Behind every great Conference session is someone with a story, an idea, or an experience worth sharing. At the 2027 Safety + Health Conference, we’re bringing together 50+ speakers from across the country who know what it takes to make safety work in the real world.  Hear from fresh voices ready to challenge perspectives and move safety forward. Take a look at who’s joining us in 2027!

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Tuesday Keynote

Dan
Clark

Dan Clark is the founder and CEO of an International Leadership Development Company; a
HighPerformance Business Coach; New York Times Best Selling Author of 35 books;
University Professor; a Primary Contributing Author to the Chicken Soup for the Soul series;
International Podcaster; Gold Record Songwriter; and an Award Winning Athlete who fought
his way back from a paralyzing injury that cut short his football career.

Dan was inducted into the National Speakers Hall of Fame – and has been named one of
the Top Ten Motivational Speakers In The World.

Dan has spoken to over 6 million people, in all 50 states, in 71 countries, on 6 continents, to
more than 6000 audiences including most of the Fortune 500 companies, Super Bowl
Champions, NASA, and to our Combat Troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, Asia and Africa.
Dan has appeared on over 500 television and radio shows including Oprah and Glenn Beck,
PBS and NPR, and has been featured in the Mayo Clinic Journal, Forbes, Inc., Success,
Entrepreneur, Thought Masters and Millionaire Magazines.

Dan’s extraordinary life includes soaring to the edge of space in a U2 Spy plane; flying
fighter jets with the Air Force Thunderbirds; racing automobiles at Nur-burg-ring and
sailboats in Australia; serving on the Olympic Committee and carrying the Olympic Torch in
the Winter Games; and keynoting the United Nations World Congress.

Dan was named an Outstanding Young Man of America – and has since received the United
States Presidential Medal presented by President Ronald Reagan; the United States Distinguished Service Medal presented by the U.S. Department of Defense; was the national recipient of the prestigious Air Force American Spirit Award; and was named Utah Father of the Year!

Wednesday Keynote

Rory
Gardiner

Rory Gardiner is an award-winning comedian and CCMA-nominated country artist who has shared the stage with icons like Keith Urban. With over 100 million views across social media, his viral humor has been featured on Canada’s Got Talent, America’s Funniest Videos, and TEDx.

A former corporate software consultant who worked on multimillion-dollar projects, Rory brings rare real-world business credibility to his high-impact performances.

Blending stand-up comedy, live music, and powerful storytelling, Rory delivers unforgettable experiences that help audiences rethink resilience, shift perception, and take imperfect action. Equal parts practical and hilarious, his talks leave audiences ready to embrace uncertainty and get comfortable in the uncomfortable.

Thursday Keynote

Danny
Bader

Danny Bader is a keynote speaker, six-time author, workshop facilitator, and podcast host whose message has moved audiences in hospitality, healthcare, financial services, education, and beyond.
In 1992, Danny was struck by 8,000 volts of electricity on a job site. He had no heartbeat for six minutes. He lost his good friend that day. The experience left him with a completely different understanding of what it means to face mortality, find meaning in suffering, and choose to live with radical purpose.

For over two decades, Danny has brought that story and the powerful and proven principles that emerged from it to organizations including Marriott International, Ritz-Carlton, Hyatt, Westin, United Airlines, Lincoln Financial, and Merck. He has delivered workshops at the Westin St. Francis, Santa Clara Marriott, Grand Hyatt Scottsdale, and Normandy Farms, among others. Most recently, Danny opened the Ritz-Carlton Residences International Leadership Conference to a standing ovation.
Danny’s signature program, Back to Life, guides audiences through three levels of living — Rock Bottom, Functional Fog, and Radical Reverence — and equips them with five principles for living and leading with intention. His Sacred Question — “What will I create with the time I have left?” — serves as the anchor of every program he delivers.

Danny is also the host of the Back to Life podcast, where he has interviewed guests including country music star Phil Vassar and bestselling author James Laughlin. He lives in Conshohocken, PA.

