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Thomas Brisbin was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Willdan Group, Inc. in April 2007. Brisbin previously was vice president of and consultant for AECOM Technology Corporation, a company focused on infrastructure, environment and facilities engineering contracts, where he was responsible for developing the company's environmental business for three years. Previously, Brisbin was chief operating officer and executive vice president of Tetra Tech, Inc., a leading provider of consulting, engineering and technical services, for five years. Prior to that, he was employed by Planning Research Corporation, or PRC, a systems analysis and management consulting company and wholly-owned subsidiary of The Black & Decker Corporation, from 1978 to 1995 and was co-founder and President of PRC Environmental Management, Inc. During his tenure at PRC, he was involved in all aspects of operations, marketing and finance. Before joining PRC, he was a research associate at Argonne National Laboratory. He has also served as an adjunct professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Brisbin holds a B.S. degree from Northern Illinois University and a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology. He also completed Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program in 1988.

Over 25 years of experience in the technology sector ranging from global delivery of business services, process and digital transformation, plant automation, client management, strategy & practice development. I am passionate about building technology businesses and have helped shape the Supply chain & procurement digital technology & process operating landscape for several large US, European and APAC enterprises over the last 2 decades. Currently, I head the Global Sales, Process & Digital Transformation for Centum Group, a global leader in Electronics Design and Manufacturing and Supply Chain & Procurement Solutions supporting Fortune 500 enterprises. Prior to Centum, I was instrumental in transforming Corbus LLC into a leading supply chain & digital transformation enterprise as their President & CEO working with fortune 500 clients. Prior to Corbus spent 17 years at GE and Genpact (a spin off from GE in 2005), played various role leading Supply Chain and Analytics business, Supply Chain Process & Digital Transformation leader and last served as Global Head of Sales for their Manufacturing & Services business leading the growth globally across all products, service lines and geographies. I spent last 20+ years leading Supply Chain & Procurement Transformation for Fortune 100 enterprises leading key initiatives for them on process automation and digital transformation. I was instrumental in building Genpact’s Supply Chain & Procurement Analytics and consulting business into a $700M P&L across Aerospace, Manufacturing, CPG, Healthcare and Retail. I have also helped clients realize significant improvement in business metrics with over $1.5BN+ in cost saving, $700M+ in Cash flow improvement and 20%+ improvement in “On time delivery” all clients combined. As a Lean Six Sigma Practitioner and Supply Chain Domain expert, I drive transformation combining Domain knowledge, Data Analytics and Digital Solutions. I have an entrepreneurial outlook, I am an Investor and advisor to ConnectE Technology LLC, an eCommerce start-up firm focused on Engineering talent.

Russ Smyth is a Chief Executive Officer at HAVI GROUP LP/THE. He has experience at PwC and has worked as Partner:Intl Relations at McDonald's, President/CEO at H&R Block, and Board Member at H&R Block. Russell works or has worked as TRUSTEE at Lewis Univ Romeoville IL. He studied at Northern Illinois University.

Dan Lee is a Vice President of Operations at Global Process Automation and President/CEO at Global Process Automation and is based in Wilmington, North Carolina. He has worked as Process Controls Engineer at Total Systems Design, Inc. and Controls Engineer at Global Process Automation. Dan studied at University of North Carolina Wilmington between 1999 and 2001 and NC State University between 1997 and 1999.