leads PG&E’s programs in Climate Protection, Habitat and Species Protection, Environmental Justice, ClimateSmart, and the Richard A. Clarke Environmental Leadership Award — PG&E’s annual award to recognize and encourage environmental leadership in its employees.

Prior to joining PG&E, Ms. Pulling worked as an Assistant Regional Counsel for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and as a staff attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council. Ms. Pulling has a degree in history from Princeton University and a law degree from Stanford.

For examples of PG&E’s leadership in Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Initiatives, visit: http://www.pgecorp.com/corp_responsibility/

The Politics and Stakeholders of Climate Change:How to Stay Ahead of the Curve

Bill Shireman

Introduced by: Frank Rukavina, Director of Sustainability - NREL

CEO and President

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Called a "master of environmental entrepreneurism," Mr. Shireman has over 20 years of experience developing and implementing programs that align the interests of major corporations and their stakeholders. Shireman develops profitable business strategies that drive pollutiondown and profits up. As President and CEO of the Future 500, Shireman helps the world's largest companies and most impassioned activists - from Coca-Cola, Nike, Mitsubishi, and Weyerhaeuser, to Greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, and the Sierra Club – work together to improve the profits and performance of business.

Advocating technology as a driver of green growth, Shireman has ledthe development and deployment of these and other tools, at diversecompanies in Asia, Europe, and throughout North America. While CEO ofthe largest state recycling lobby in the U.S., he wrote California'sbottle bill recycling law, shown by EPA and academic studies to be theworld's most cost-effective. He advocates market-based environmentalpolicies - contending they can be more effective than many command-and-control laws.

Most recently, with former Mitsubishi CEO Tachi Kiuchi, Shireman wrotethe popular book, What We Learned In The Rainforest - Business Lessonsfrom Nature, featured in the Harvard Business Review, which declaresthe business-as-machine era over, and shows how companies can becomeas innovative as the rainforest, leveraging feedback to grow moreprofitable and sustainable than ever.

Business Director for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group

Thursday, June 18th

2:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Arches Workshop 2

Site Remediation and Risk ReductionDwight Bedsole, Chair

Dwight Bedsole, AHC Group Senior Associate and formerBusiness Director for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group is co-chairing the “Site Remediation and Risk Reduction” workshop, as he has done for the last seven years. The purpose of this workshop is to focus on site remediation programs, policies and new risk management tools. Over the years, it has transformed to focus on a broader topic range which includes financial assurance, operational risk, retired assets, and sustainable remediation.

Dwight has presented testimony at state, federal and public hearings, participated in numerous state, federal, and international industry forums as a presenter and panelist on issues related to Superfund, RCRA, Cost/Benefit, Tort Reform, Brownfields, Eminent Domain, NRD, Risk Assessment, Sediments and Sarbanes Oxley.

Sheryl Telford from DuPont is our ongoing chair of the Site Remediation / Risk Reduction Workshop. DuPont has been a Corporate Affiliate for 8 years,

For more on Dwight Bedsole’s work and career, see http://www.ahcgroup.com/associates_dwightbedsole.htm

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Before retiring from DuPont in 2008, Dwight spent 40 years in a variety of plant manufacturing, technical, and business roles. Dwight participated in the formation and startup of a 100% DuPont subsidiary — DuPont Environmental Remediation Services (DERS) and formation of the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group.

Business Director for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group

Developing a Global Energy Platform: Chevron EMC Today and Tomorrow

Janeen Judah

Introduced by: Mark Coleman, Senior Associate – AHC Group

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In her current role at Chevron, Janeen Judah leads a team of nearly 200 engineers responsible for reservoir and production engineering services for Chevron’s fields across the world. Before joining Chevron, Judah worked for Texaco and ARCO in various upstream petroleum engineering positions. She has been very active in the Society of Petroleum Engineers, serving currently on the SPE Board of Directors as director for the Gulf Coast North America Region and previously as chairman of the SPE Gulf Coast and Permian Basin sections. President, Chevron

EMCSince 1996, she has been an executive committee member of the Texas A&M Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board. She holds BS and MS degrees in petroleum engineering from Texas A&M, as well as an MBA from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and a JD from the University of Houston Law Center.

Contact Bruce Piasecki for Chevrons prior presentations at the AHC Group’s Corporate Affiliate Workshops, by Chief Economist Mr. . Edgard Habib from 2007.

Business Director for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group

General Electric RemediationJohn Haggard

Introduced by: Chuck Willard, National Grid

Manager, Site Evaluation and

Remediation - GE

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John manages GE’s legacy site remediation program within the Corporate Environmental Program and oversees a team of scientists and engineers responsible for the investigation and remediation at a portfolio of over 400 sites as well as providing support to GE business units. John has 25 years experience in the management of waste site investigation and remediation. Prior to joining GE, he was the Director of the Rocky Flats program for the Colorado Department of Health and also worked for the U.S. EPA in the Superfund and RCRA programs. John is a geological engineer by training.