SESSION SPEAKERS

Aglae Young

Health, Safety & Environmental Consultant; State Certified EMS Instructor, EMT-B
North Dakota Safety Council

Aglae has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems for Management from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico and a Master’s degree in Education from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a trainer in multiple areas. She has been a volunteer EMT with the New Salem Ambulance Service for more than 20 years and has been a Spanish interpreter for the ND Court System since 2009. Aglae has been a safety consultant with the NDSC since 2014.

Amanda Norton

Safety Manager, BS Biology, Firefighter II, Paramedic
Chord Energy

Amanda started her career working to save those who were injured or ill, and discovered that she truly hated seeing people hurt or sick. This pushed her to find a way to help prevent people from ever getting to the point of needing emergency care. This is where she found her safety career. Amanda is dedicated to helping workers prevent injury through education, and working together to create solutions.

Andrea Jensen

Training and Education Manager
CSP, ASP, CIT, CSM, CEAS, MBA
North Dakota Safety Council

Andrea is a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and has Professional certifications from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) ASP and CIT, from the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) CSM, from the National Safety Council (NSC) ASC, from The Back School a CEAS (Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist). She has over 15 years’ experience in safety in the transportation, manufacturing and construction industries, and has an MS in Occupational Health and Safety from Columbia Southern University and an MBA from American Military University. Andrea joined the training team at the NDSC in September, 2024.

Angie Johnson

Farm & Ranch Safety Specialist, MS, Extension Education
NDSU Extension

Since 2021, Angie Johnson has served as the Farm & Ranch Safety Specialist for NDSU Extension. She previously served as the Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension agent in Steele County, ND, for seven years, working with agricultural producers, communities, and families. Her background is in animal sciences and Extension education, with current research efforts focused on agricultural injury and fatality surveillance in the upper Midwest using hospital trauma center data. Angie also raises livestock and crops with her parents near Galesburg, ND, which keeps her engaged in agricultural issues and the challenges the industry faces.

Dr. Ashley Gill

Safety Director, Advanced Technologies
DBA, CSP
McGough Construction

Dr. Ashley Gill, CSP, is an occupational safety and health professional with more than 18 years of experience helping organizations prevent injuries and build stronger safety cultures. Her doctoral research examines informal safety leadership: how employees without formal safety titles shape the behavior and beliefs of the people around them. She is currently the Safety Director of Advanced Technologies at McGough Construction. Dr. Gill speaks nationally on safety leadership, psychosocial risk, and moving organizations from compliance to commitment.

Brad Warr

Senior Chief Instructor
Roco Rescue

Brad Warr has been with Roco since 2003 and brings over two decades of expertise to our technical rescue training programs. From rope and confined space rescue to trench rescue and structural collapse, Brad’s extensive experience allows him to teach with both confidence and real-world insight. Known for his passionate teaching style and unmatched technical depth, Brad is as committed to the learning experience of each student as he is to Roco’s rigorous standards.

Before joining Roco, Brad began his firefighting career in 1998 with the Nampa Fire Department in Idaho. He quickly rose through the ranks to become a Captain, and during his tenure, he led the department’s Heavy & Technical Rescue Team, guiding and mentoring other firefighters in complex rescue techniques. Prior to his work in firefighting, Brad also served as an Emergency Response Technician for a large manufacturing facility in Boise, Idaho. In that role, he handled tasks, including OSHA compliance, emergency medical response, and hazardous materials management.

These days, Brad’s role at Roco has expanded beyond instruction to include curriculum development and video content creation. His background makes him a natural fit for public speaking, and he frequently represents Roco at conferences and trade shows, where he shares his expertise and insights with the rescue and safety community. As a key player on our marketing team, Brad actively helps get the word out about Roco, contributing his technical knowledge, vision, and years of field experience to make sure our messaging is as impactful as our training.

Outside of his work at Roco, Brad lives in Boise with his wife and is the proud father of five grown sons. When he’s not on the job, you’ll often find Brad outdoors hunting or tackling Idaho’s rugged terrain on his mountain bike, including winter rides through the snow on his fat-tire bike. Brad’s dedication to rescue and training, both on and off the clock, continues to set an inspiring example.

