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President - Kurt Warms
Kurt
G. Warms
Environmental Advisor Associates, LLC
Dudley, MA
kurtwarms@envaa.com
www.envaa.com
Mr. Warms has over 25 years of environmental and management experience. Mr. Warms prides himself on the ability to be a creative problem solver with a focus on waste alternatives and waste minimization to a variety of industries.
Mr. Warms holds licenses and certifications as a Toxics Use Reduction Planner—Planner ID #W208853, a Registered Environmental Manager—Registration #REM 10024.
Currently, Mr. Warms is an Executive Member of the Board of Directors for the Toxics Use Reduction Planners Association.
Mr. Warms also holds an MBA from Assumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Environmental Advisor Associates, LLC
Dudley, MA
kurtwarms@envaa.com
www.envaa.com
Mr. Warms has over 25 years of environmental and management experience. Mr. Warms prides himself on the ability to be a creative problem solver with a focus on waste alternatives and waste minimization to a variety of industries.
Mr. Warms holds licenses and certifications as a Toxics Use Reduction Planner—Planner ID #W208853, a Registered Environmental Manager—Registration #REM 10024.
Currently, Mr. Warms is an Executive Member of the Board of Directors for the Toxics Use Reduction Planners Association.
Mr. Warms also holds an MBA from Assumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Secretary - Linda Markarian
Linda
Markarian
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals
Cambridge, MA
Linda Markarian is the Director of Safety, Health and Environment at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. At Alnylam Pharmaceuticals she provides leadership to the business to implement a Safety Health Environment management system including all aspects of Safety Health Environment compliance site. Linda has been a certified Toxics Use Production Planner since 1994. She was an original member of the Board of Directors for TURPA where she served as Secretary. Prior to working at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Linda worked at Avecia, Quantum Corporation (formerly Digital Equipment Corp.) and at AstraZeneca.
She is a graduate of Keene State College and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Safety Studies.
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals
Cambridge, MA
Linda Markarian is the Director of Safety, Health and Environment at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. At Alnylam Pharmaceuticals she provides leadership to the business to implement a Safety Health Environment management system including all aspects of Safety Health Environment compliance site. Linda has been a certified Toxics Use Production Planner since 1994. She was an original member of the Board of Directors for TURPA where she served as Secretary. Prior to working at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Linda worked at Avecia, Quantum Corporation (formerly Digital Equipment Corp.) and at AstraZeneca.
She is a graduate of Keene State College and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Safety Studies.
Treasurer - John J. Bailey
John
J. Bailey
Bose Corporation
Framingham, MA
jack_bailey@bose.com
Jack Bailey has been Environmental, Safety and Risk Manager for Bose Corporation since 2002. Prior to coming to Bose, Jack served for 17 years as Director of Environmental Affairs, Health and Safety at Precix, Inc., formerly the Acushnet Rubber Co. Inc., New Bedford, MA. He is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island and holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and a Masters of Business Administration. Jack is a Certified Safety Professional and a Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Planner. He is the current President of the Toxic Use Reduction Planners Association and is the past chairman of the Massachusetts Safety Council. In 1996 Jack was awarded Energy Manager of the Year by the Association of Energy Engineers and was recognized by TURI in 2004 for his work in Toxic Use Reduction. He is an adjunct faculty member at Roger Williams University and is an instructor for TURI.
Bose Corporation
Framingham, MA
jack_bailey@bose.com
Jack Bailey has been Environmental, Safety and Risk Manager for Bose Corporation since 2002. Prior to coming to Bose, Jack served for 17 years as Director of Environmental Affairs, Health and Safety at Precix, Inc., formerly the Acushnet Rubber Co. Inc., New Bedford, MA. He is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island and holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and a Masters of Business Administration. Jack is a Certified Safety Professional and a Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Planner. He is the current President of the Toxic Use Reduction Planners Association and is the past chairman of the Massachusetts Safety Council. In 1996 Jack was awarded Energy Manager of the Year by the Association of Energy Engineers and was recognized by TURI in 2004 for his work in Toxic Use Reduction. He is an adjunct faculty member at Roger Williams University and is an instructor for TURI.