BusinessPartner

Ms. Pavlovsky is a Partner in Deloitte’s Houston office and leads Deloitte’s Enterprise Sustainability practices nationally. She focuses on environmental and sustainability risk management where she conducts risk and exposure assessments, cost-benefit analyses and advises on strategy development and management system implementation.

Recently, she has been heavily involved in assessing environmental controls in conjunction with Sarbanes-Oxley readiness requirements, analyzing contingent environmental liabilities and disclosures for financial reporting and due diligence purposes, and assessing Environmental, Health & Safety and Sustainability frameworks for the purpose of identifying performance and efficiency improvement opportunities.

Additionally, Ms. Pavlovsky has been involved in assisting organizations with factoring social, environmental, and economic factors into business strategies and performance measurement systems. Kathryn has an M.B.A from the Rice University, Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management, and a BA from The University of Texas at Austin in Environmental Economics.

Contact Bruce Piasecki for excellent case-studies from Deloitte, including Sustainability Trends for Green Shoppers and a Sustainability Report in collaboration with the World Economic Forum.

http://www.deloitte.com

FASB Standards and Corporate Strategy TrendsKathryn Pavlovsky

Introduced by: Frank Weaver – AHC Group

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Friday, June 19th

8:00 AM – 12:00 PMWorkshop 3

Competing on Sustainability PanelChaired by Tyler Elm, Principle – T.J Elm and Associates

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Having more than 20 years' experience in the field of sustainability, Tyler Elm applies his approach to sustainable business innovation -- as the world moves into a new economy -- to help organizations understand how to use a new "lens" to incorporate sustainability into the core of the business and as a platform for value creation, growth, and diversification. A well-known industry consultant, Tyler is the Consulting Vice-President of Business Sustainability for Canadian Tire Corporation -- a leading Canadian retailer.

Having recently served as one of the principal architects for Wal-Mart's sustainability strategy, Tyler directed the development, implementation, and management of its corporate business strategy to derive economic benefits from improved environmental and social outcomes. Prior to Wal-Mart, he developed and implemented Office Depot's global environmental strategy and programs, as well as serving as a business sustainability consultant with both IBM and PricewaterhouseCoopers Business Sustainability Practices.

Go to http://www.ahcgroup.com/workshop_2008jun.htm for Tyler's past AHC Group presentation on his work at Wal-Mart.

Other AHC Group work in the retail space includes work with the top 100 executives from Shaw Industries. Contact Bruce for details on this work.

The AHC Group Presents:Sustainability & CSR Value to Consumers and the Implications for Business

facilitated by Tyler ElmPrincipal, Tyler J. Elm & Associates and

former Sustainability Leader for Wal-Mart

Tyler Elm will facilitate a 4-hour panel discussion on “Sustainability and CSR Value to Consumers and the Implications for Business.”

We have secured seven corporate leaders representing a broad and relevant range of perspectives to present and lead a panel discussion.

Ken Strassner, VP EHS and Sustainability

Kimberly-Clark

John Mogge, SVP, Business Development & Environmental Services

CH2M HILL

Don Finkell, CEO Anderson-Flooring

Bill Shireman, CEO

The Future 500

Robert Tierney, Manager, Business

Development/Strategic Planning UTC

Michael Murphy, Senior Manager of

Worldwide Environmental Affairs

Dell

Russell Urban-Mead, Director of Sustainability The Chazen Companies

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Michael Murphy, Senior Manager of Worldwide Environmental Affairs,

Dell

Michael is responsible for leading standardization and governance of environmental and regulatory compliance, increasing Dell’s environmental leadership across its entire product portfolio. Michael is also one of the primary authors of Dell’s annual sustainability report, regularly assists customers with their questions about the company’s environmental programs and is playing a key role in Dell becoming the ‘greenest’ technology company on the planet.

He has been with the company for nine years and has held positions in program management, engineering, operations, regulatory compliance, and environmental affairs.

Prior to joining Dell, Michael served in the United States Army as an officer in the Corps of Engineers and Army Acquisition Corps, where he led a variety of combat engineering and contracting organizations, as well as serving as the director of contracting for the Texas Army National Guard. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point, is a certified Contracting Officer, and holds a Graduate Certification in Sustainable Business from Bainbridge Graduate Institute.

For further information on how Dell competes on Social Response Capitalism, please visit www.dell.com.