Brant Hummel

Partner
Introid, LLC

Brant Hummel is a Partner at Introid LLC and a tech thought leader with a background that includes seven years at Google. He specializes in practical enterprise AI implementation and advanced Vision AI solutions across industrial and operational environments. Moving organizations beyond basic administrative tools, Brant helps leadership teams bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and frontline operations. His focus is on deploying real-time computer vision and safety-first AI architectures to prevent workplace injuries, mitigate operational risk, and achieve measurable ROI.

Brian Zwart

VP of IT
American Engineering Testing Inc.

Brian Zwart, VP, Information Technologies, is an experienced information technology leader with more than 20 years of expertise guiding digital transformation across professional services, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing organizations. He joined AET in 2016 to modernize business processes, strengthen communication channels, and help the organization work smarter through the effective use of technology. In his leadership role, Brian Zwart directs a team of IT professionals focused on improving collaboration, enhancing the employee experience, and delivering technology solutions that adapt to the changing needs of AET’s professionals, technicians, and clients. His work has included implementing leading-edge platforms for data management, organizational communication, and enterprise resource planning. Through strategic planning, team collaboration, and training initiatives, he has also developed a dynamic IT team capable of supporting organizational growth and change. Brian Zwart’s leadership approach combines technology strategy with a practical understanding of people and operations. He believes successful digital transformation requires more than new systems; it depends on thoughtful implementation, effective communication, and employee engagement. By aligning technology investments with business needs, Brian Zwart helps create efficient, connected, and user-focused workplaces. His commitment to continuous improvement supports AET’s ability to serve employees and clients while remaining responsive to an evolving technology landscape and opportunities across the AEC industry.

Chris Carlsen

Director of Training
Roco Rescue

As Roco Rescue’s Director of Training, Chris Carlsen is responsible for all aspects of the training segment of the business. At a high level, Chris’ focus is on ensuring that Roco’s courses meet customer needs and exceed their expectations. Chris oversees the development and evolution of the entire curriculum, and is also charged with making sure Roco courses are taught by a world-class team of instructors.

In order to accomplish this, his duties include regular assessment of the rescue techniques being taught to make sure they incorporate the latest best-practices and are in line with Roco’s “keep it safe and simple” philosophy, and that they are compliant with relevant standards and regulations. Similarly, Chris oversees evaluations of new equipment and determines what equipment will be included in Roco’s curriculum. Chris’ role also requires that he keep in close contact with clients to understand their training goals.

Chris was previously a Chief Instructor for Roco Rescue, serving in that capacity since 2012. Prior to that, he was an instructor and a standby rescue team member dating back to 2004. Up until his appointment as Director of Training in 2020, Chris worked full-time for Albuquerque Fire Rescue, achieving the rank of lieutenant and serving as Technical Rescue Program Manager, where he oversaw a broad range of training sub-specialties for the department’s varied technical rescue needs.

Chris is a self-proclaimed “technical rescue geek.” In addition to graduating from the National Fire Academy’s Special Operations Program Management course, he also is SPRAT Level II certified, an ITRA qualified instructor and assessor, technical rescue trainer for a National Lab, and has taught fire science at Central New Mexico Community College.

Chris lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with his wife and two teenage daughters.

Christian Opp

Electrical Safety Educator and Master Electrician
Master Electrician (ND & MN), NFPA CESCP
Opp Seminars

Christian Opp is a Master Electrician, electrical safety educator, and founder of Opp Seminars. With 15 years of experience in the electrical industry, Christian has worked as an electrician, electrical contractor, college faculty member, and apprenticeship instructor. He holds Master Electrician licenses in North Dakota and Minnesota and is an NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional (CESCP). Through Opp Seminars, Christian provides practical, engaging electrical safety and continuing education focused on connecting codes and standards to the realities of the jobsite.

