Please consider joining the Delaware Section for their February virtual meeting this week.
To register, please email Margaret Hannan at asqde506@gmail.com.
Date: Thursday February 24, 2022
Time: 6:00pm-7:30pm
Topic: The Coming Climate Crisis – Whatcha gonna do when it comes for you?
How might climate change impact your company and your role as a quality professional? What can you do to prepare? What can be done to prevent catastrophic outcomes? This workshop will provide scientific evidence of climate change; discuss legal, social, and political issues; and suggest actions for prevention. The requirements for becoming a certified Climate Change Professional (CC-P©) will be discussed.
Speakers: Richard Emory and David Saunders
About the Speakers:
Richard W. Emory, Jr. was a career environmental enforcement attorney who retired in 2011 from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). He served as our nation’s top lawyer directly responsible for all EPA investigations of pollution crime. Then, often collaborating with the OECD and UNEP, for 17 years he worked globally in EPA foreign assistance to many other nations also wanting clean air and clean water. He is the author of Fighting Pollution and Climate Change: An EPA Veteran's Guide How to Join in Saving Our Life on Planet Earth (BookLocker 2020), and technical papers on international environmental policy and law. Richard holds a BA from Yale University and a JD from Harvard Law School.
David M. Saunders, CC-P*, now retired, was the Senior Director of Quality for ResCare, a human services company with 45,000 employees. Before ResCare, David was a consultant at ARBOR specializing in research and training on gathering, understanding, and deploying the voice of the customer. His client list included Ford Motor Company, Anheuser-Bush, Allied-Signal, Intel, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. He is the co-author of Four Days with Dr. Deming (Addison-Wesley Press, 10th printing); Measuring Customer Satisfaction (ASQ ISO 9000 Handbook, Ch. 29); Voice of the Customer Guide (USDOL), and numerous technical papers. David earned a BA from Hobart