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Robert Tierney, Manager, Business Development/Strategic Planning at UTC

Bob has worked for UTC since 1979, starting at Pratt &Whitney then moving to UTC Power in 2006. He has held avariety of positions in manufacturing, engineering andbusiness development, each with a focus on the environment.In his current role, Bob is responsible for developing marketsfor clean, on-site power solutions using large stationary fuelcells.

Bob has an environmental engineering degree from FloridaInstitute of Technology, an MBA from Florida AtlanticUniversity and a Masters of Environmental Studies fromYale University.

Russell Urban-Mead, Director , Corporate Sustainability at The Chazen Companies

Russell Urban-Mead, CPG, LEED® AP is the senior water resource expert and corporate sustainability leader at The Chazen Companies. Mr. Urban-Mead directs water supply and water resource planning initiatives for private and municipal clients, with a focus on balanced water resource protection and allocation planning. Critical assignments have included watershed-scale management plans, aquifer recharge rate and sustainable withdrawal assessments, high-capacity water supply development projects in fractured bedrock and unconsolidated aquifers and remediation assignments.

Mr. Urban-Mead also manages sustainable design programming between engineering, ecological, and planning services at the Chazen Companies. Russell Urban-Mead received his Bachelors from Carleton College (Geology) and Masters of Science Degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Hydrogeology) and has more than 20 years consulting experience.

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John Mogge, Senior Vice President Business Development & Planning Director, Environmental Services,

CH2M HILL Dr. Mogge is a principal program manager who also serves as CH2M HILL’s Environmental ServicesDirector of Business Development and Planning, leading a global sales force of 200 professionals withannual revenues of over $600M. Previously he held the role of Southeast Regional Business GroupManager for CH2M HILL’s Transportation and Development Business Unit.

From 1974 to 1992, Dr. Mogge held a series of diverse environmental services, design, construction andkey managerial positions in the U.S. Air Force (USAF), followed by various senior and executive-levelUSAF positions through 2000.

John has a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, a M.S., Architecture from the University of Florida and a B.A., Architecture, from the University of Florida. John is a Registered Architect in Florida and a Registered Environmental Manager.

Dr. Mogge’s doctoral work was driven by his belief that the industries of the built environment must transform and become orders of magnitude more resource efficient. His dissertation examined the economics of sustainable planning, design, and construction.

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A systems ecologist and business strategist with nearly 40 years experience in business, communications, and environmental innovation, Friend combines broad business experience with unique content experience spanning strategy, systems ecology, economic development, management cybernetics, and public policy. Tomorrow magazine called him “One of the country’s leading environmental management consultants—a real expert who combines theoretical sophistication with hands-on, in-the-trenches know-how.”

He is a founding board member of the Sustainable Business Alliance, Sustainable Berkeley, and the California Sustainable Business Council and serves on the executive board of OpenEco.org and the advisory boards of CleanFish, WattBot, Green World Campaign. Gil was also cofounder and codirector of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, a leading urban ecology and economic development “think-and-do tank,” where he pioneered the current “green roof ” trend more than 35 years ago.

Friend lectures widely on business strategy and sustainability issues and writes The New Bottom Line, offering strategic perspectives on business and environment. He has contributed chapters to several books, including Worldchanging: A User’s Guide to the 21st Century, Sustainable Enterprise Report, Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook, Sustainable Food Systems, and Stepping Stones, and is the author of the recently released book: The Truth About Green Business.

He holds an M.S. degree in systems ecology from Antioch University, has a black belt in Aikido, and is a seasoned practitioner of “The Natural Step” environmental management system.

After Lunch Keynote: 12:30 – 1:15

Gil Friend, CEO of Natural LogicIntroduced by: Jeff West,

Director of Environmental Affairs - Shaw Industries

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Business Director for the DuPont Corporate Remediation Group

Friday, June 19th

1:15 PM – 4:00 PMWorkshop 4

Emerging Issues / Money MattersMark Serwinowski, Chair

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Mark has successfully collaborated with companies in the automotive, chemical, paper, energy, oil and gas, mining, and utility sectors to help them realize the economic benefits of managing environmental issues from a business perspective. In addition, he provides subject-matter and domain expertise to help environmental consultants, law firms, real estate and insurance firms deliver successful projects to their clients. His work involves projects that drive environmental strategy into core business philosophy, including policy, strategy, economics modeling and metrics development; process optimization, management systems and governance model development including architecture and strategy mapping information systems / business analytics dashboards; to management of change implementation, cultural skills development and leadership coaching. He personally facilitates industry workshops on environmental performance leadership, including a recent event on key performance indicators / metrics, and a summit on remediation excellence.

Please go to www.metavu.com to learn more.

Mark A. Serwinowski is Founder and President of metavû which helps companies develop and deploy the organizational capabilities required to manage environmental risk and corporate social responsibility (CSR) throughout the business value chain.

