2023 CITT Town Hall Draws Expert Panelists to
Discuss Decarbonization Challenges
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This year's CITT Town Hall tackles one of the most important and controversial issues facing supply chain professionals: Decarbonization. Here are bios on three expert panelists attending this year's Town Hall. Stay tuned for more announcements regarding this year's panelists!
Register for the Town Hall here.
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Dr. Sarah Saltzer
Dr. Sarah Saltzer is the Managing Director of the Stanford Center for Carbon Storage and is leading the effort to launch a new Carbon Management Initiative at Stanford. She was also recently named to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Carbon Dioxide Capture, Utilization and Sequestration (CCUS) Non-Federal Lands Task Force. Sarah spent 25 years at Chevron where she held a series of scientific, managerial, and executive roles. She has a diversity of experience in positions of increasing responsibility, including geology research and teaching, petroleum engineering, leading exploration teams, competitor analysis and business planning and strategy. Dr. Saltzer holds a M.S. and B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. from Stanford University.
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Dr. Genevieve Giuliano
Dr. Genevieve Giuliano is Professor and Margaret and John Ferraro Chair in Effective Local Government in the Sol Price School of Public Policy, University of Southern California. Her research focus areas include relationships between land use and transportation, transportation policy analysis, and sustainable transportation. Her current research includes examination of e-commerce and travel behavior, markets for zero emission heavy duty trucks, and use, and development of applications for transportation system analysis using archived real-time data. She has published over 180 papers and has presented her research at numerous conferences both within the US and abroad. Professor Giuliano is a past Chair of the Executive Committee of the Transportation Research Board, and a National Associate of the National Academy of Sciences. She is the recipient of several awards, most recently the Walter Isard award for distinguished scholarship contribution from the North American Regional Science Association. She is a frequent participant in National Research Council policy studies.
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Trelynd Bradley
Trelynd Bradley serves as the Deputy Director for Sustainable Freight and Supply Chain at the California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz). He works to support the goods movement sector through collaboration and partnership with public and private leaders that drive California’s supply chain's successes. Additionally, Trelynd provides tailored consultation to corporate executives, local agencies, industry associations and entrepreneurs on establishing new supply chains, planning for infrastructure, navigating incentives, and ensuring success in California.
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Jack Hedge
Jack Hedge is Vice President of Hydrogen Hub Development at BayoTech, where he is responsible for the development of the company’s North American hydrogen production projects. Jack leads the team that is developing relationships with host property managers, community stakeholders, regulators, and local government officials who are interested in decarbonization. Prior to joining BayoTech, Jack served as President of Utah Inland Port Authority, where he was responsible for developing and building one of the nation’s leading sustainable intermodal logistics hubs. Jack has also worked as the Director of Cargo and Industrial Real Estate for the Port of Los Angeles where he led the development, leasing, and asset management functions of the largest container port complex in North America. Jack received his bachelor’s degree in business administration and international marketing from Texas A&M University.
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California Supply Chain leaders must balance unprecedented decarbonization mandates and American consumer demand for rapid and affordable fulfillment of goods. Striking this delicate balance poses challenges to industry, labor, and government stakeholders. Join us for a brass tacks talk about the truth, consequences, and hard choices we all most make to ensure a sustainable and economically secure future.
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Center for International Trade & Transportation
California State University, Long Beach
6300 State University Drive, Long Beach, CA 90815
cpace-info@csulb.edu
cpie.csulb.edu/citt/
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