Greg Mcgowan Email & Phone Number

Granite Bay, Ca, Us

Sacramento, California Area

Responsible for the day-to-day management and optimization of the Spill Response Technology and Support Branch for California including Oiled Wildlife Response, Applied Response Technology, Safety, Best Achievable Technology, GIS, Fishery Closures, and the Marine Veterinary Care and Research Center in Santa Cruz. Responsibilities include spill response, operational planning, administrative and budgeting for oil spill support functions, spill training and preparedness, coordination with other agencies and stakeholders, participation in drills and exercises, and licensing of oil spill response cleanup agents. Responsibilities also include legislative review and support, safety program oversight, review of best achievable and new innovative technologies for spill response, maintaining sea otter research and rehabilitation capabilities, and oversight of GIS projects including App development, GRP support, and spill response deliverables.

Sacramento, California Area

United States

Certified Project Manager leading all aspects of ecological and environmental compliance services including technical oversight, quality assurance, staffing, business development, contract acquisition and negotiation, and direct technical involvement. Director of national Incident Response and Recovery Program for ARCADIS. Leading large multi-disciplinary team for incident response planning and implementation. ~Incident Response & Recovery Program Manager~Upstream/Unconventional Oil & Gas Program Basin Lead (California)~Technical Knowledge and Innovation - Ecosystem Sciences & Restoration Lead

Served in key role to develop and eventually oversee a nationwide ecological services practice including technical excellence, marketing and market assessment, regional and national growth planning, staffing, and internal and external sales. Substantial local, state, and federal permitting and permit compliance work, habitat restoration, impact analysis, consensus building, and strategic design planning.

Responsible for all aspects of regional environmental office providing ecological and geoscience services. Annual budgeting, marketing and growth plans, client relations, cost analysis and budget tracking, and human resources. Grew office from 6 to 21 people, substantially diversified client base and service offerings. Conducted ecological assessments, impact analysis, mitigation development, strategic design planning.

Provided guidance for standard and forensic analytical approaches for soil and groundwater contaminant characterization, fuel fingerprinting, plume differentiation, and age dating.

Soil and groundwater bioremediation, U.S. and international emergency oil spill response in sensitive ecosystems, spill response technology development and efficacy testing, and state and federal permitting.

Development of waste management program, inventory, storage, and disposal of hazardous and semi-hazardous waste. Local, state, and federal compliance (incl. military).