Craig Stevens

General Manager
Big Horn Tire

Craig Stevens is a graduate of NSMU with a BA in criminal justice. After a decade in retail and a short stint farming with the family in New Mexico, he joined a global tire manufacturer in 2001. While at Michelin, he became part of their Mining Tire Group in North America, at the time a 1 billion dollar a year segment of Michelins business. That experience lead him back to Wyoming and into his current role as the General Manager for one of the biggest giant tire dealers in the country, serving a 6-state area and specializing in the Mining industry. He has a passion for customer service and providing long term solutions for clients. Craig sits on the TIA (Tire Industry Association) Board of Directors where he advocates for continued safe industry practices and promotes common sense policies. He is an active member of the community in his hometown, is the past President of the local Kiwanis group, and active with his fellowship family at New Life Church. Craig continues to be tolerated by his wonderful wife of 24 years, Kathe, and their 3 grown boys.

Dan Hannan

Safety Director, CSP
American Engineering Testing Inc.

Dan Hannan, CSP, is a Certified Safety Professional with 30 years of experience advancing workplace safety, health, environmental compliance, and emergency response. Since joining American Engineering Testing in 2021, he has served as Director of Health and Safety, leading the development, implementation, and oversight of safety programs, regulatory compliance measures, staff training, and safety initiatives. Dan works closely with field employees and project managers to promote safe and healthy working conditions. His responsibilities include overseeing corporate and site-specific health and safety plans, conducting field hazard assessments and site visits, communicating emerging safety issues, and managing third-party contractor safety-vetting platforms. His practical approach connects corporate expectations with the realities employees encounter in field operations. Before joining AET, Dan held safety leadership and consulting positions in construction, engineering, professional services, emergency response, environmental regulation, and manufacturing. His career includes service as an enterprise safety manager, corporate safety and health director, senior safety consultant, emergency response manager, and pollution control specialist. Dan earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. He has also served in leadership and membership roles with the American Society of Safety Professionals, National Safety Council, and Washington/Dakota Community Awareness Emergency Response organization.

Danny Smith

Senior Safety Consultant, SMP, CIT
SafeStart

Danny—a thought leader and subject matter expert in human factors management for SafeStart—regularly speaks at state, regional and national conferences on topics related to injury reduction, engagement and culture.

Danny has the ability to connect with any audience and to put them at ease. With over 25 years of EHS management experience in several industries, he can easily relate to a number of different environments. Danny is currently ASSP’s Training and Communications Practice Specialty Administrator and a member of the Management Practice Specialty Advisory Committee. You may also recognize his voice as the co-host of the SafeTalk with SafeStart podcast.

Deitrich Irving

Principal Health & Safety Consultant
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering
DEKRA North America

Deitrich helps organizations strengthen safety performance and operational resilience through practical risk management, regulatory compliance, and safety leadership strategies. Drawing on more than three decades of experience across high-hazard industries, he supports leaders in building sustainable safety cultures that improve both workforce protection and business performance. His expertise enables organizations to navigate complex operational and regulatory challenges while achieving long-term HSSE excellence.

Deitrich Irving is a Principal Health & Safety Consultant with more than 30 years of experience helping organizations strengthen safety performance, manage operational risk, and achieve regulatory compliance across complex and high-hazard industries. He partners with executive leaders, operational teams, and frontline personnel to develop practical, sustainable approaches that improve workplace safety, reduce risk exposure, and support operational excellence. His work is grounded in the belief that high-performing safety cultures are intentionally designed, consistently reinforced, and integrated into everyday operations.
Deitrich brings extensive expertise in environmental, health, safety, security, and regulatory compliance across the oil and gas, petrochemical, engineering and construction, manufacturing, pulp and paper, alternative energy, technology, data center, and public sector environments. Throughout his career, he has led initiatives focused on worker and contractor safety, operational and product risk management, behavioral safety, loss prevention, and regulatory engagement. His broad industry experience enables him to help organizations navigate complex operational challenges while balancing safety, compliance, and business performance objectives.

Deitrich works closely with leaders and teams to strengthen risk management practices, improve safety leadership, and build organizational capability. His approach focuses on identifying gaps, enhancing operational discipline, and implementing practical solutions that drive measurable improvements in safety performance. Having worked extensively in both domestic and international environments, he is experienced in helping organizations manage cultural, operational, and regulatory complexities while advancing toward world-class health, safety, security, and environmental performance.

Deitrich holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering from Southern University and is a doctoral candidate in Environmental Toxicology at Texas A&M University. Drawing on decades of operational and consulting experience, he helps organizations move beyond compliance to create resilient systems, stronger safety cultures, and sustainable performance improvements across complex operating environments.