V.P. of Programming - Henry W. Nowick
Henry
W. Nowick
Henry W. Nowick has been both an active proponent and a charter member of the TURPA BOD since its inception. My only interest in continuing service as a TURPA Director is to assure that all Toxic Use Reduction Planners, both general and limited, have a voice in the previously established purposes, objectives, bylaws and collective vision of the organization. I have no intention of using this position for either personal or political advantage.
I am a registered member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the National Environmental Safety, Health Training Association (NESHTA) where I serve as a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET). I am also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute where I teach Chemical & Environmental Technology and Air Quality Management.
As the current TURPA Program Chair my responsibility is to arrange membership meetings worthy of both TURP recertification credit and of broadening experience to the membership. With your vote I hope to continue in this capacity.
Henry W. Nowick has been both an active proponent and a charter member of the TURPA BOD since its inception. My only interest in continuing service as a TURPA Director is to assure that all Toxic Use Reduction Planners, both general and limited, have a voice in the previously established purposes, objectives, bylaws and collective vision of the organization. I have no intention of using this position for either personal or political advantage.
I am a registered member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the National Environmental Safety, Health Training Association (NESHTA) where I serve as a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET). I am also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute where I teach Chemical & Environmental Technology and Air Quality Management.
As the current TURPA Program Chair my responsibility is to arrange membership meetings worthy of both TURP recertification credit and of broadening experience to the membership. With your vote I hope to continue in this capacity.
V.P. of Membership - William D. Judd
William D.
Judd
Industrial Compliance Group (ICG)
Framingham, MA
BJudd@IndCompGroup.com
www.indcompgroup.com
William D. Judd has over 23 years experience in regulatory environmental health and safety compliance, permitting and training. He has been a Certified General Practice Toxic Use Reduction Planner (TURP) since the early 1990s and is also an Environmental Management System (EMS) Auditor. Mr. Judd is Massachusetts Certified to assist companies with evaluation, development, and certification of all three current areas of expertise under TURA: TUR Plans, Resource Conservation (RC) Plans, and TURA EMS.
Mr. Judd was one of the original founders of the Toxic Use Reduction Planners Association (TURPA) and past TURPA Treasurer, Vice President and President. Specific accomplishments attributed to direct efforts by Mr. Judd while President of TURPA included affecting several changes to the TUR Planner Recertification Program through workgroups with MADEP/EOEA and written petition. During the 1990s he served as a Toxic Use Reduction (TUR) Advisory Board Participant to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EOEA); and in early 2008 Mr. Judd was appointed by Mr. Ian A. Bowles, Secretary, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs to serve on the Toxics Use Reduction Advisory Committee. In 2006, Mr. Judd participated on the Toxic Use Reduction Act Amendment Workgroup [Senate Bill 536] with Senator Pamela Resors (D-Acton, Massachusetts) Legislative Committee, which was conducted over several sessions at the State House in Boston, Massachusetts [Senate Bill 536 was signed into law by the Governor of Massachusetts on July 31, 2006].
Specific accomplishments related to Mr. Judd's direct efforts in the TURA Program include:
-Received 2006 Champion of Toxics Use Reduction Award from the Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Institute and several Citations from various Massachusetts Senators and State Representatives for contributions to the TURA Program, assisting more than 30 companies prepare/implement TUR Plans and work on new TURA bill.
- Development of a model EMS for the Healthcare Industry [Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts].
- Development of the Toxic Use Reduction Plan (TUR Plan) Model for the Healthcare Industry [Toxics Use Reduction Institute, Lowell, Massachusetts].
- Development of a guidance document for developing an Environmental Management System from a Toxic Use Reduction Plan [Toxics Use Reduction Institute, Lowell, Massachusetts].
- Instrumental in affecting several changes to the TUR Planner Recertification Program through workgroups with MADEP/EOEA.
- Continues to be a liaison between TUR Planners, Industry and the MADEP TURA Regulatory Group.
Industrial Compliance Group (ICG)
Framingham, MA
BJudd@IndCompGroup.com
www.indcompgroup.com
William D. Judd has over 23 years experience in regulatory environmental health and safety compliance, permitting and training. He has been a Certified General Practice Toxic Use Reduction Planner (TURP) since the early 1990s and is also an Environmental Management System (EMS) Auditor. Mr. Judd is Massachusetts Certified to assist companies with evaluation, development, and certification of all three current areas of expertise under TURA: TUR Plans, Resource Conservation (RC) Plans, and TURA EMS.
