Elizabeth Nye, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Serve in the capacity of Chief of Staff to the GSA & Services Head and Leadership Team, running a team of approximately 650 people. Directly support in decision-making, coordination of critical processes and programs, change management, strategic marketing, and driving projects to shape the current and future business.

Greater Boston

Milford, Ma

• Oversaw all aspects of organization’s quality, analytical research, marketing, sales, and business improvement efforts worldwide to propel the company’s evolution from a private start-up cannabis testing laboratory to a commercially-viable IPO candidate• Standardized marketing and content development strategy for routine communication to diverse clients via creation of a CRM and generation of creative collateral for communicating differentiated offerings• Wrote and designed marketing content for both print communication, including tradeshow handouts and magazine advertisements, and digital communication• Managed validation and process improvements of analytical instrumentation and methods, with a focus on UPLC-PDA and UPLC-MS/MS technologies, in support of ISO 17205 compliance• Represented the company during tradeshows, scientific conferences, and participation in technical committees, such as ASTM and AOAC, to assist in the regulation and development of cannabis testing methods on an international level

Greater Philadelphia Area

• Lead the Board of Directors and sub-committees consisting of 43 volunteers• Organize and execute monthly outreach events in the Philadelphia area, engaging 1000+ attendees• Publish section updates and words from the Chair in the section periodical, the Catalyst. • Implement IT and social media outreach upgrades to reverse 4% loss of annual memberships

• Chair the Evonik Test Methods Management Group and the Americas Specifications Committee • Review and negotiate customer product specification agreements• Provide testing, product performance, and in-depth statistical data analysis to design and support impactful marketing programs• Give guidance on analytical testing for the organization, specifically GPC, FTIR, XRF, GC-FID, GC-MS, DSC, particle size, rheometer, and pyrolysis• Mentor employees in areas of oil additive and polymer chemistries, as well as analytical instrumentation• Represent and lead Evonik participation at ASTM

Paulsboro, New Jersey

• Supervisor for 19 direct-reports in the Analytical Sciences Laboratory to complete a 20% increase in test completions with zero safety incidences• Support the upstream and downstream petroleum industry through compositional analysis and standard performance testing• Implement Quality Practices & Guidelines and Data Integrity management systems throughout laboratory, organize round robin testing, and support ISO certifications • Key contributor to the multi-million dollar New Jersey Research Site Consolidation Project in personnel and laboratory relocation planning• Collaborate in the development of new analytical techniques and instrumentation (e.g. 2D-GC, ICP-OES) to better understand crude and refined petroleum

Industrial Lubricants and Greases Formulator• Manage multiple development programs of lubricant and grease products for various industrial applications. • Work with cross functional teams, both global and domestic, to deliver innovative solutions and product value (NPV > $50M) to the company while meeting business timelines and maintaining regulatory compliance. • Employ monthly trend analysis to steward the OPEX standings of the Industrial Lubricants and Greases section to minimize overspending. • Participate in multi-corporation collaboration efforts to enhance tribological technologies in the Industrial business sector.

Bloomington, Indiana Area

• Investigate the catalytic and direct reduction of environmentally harmful chlorofluorocarbons (i.e. CFC-114 and CFC-113) to determine the optimum electrochemical remediation method for the degradation of these compounds into innocuous chemicals that may serve as feedstock for the polymer industries. • Employ various techniques such as cyclic voltammetry, controlled-potential (bulk) electrolysis, gas chromatography (GC), gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS), and high-performance liquid chromatography–electrospray ionization–mass spectrometry (HPLC–ESI–MS) to conduct research.• Assist in the training of graduate and undergraduate research students• Frequently present and discuss research progress in group, departmental, and conference settings• Work collaboratively with members of other research groups

Bloomington, Indiana Area

Courses:Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory (N330) • Provide instruction in the fundamental techniques of inorganic and organic chemistry, including electrochemistry, transition metal and coordination chemistry, organo-metallic complexes, and bioinorganic chemistry• Prepare oral quizzes and pre-laboratory lectures that summarized the techniques and the related course topics• Grade assignments, reports, and tests as well as aid students with overall comprehension and analysis of laboratory material and experimental proceduresPrinciples of Chemistry and Biochemistry I Laboratory (C117)• Provide instruction for the integration of basic chemistry and biochemistry principles, including applications to physiological (biochemical) functions• Grade assignments, reports, and tests as well as aided students with overall comprehension and analysis of laboratory material and experimental procedures

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

Advanced General Chemistry Laboratory (CH107)• Aid to instructor• Prepared all chemicals and experimental setups• Graded pre-lab assignments• Monitored students during class and provided instruction for the techniques and concepts related to basic chemistry• Assisted in the maintenance of a flame atomic absorption spectrometer (FAAS).

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Synthesized thiophene-based monomers capable of electropolymerization for the development of a modified platinum electrode applicable to water-quality monitoring and purification.• Gained experience with hydrogen and carbon NMR, GC, GC–MS, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP–MS), attenuated total reflectance infrared spectroscopy (ATR–IR), cyclic voltammetry, and developing a potentiostatic system• Frequently presented and discussed research progress to faculty in departmental settings

Hines, Il

• Internship during undergraduate college breaks• Assisted Dr. Robert Farrer, biochemist, in analyzing the specified proteins P140, Nogo A, and Nogo B for the development of an antibody that blockades the major neurite growth inhibitory protein, Nogo-A. • Independently ran experiments, including protein extraction from sacrificed rats' brains, protein analysis via absorbance assays and gel electrophoresis (Western blotting), and cultured cells and neurons.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Analytical Chemistry With Professor Dennis Peters

Activities and Societies: • Electrochemical Society • American Chemical Society • Volunteer for the Indiana University Chemistry Outreach.

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Chemistry And Spanish

Activities and Societies: • Iota Sigma Pi (National Honors Society for Women in Chemistry) (2008 to present) • Blue Key Honors Society.

Chemistry And Spanish

Activities and Societies: • Volunteered for English Opens Doors Program • Shadowed researchers of the chemistry graduate department.