Dennis Snodgrass

Senior Health, Safety, & Environmental Consultant
BS, MS
North Dakota Safety Council

Dennis has extensive experience in the safety and oil industry. He has served as a manager/director for a number of safety companies where he provided training, policy creation, incident investigation, safety audits and much more. Dennis has served as a regional safety manager in the Bakken region, and also has a military background and is a published author and public speaker.

Derek Kannenberg

Safety Manager
Certified Occupational Safety Specialist
Insight Environmental

Derek is the Safety Manager at Insight, where he fosters a culture of safety across all operations. He brings a decade of environmental regulation and compliance experience to develop training programs, set safety goals, and support internal teams and clients. Derek focuses on open communication, ensuring proper operator certifications, and maintaining incident-free environments. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from South Dakota State University (2015), with minors in Biology and GIS. Before Insight, he spent ten years with the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality, gaining extensive expertise in environmental remediation, hazardous waste regulation, and regulatory assurance.

Derek Sang

Senior Technical Training Manager, QSSP, CSHEP, CPPES, CHSPTT (IASHEP)
Bulwark Protection

With over 25 years of experience in the Flame-Resistant (FR) clothing industry and well over 500 presentations, Derek Sang has been a pivotal figure in advancing safety standards and education worldwide. As Senior Technical Training Manager at Bulwark Protection and Workrite Fire Service, Derek spearheads Bulwark and Workrite’s training initiatives, developing comprehensive programs that address the selection, use, and maintenance of Flame Resistant/Arc Rated (AR) clothing and Stationwear. His work ensures that workers across industries are equipped to stay safe in hazardous environments.

In 2025, Derek continued to make a significant impact by hosting over 50 educational presentations and webinars, reaching over 4000 attendees. He also expanded the reach of Bulwark’s technical training through the online series “What in the FR,” “NFPA 70E made Easy” and “What you wear under your turnout gear matters”.

Derek holds professional certifications as a Qualified Safety Sales Professional (QSSP) and Safety, Health, Environmental Professional (CSHEP), Certified PPE Specialist (CPPES), Certified Heat Stress Prevention Train the Trainer (CHSPTT) with IASHEP. With a dedication to innovation and education, Derek remains a trusted and recognized expert noted for his non-commercial delivery and staunch advocate for safety in the FR/AR clothing industry.

Don Moseman

Emergency Response Consultant
North Dakota Safety Council

Don is originally from Rapid City, SD. He served in the United States Air Force as an Electronic Nuclear Weapon Specialist. He obtained the highest security clearance in the Air Force at that time which was CNWDI (Critical Nuclear Weapon Design Information). Don was honorably discharged from the Air Force in 1990. He then was a state police officer for 20 years and has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He had many duties including hand to hand combat instructor and active shooter instructor. He began working in schools in 1996 as part of a federal anti-school violence program which placed police officers in schools and was an SRO for 6 years. He completed the Law Enforcement Instruction Program at the FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center) in 1999 and conducted training for NYPD, Philadelphia PD, and New Orleans PD just to name a few. In 2003, he was recognized as the Law Enforcement Education Officer of the Year for the United States by the BATF for his work in combating school violence. He has been a certified instructor in more than 40 state, federal and National Safety Council programs. In total, he has taught more than 1,000 law enforcement courses and instructed over 50,000 people. Don has studied more than 100 school and workplace shootings, has responded to 3 active shooter events as a first responder. He has instructed nearly 300 Active Shooter courses in 24 states and conducted more than 200 emergency response threat assessments for the U.S. Government, private corporations, and school districts. Don has the CPTED Professional Designation from the National Institute of Crime Prevention as well as the CPTED (Crime Prevention through Environmental Design) school design certificate. In 2018, Don was one of 54 school safety experts to attend the National School Safety Roundtable held in Washington DC by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and has been invited to speak at the National School Safety Conference at Disney World in Florida in 2024.