Mr. Judd was one of the original founders of the Toxic Use Reduction Planners Association (TURPA) and past TURPA Treasurer, Vice President and President. Specific accomplishments attributed to direct efforts by Mr. Judd while President of TURPA included affecting several changes to the TUR Planner Recertification Program through workgroups with MADEP/EOEA and written petition. During the 1990s he served as a Toxic Use Reduction (TUR) Advisory Board Participant to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EOEA); and in early 2008 Mr. Judd was appointed by Mr. Ian A. Bowles, Secretary, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs to serve on the Toxics Use Reduction Advisory Committee. In 2006, Mr. Judd participated on the Toxic Use Reduction Act Amendment Workgroup [Senate Bill 536] with Senator Pamela Resors (D-Acton, Massachusetts) Legislative Committee, which was conducted over several sessions at the State House in Boston, Massachusetts [Senate Bill 536 was signed into law by the Governor of Massachusetts on July 31, 2006].
Specific accomplishments related to Mr. Judd's direct efforts in the TURA Program include:
-Received 2006 Champion of Toxics Use Reduction Award from the Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Institute and several Citations from various Massachusetts Senators and State Representatives for contributions to the TURA Program, assisting more than 30 companies prepare/implement TUR Plans and work on new TURA bill.
- Development of a model EMS for the Healthcare Industry [Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts].
- Development of the Toxic Use Reduction Plan (TUR Plan) Model for the Healthcare Industry [Toxics Use Reduction Institute, Lowell, Massachusetts].
- Development of a guidance document for developing an Environmental Management System from a Toxic Use Reduction Plan [Toxics Use Reduction Institute, Lowell, Massachusetts].
- Instrumental in affecting several changes to the TUR Planner Recertification Program through workgroups with MADEP/EOEA.
- Continues to be a liaison between TUR Planners, Industry and the MADEP TURA Regulatory Group.
V.P. of Regulatory Affairs - Lucille C. Servidio
Lucille C.
Servidio
Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.
Marlboro, MA
www.capaccio.com
Lucy has twenty years of experience in assisting industries with their compliance issues. She is Vice President with Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc. She is a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, a Certified Toxics Use Reduction Planner (TURP), and a Certified Grade IV Industrial Wastewater Treatment Operator. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Rutgers University.
Lucy has served on the Toxics Use Reduction Planner's Board of Directors as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, since 2000. Lucy was an active member with the workgroup that revised TURA, and created Senate Bill 536, the TURA Reform Bill that was signed on July 31, 2006. In 2005, Lucy was recognized by the Toxics Use Reduction Institute for her outstanding service, dedication and leadership promoting safer alternatives, resource conservation and production efficiency at Massachusetts companies through effective Toxics Use Reduction Planning. Lucy is a frequent guest speaker at industry environmental seminars, and has contributed many environmental articles to industry trade journals. Lastly, Lucy has enjoyed her role as mentor on environmental issues for the teachers and facilities department for Wayland High School.
Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.
Marlboro, MA
www.capaccio.com
Lucy has twenty years of experience in assisting industries with their compliance issues. She is Vice President with Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc. She is a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, a Certified Toxics Use Reduction Planner (TURP), and a Certified Grade IV Industrial Wastewater Treatment Operator. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Rutgers University.
Lucy has served on the Toxics Use Reduction Planner's Board of Directors as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, since 2000. Lucy was an active member with the workgroup that revised TURA, and created Senate Bill 536, the TURA Reform Bill that was signed on July 31, 2006. In 2005, Lucy was recognized by the Toxics Use Reduction Institute for her outstanding service, dedication and leadership promoting safer alternatives, resource conservation and production efficiency at Massachusetts companies through effective Toxics Use Reduction Planning. Lucy is a frequent guest speaker at industry environmental seminars, and has contributed many environmental articles to industry trade journals. Lastly, Lucy has enjoyed her role as mentor on environmental issues for the teachers and facilities department for Wayland High School.