Scott Swanson
Scott Swanson is a Senior Safety Engineer in the Fab Technology Development EHS organization. In his 17 years in the field, he has worked as an industrial hygienist, safety engineer, and EHS Supervisor within the aerospace, petrochemical, and semiconductor industries. He has been employed with Intel for 10 years. He is board certified as a Safety Professional and Industrial Hygienist and holds a B.S. degree in Public Health and an M.S. degree in Industrial Hygiene from the University of Minnesota-Duluth. His e-mail is scott.swanson at intel.com

Todd Brady
Todd Brady is the Corporate Environmental Manager for Intel Corporation. In this role, he leads Intel's corporate-wide environmental programs. Todd holds a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Brigham Young University and an M.S. degree in environmental engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His e-mail is todd.a.brady at intel.com

Tom Cooper
Tom Cooper is the Worldwide Water Program Manager for Intel Corporation and his responsibilities include wastewater policy and program development, groundwater and site remediation, and water conservation initiatives. He has been with Intel for 10 years and has a B.S. degree in Environmental and Systematic Biology from Cal Poly (SLO) and an M.S. degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of San Francisco. His e-mail is tom.cooper at intel.com

Ted Reichelt
Ted Reichelt is a Principal Environmental Engineer in the Global Environmental Group at Intel. He is involved with the development of international environmental regulations, product ecology issues, green buildings, and technical leadership. His e-mail is ted.reichelt at intel.com

Milt Coleman
Milt Coleman has management responsibility for EHS programs in the Americas Region West and Fab Technology Development EHS programs. From 2003 to 2006 he was a member of the International SEMATECH Process Advisory group for Environmental Safety and Health. He is also a member of the Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers Institutes (SEMI) International regulatory committee. Milt holds a M.S. degree from the University of So. California. His e-mail is milton.coleman at intel. com

John Currier
John Currier is a Senior Environmental Engineer in the Technology Development EHS Group. His primary responsibility is to set environmental goals that allow expansion of Intel's manufacturing operations while minimizing adverse environmental impacts. During John's seven years at Intel, he spent his first three as a facilities process engineer, owning waste treatment systems at Intel's Rio Rancho, NM facility. Prior to joining Intel, John spent 12 years in the power industry with the Tennessee Valley Authority as a chemical engineer, optimizing ultrapure water systems for use in steam cycle applications. John's holds a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from North Carolina State University and an M.S. degree in Engineering Management from the University of Tennessee. His e-mail is john.r.currier at intel.com

John Harland
John Harland is a Principle Environmental Engineer and co-chairs the group chartered with setting Intel's environmental roadmap. During his 23 years at Intel, John has had responsibility for environmental compliance, waste system design, and design for environment in new process development. John holds an M.S. degree from the California Institute of Technology. His e-mail is john.harland at intel.com

Steve Brown
Steve Brown is a Certified Industrial Hygienist employed by Intel Corporation and is responsible for the safe introduction of new process chemistries and manufacturing technologies into Intel's global manufacturing facilities. Mr. Brown is the Convener of the International Standards Organization (ISO) Technical Committee 229 on Nanotechnologies which is charged with developing ISO Health, Safety and Environmental standards for the safe introduction of nanomaterials into worldwide commerce. Mr. Brown has 21 years experience in semiconductor and aerospace industries. His e-mail is steven.w.brown at intel.com