Doug Bohl

Sr. Territory Manager
Ansell

Doug Bohl is the Ansell Territory Manager for North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming, bringing nearly 28 years of experience in the safety industry. He began his safety career in 1998 and joined Ringers Gloves in 2013, focusing on the oil and gas industry in the Bakken region. Following the market downturn in 2016, Doug expanded Ringers’ impact glove solutions into a variety of industries, including refining, manufacturing, mining, construction, and utilities.

From 2016 to 2019, Doug served as the U.S. Category Manager for Ringers, leading hand safety initiatives and developing hand protection programs across the country. After Ansell acquired Ringers in 2019, he transitioned into his current role, where he partners with distributors and end users to improve workplace safety through comprehensive hand protection programs and innovative PPE solutions throughout the Northern Plains region.

Edward Oslica

Domestic Security Strategist
Certified NTAC Instructor
U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC)

Ed Oslica currently serves as a Domestic Security Strategist (DSS) with the U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) where he interfaces with community safety partners to facilitate access to NTAC resources and the development of targeted violence prevention programs. His area of responsibility includes seven Midwestern states.

He is regionally stationed at the Secret Service Kansas City Field Office. In addition to developing relationships and responding to the needs of community partners, Mr. Oslica provides briefings on NTAC research findings and assists with consultations on threat assessment policy development and on individual complex threat cases.

Ellie Nickel

Owner
ODCP, 25+ Year HR Professional – DDI Certified Trainer, Franklin Covey Certified Trainer, ProSci Certified Change Practitioner
TeamBetter Consulting

Ellie Nickel is a leadership and organizational development consultant, speaker, and founder of TeamBetter Consulting, where she helps build healthier teams and stronger leaders to deliver better business results. With more than 25 years of experience in Human Resources and Organizational Development, Ellie brings a perspective shaped by both corporate leadership experience and consulting work. She understands the challenges of building great teams not only as a consultant, but as a longtime practitioner who has experienced organizational life from the inside.

Ellie had the opportunity to work for some of the largest and most well-known corporate brands in the world, including Target Corp., PepsiCo, and Bobcat Company. Working in large organizations exposed her to frameworks, research, and practices supported by significant resources and specialized expertise. Just as importantly, it gave her the opportunity to see what works – and what doesn’t – when those ideas meet the realities of the workplace. Throughout her corporate career, Ellie worked with leaders at all levels, including supporting executives and senior leadership teams, giving her a practical understanding of the pressures leaders face.

Today, Ellie draws from that experience and multiple professional toolkits to create practical, customized approaches for the leaders and teams she serves. Through TeamBetter Consulting, she partners with leaders and organizations to improve organizational health and team effectiveness. Her work draws on respected frameworks including Patrick Lencioni’s organizational health principles, Gallup CliftonStrengths, and Working Genius. She also brings significant experience in employee engagement and change management, including many years learning from and working with Gallup on the topic of employee engagement. Her goal isn’t to introduce another one-size-fits-all solution, but to help organizations identify what their people and teams actually need to work better together.

As a speaker, Ellie is known for making complex leadership and workplace concepts approachable, relevant, and immediately useful. Her sessions are designed to be more than a presentation. She creates opportunities for participants to reflect, engage, and apply what they are learning to the teams and organizations they lead. Her goal is for people to leave with not only a new idea, but a practical way to put that idea to work.
Ellie speaks on topics including organizational health, employee engagement, high-performing teams, strengths-based leadership, and change management. Her presentations often challenge conventional thinking and encourage leaders to look beneath the surface of workplace challenges to understand what is really getting in the way of people and teams doing their best work. Her facilitation style is engaging, authentic, and practical, grounded in the perspective of someone who understands that even the best ideas have to work in the real world.

At the heart of Ellie’s work is a simple belief: simply working for the same company or reporting to the same leader doesn’t make people a team. Being a team requires action. Most people think the word team is a noun, it is actually a verb. Being a team requires trust, communication, clarity, accountability, and an intentional commitment to working together.

People spend a lot of their lives at work, and work shouldn’t be miserable. Work can be better. When people understand themselves, understand one another, and learn how to work together more effectively, work becomes more meaningful and productive.
Work gets better when we team better.

