EB guides growth-stage and emerging companies scaling operations and de-risking strategies. She helps organizations with disruptive technologies transition from proof-of-concept to profitability in the BioTech, MedTech, and Electronics sectors.EB has navigated global economic and corporate financial challenges by strengthening organizational resiliency. Board competencies included Supply Chain and Operations, M&A, Financial Leverage, Revenue Optimization, ESG, Regulated Industries, Global Expansion/Contraction, AI/IT, and Capital Investment. She is known for building highly engaged multi-cultural teams.EB is qualified to serve on Risk, Compensation, Governance, and Compliance committees. EB's executive career includes being the first vice president of Global Supply Chain for Dexcom and Illumina. She managed nearly $1B in annual spend, built teams and infrastructure to support growth rates of 30%/yr over multiple years, drove P&L improvements of 10% to 15%, and expanded operations globally with investments of $2.5B. She built the Life Cycle Management structure and initiated the cross-functional Sales and Operations Planning Process at Boston Scientific Cardiac Rhythm Management. She has led the redesign of supply chains by engaging the BOD on pivotal decisions around outsourcing, international expansion, investment in automation & technology, and product platform transitions. These strategic moves resulted in customer satisfaction increases of 30 ppts, supply risk mitigation, improved margins, and optimized tax strategies. EB has guided family-office and early-stage companies through cash flow crises, financial restructuring, and product repositioning. She has advised them on strategic relationships and positioning for growth. As an independent board director, EB mentors the executive staff and enables technologists to become business leaders. She advises on strategy repositioning, guides organizational structure and talent acquisition, and evaluates funding rounds, bridge financing, and M&A. She is a sounding board and asks deep questions. She supports the community as an associate professor of Supply Chain and Enterprise Resource Planning for Biotech Manufacturing. EB has served as a City Council Member, Planning Commissioner, and Parks and Recreation Commission chair. She is an avid snow skier. Her creative outlet is a 100-year-old printing press.