Developing and executing a global strategy to scale CO+I’s datacenter capacity delivery and network upgrades. Partnering with engineering and operations leaders to drive programs focused on transforming how we deliver data centers and refresh our network for the benefit of our customers through an environmental sustainability lens.

Leading the world class Microsoft product sustainability and environmental compliance team for Microsoft devices. Our team of global environmental experts monitor, lobby through industry groups and communicate to the organization global emerging trends, standards, and issues that may impact the business or wider industry. Lead sustainability, EHS and environmental strategy and tactical execution. Responsible for executive engagement to execute the environmental and sustainability roadmap. Work cross functionally to deliver key results and outcomes for the company's strategies. Responsible for global environmental compliance across all consumer hardware and related operations, including ISO-14001 and ISO-45001 certifications. Invested in compliance tooling, focused on process improvement, and developed key talent to deliver a world class global compliance program. Built and continue to manage relationships with strategically important external partners. Stay informed on global emerging trends, standards, and issues that may impact business and wider industry. Partner in reporting requirements and division contributions toward the corporate sustainability report. Achieved setting the first science-based Scope 3 carbon reduction target for the business and obtained approval by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) in September 2019. Leading circularity strategy for consumer products. Business value is derived from creating and implementing proactive and leading approaches. We conceptualize and develop the vision and strategy to drive the Microsoft Devices sustainability and environmental efforts.

Director of Sustainability, Regulatory Compliance, and Policy at Philips, reporting to Philips CSO, providing visionary leadership for the environmental and sustainability agenda, ecodesign initiatives, and environmental compliance across medical and consumer products.• Directed development and implementation of chemical, environmental, and sustainability policies, ensuring regulatory compliance and sustainability best practices focusing on operations, including development of strategies, goals and implementation plans.• Managed a global team of sustainability and environmental leaders. • Participate in ESG-related standards and frameworks including GRI, SASB, TCFD, CSRD and CDP• Collaborated with internal and external experts to create a comprehensive sustainability strategy for the entire product portfolio and supply chain, aligning with organizational goals.• Defined corporate carbon reduction targets and roadmap, established policies and procedures for sustainability, and ensured compliance with regulations.• Key author for Philips' annual sustainability report, combining it with the financial report for a comprehensive overview of sustainability performance.• Led ISO-14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications across Philips' sites, implementing robust environmental management systems and ensuring health and safety standards.• Led supplier climate vulnerability and business risks assessments. • Actively engaged with executives, employees, trade associations, lobby groups, and stakeholders to foster collaboration and alignment on sustainability objectives.• Developed strong relationships with external partners to leverage their expertise and resources for achieving sustainability goals.• Demonstrated resilience in navigating complex regulatory landscapes and industry standards, advocating for sustainable practices, and positioning Philips as a responsible industry leader.

Women’s Business Enterprise identification number W2F861118964. I was a consultant to a wide variety of clients in Washington State focusing on environmental and worker safety regulatory issues. Consulting services included auditing facilities and programs to define compliance deficiencies, developing and implementing required documentation, plans and permitting, and providing up-to-date training for targeted staff. Expertise in environmental management systems (ISO 14001); worker safety (OHSAS 18001); employee safety training; site remediation; hazardous and emergency management plans; hazardous material handling; storage and reporting; environmental permitting; monitoring storm water run-off; wastewater and water sampling; dangerous waste management; pollution prevention; personal and area monitoring; hazardous material shipping and transportation; hazardous communication; biosafety; and personal protective equipment.

Developed and maintained environmental regulatory program for UW including: Recruited an environmental management team (13 FTE), managed a 2.5 million dollar budget; developed long-range plans for program and section staffing; monitored global environmental regulations and determined applicability; developed and drove compliance phase-in plans; oversaw permitting of waste management facility and wastewater discharges; managed the regulated waste program (generating more than 350 tons of regulated waste annually); developed and implemented University-wide policies and procedures; monitored storm water run-off; audited TSDFs nationally for compliance with RCRA; supervised all University MTCA remediation projects including corrective action at a TSDF permitted facility; acted as the primary University technical contact for CERCLA investigations; reported and acted as the University's liaison to local, state, and federal regulatory agencies concerning environmental issues; managed the emergency response and UST programs; trained University staff and faculty; developed and implemented the program's contingency, hazard communication, personal protective equipment and respiratory protection plans; directing all waste management activities at 32 off-site, University affiliated facilities; commented on upcoming legislation on behalf of the UW; and provided consultation services to national colleges and universities concerning waste management.