Mr. Serwinowski has practiced in the environmental business for seventeen years. He has held management and equity positions at leading service providers in the remedial construction, engineering and scientific consulting, and management consulting industries. He has successfully developed and launched two consulting practices in business advisory for environmental management and risk. In addition, he holds an advisory board position in a Brownfields real estate redevelopment firm.

Building a Corporate Sustainability StrategyRusty Carroll

Introduced by: Steve Myers, VP Environmental Services – The Chazen Companies

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Rusty Carroll began his career with LP Building Products in 1993 upon graduation from Sam Houston State University. Mr. Carroll’s primary responsibility at LP is to lead the corporate marketing efforts for thecorporation. Recently he successively led the development and implementation of the business strategy for LP TechShield Radiant Barrier which has experienced significant growth in the last three years. It was through this effort that the company began to see the growth potential sustainability had if incorporated into its business and corporate strategies. He is currently assisting the company in the development of a holistic brandstrategy, quality of product, quality of service, safety and sustainability being the foundation.

Mr. Carroll also serves as the Chairman of LP’s Green Growth Council and is the Vice-President of the LP Foundation. Prior to his current position, Mr. Carroll lead the business marketing efforts of the Oriented Strand Board (OSB) business, LP's largest business. He has also served as the OSB Sales Manager for LP Canada in Montreal, Quebec, and was the Assistant OSB Sales Manager for LP’s Southern region located in Conroe, TX. Mr. Carroll has a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Sam Houston State University. Mr. Carroll is married to Mrs. Deedra Carroll; they live in Nashville, TN, and have two young sons, Cameron and Carson.

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Her expertise on marketing channels and segmentation shaped the approach and design of that new focus at Xcel. Another area of focus is the employment of social media tools to serve as a supplemental marketing channel.

Her professional experience spans several industries including financial services, retail grocery, office supplies, and sports management. Jen has always strived to find creative solutions to business problems by unifying multiple business units and optimizing teamwork for a common goal. Those solutions have included the development of proprietary statistics and measurement tools, implementing operational reform, and managing change through paradigm shifts. One of her proudest accomplishments was the design, creation, and execution of the first-ever strategic plan for United States Figure Skating.

On the weekends, you can find her engaged in some creative writing, taking a voice lesson or training for a marathon relay. In the summer, you might find her climbing one of the many mountains in Colorado, and if it is winter you might find her skiing down one.

Environmental Leadership: Driving Business and Product Innovation

Jennifer Wozniak

Introduced by: Steve Wolff, Chairman – AHC Group

Jennifer Wozniak is responsible for the Business Intelligence function in Marketing and Customer Strategy at Xcel Energy. She leads a cross-functional team focused on developing renewable product strategies for the short, medium, and long term. Jen is also focused on designing customer-focused strategies to maximize satisfaction and shareholder value.

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Business

The Greening of New York StateJeff Sama

Introduced by: Jonathan Ellermann, AHC Group

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Mr. Sama has 30 years of experience in environmental management for state and local government . He has also worked in education and private consulting. His undergraduate degree is in biology from Hofstra University, his graduate work was at the Polytechnic University of NY in water supply and wastewater engineering and he completed post-graduate work at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government on strategic management of regulatory and enforcement agencies.

He is currently Director of Environmental Permits and Pollution Prevention for DEC, Chairman of the New York State Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance Council and serves on the Board of Directors for the Northeast Waste Management Officials Association (NEWMOA). Jeff is also currently chairing a nationwide task force on greening state government.

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For almost three decades , The AHC Group and its select network of corporate affiliates have been working on the cutting edge of critical business trends and sharing their knowledge freely with other members.

For example, our flagship publication, Corporate Strategy Today, in issue #10 (The Path to Growth: Building Corporate Value through Social Leadership), featured an article on "The Path to Sustainability" by Gordon Lambert, VP of Sustainable Development at Suncor Energy.

To Download and purchase articles of CST, please visit:

http://www.ahcgroup.com/pubs_cst.htm

At www.ahcgroup.com/publications.htm you can purchase CST Articles, Copies of Bruce Piasecki’s Books, Risk Reports, and copies of the AHC Group

Newsletter. Please contact Bruce or Jonathan to obtain preview copies.

Business

The AHC Group

Bruce PiaseckiPresident &

Founder

Steve WillisSenior Associate

Steve Wolff Senior Associate

Gale DegenerWorld Inc.

Outreach Leader

April FerranteExecutive Assistant & Office Manager

Jonathan EllermannResearch Analyst

Dwight BedsoleSenior Associate

Frank WeaverWebmaster

Mark ColemanSenior Associate

Denny MinanoSenior Associate