Cascade Chapter
Western Oregon and SW Washington
NEBC’s Cascade Chapter sets programming for monthly luncheons and provides opportunities for members to communicate and interact with peers while helping advance the industry. Here is what is happening in the Cascade Chapter:
- Luncheons
- Oregon Water Tech Innovators
- Oregon Brownfields Forum
- Oregon Energy Forum
- Biofuels Northwest
- Young Environmental Professionals (YEP)
Committee Members:
Carrie Andrews, Jacobs
Chuck Esler, Farallon Consulting
Benjamin Johnson, GSI Water Solutions, Inc.
Gwynn Johnson, Portland State University
Erin Lynch, Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Kim Marcus, ERM
Traci Parker, Daimler Trucks North America
Joan Synder, Stoel Rives, LLP
Jack Spadaro, Wood, PLC
Eric White, Ecology and Environment, Inc.
Janine White, PBS Engineering and Environmental
Olympic Chapter
Western Washington – North and Central
NEBC’s Olympic Chapter sets programming for monthly luncheons and provides opportunities for members to communicate and interact with peers while helping advance the industry. Here is what is happening in the Olympic Chapter:
- Luncheons
- Washington Brownfields Forum
- Washington Energy Forum
- Biofuels Northwest
- Young Environmental Professionals (YEP)
Committee Members:
Molly K.D. Barker, K & L Gates
Ryan Bixby, SoundEarth Strategies, Inc.
Parker Bunbury, Woodruff Sawyer & Co.
Mike Cannon, SWCA Environmental Consultants
Eric Christensen, Beveridge & Diamond PC
Mike Ehlebracht, Hart Crowser, Inc.
Derek Heitz, Clear Creek Systems, Inc.
John McCorkle, SLR International
Rick Moore, GeoEngineers
Mike Nesteroff, Lane Powell PC
Susan Penoyar, Sound Transit
Dan Spiers, 2020 Environmental Group
Meg Strong, Shannon & Wilson, Inc.
Ankur Tohan, K&L Gates LLP
Meredith Weinberg, Perkins Coie LLP
Scott Woerman, Landau Associates, Inc.
Jason Ziemer, Clear Creek Systems, Inc.
Rocky Mountain Chapter
Idaho, Eastern Washington, Eastern Oregon, Montana
NEBC’s Rocky Mountain Chapter sets programming for monthly luncheons and provides opportunities for members to communicate and interact with peers while helping advance the industry. Here is what is happening in the Rocky Mountain Chapter:
- Luncheons
- Mixers
Committee Members:
committee currently forming
Young Environmental Professionals (YEP)
Oregon and Washington Chapters
YEP events aim to inspire and nurture both personal and professional development. Our participants are primarily those under 40 who are interested in, or who are newer to the environmental protection & cleanup, waste & recycling, energy & efficiency, water & wastewater, sustainability, development, and related fields.
Join us to socialize & network, while helping build a forum that allows you to address emerging issues with other young professionals who are working in varied sectors of today’s environmental & energy industries.