Erin Haugen

Founder & CEO
PhD, LP, CMPC (Licensed Psychologist & Certified Mental Performance Consultant)
Haugen Performance Consulting

Erin Haugen, PhD, LP, CMPC, is the Founder and CEO of Haugen Performance Consulting, a firm specializing in mental health, well-being, leadership, and performance psychology training for high-stakes industries. She also leads several suicide prevention initiatives in partnership with the State of North Dakota. As a nationally sought-after speaker and consultant, she has been involved in several initiatives with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) and was awarded the NATA Jack Weakley Award of Distinction in 2023. She was also awarded the 2026 AASP Foundation Distinguished Public Communication, Awareness, and Outreach Award for her work within athletic training, sports medicine, and sport psychology.

Jason Waldrop

Bio coming soon.

Jay Skarphol

Speaker and Trainer
Trevor’s Story

Jay Skarphol is a former Senior Environmental Health and Safety Specialist with a wide range of experience in general industry, construction, and oil and gas safety. In his former positions, responsibilities included: safety management system reviews including incident investigations, safety training, on-site inspections, audits, and evaluations. With an AAS. degree from the University of North Dakota – Williston Center, Jay also has a background in HAZWOPER, Level 5 Hazardous Materials Incident Command and was a TapRooT Advanced Investigations (Facilitator/Instructor) Team Leader. Jay’s credentials also include NSC’s CPR/AED/First Aid, Defensive Driving and Lift Truck Operator. Jay also teaches Adverse Weather, School Bus Driver, OSHA 10&30 Hour Construction and General Industry, OSHA Recordkeeping, Confined Spaces HAZWOPER 8, 24 AND 40 Hour, Fall Protection H2S Awareness, Machine Guarding and Trenching & Excavation, among others.

Jeffrey Anvari-Clark

Assistant Professor of Social Work
PhD, MA, LMSW
University of North Dakota

Jeffrey Anvari-Clark, PhD, MA, LMSW, is an Assistant Professor of social work at the University of North Dakota. He teaches university and continuing education courses on financial social work and conducts research and training on the financial domain of behavioral health and financial interdependence. He presents at national and regional conferences and is published in peer-reviewed journals, is a book author, and has been featured on NPR, CNN, Fast Company, and The Conversation. Jeffrey has expertise in financial education, advising, coaching, and case management.

Jesse Johnson

Safety Consultant
NDSC

Jesse has over 30 years of experience in the safety game. Primarily working in the oil & gas industry, Jesse brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to teach workers to be safe and get home to loved ones at the end of the day.

Jim Bentley

Bio coming soon.

Joe Walch

Fall Protection Specialist
3M

Joe Walch is a 3M Fall Protection Specialist for MN, SD, and ND. While being new to PPE sales, Joe joins us with over 14 years of leading teams, elevating customer service, driving sales, and process improvement. In his current role, Joe is solely focused on 3M’s fall protection and confined space portfolios, providing product, technical and demo awareness solutions.

John Jehn

Director of HSE
Licensed Professional Geologist
ConocoPhillips

John A. Jehn is a registered Professional Geologist and an experienced health, safety, and environmental leader, safety coach, and presenter with 40 years of experience in oil and gas operations, environmental compliance, remediation, and organizational safety leadership.

For the past four years, John has served in a director and supervisory health and safety role supporting ConocoPhillips’ Bakken Asset. He leads and coordinates Operations HSE personnel and programs, translating corporate requirements into practical field execution. His work focuses on safety leadership, workforce engagement, contractor collaboration, assurance, corrective actions, and continuous improvement.

John’s career includes leadership roles with ConocoPhillips, Seaboard Energy, QEP Resources, and Marathon Oil, along with extensive experience supporting federal environmental remediation projects at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Rocky Flats Plant, and Seneca Army Depot. His expertise spans OSHA compliance, safety management systems, emergency response, and air, water, wastewater, and solid-waste regulations. He also has experience in sustainability development and reporting.

Throughout his career, John has helped deliver measurable improvements in safety and operational performance, including reducing a recordable incident rate from 2.64 to 0.54 and reducing contractor lost-time incidents by 80% over three years. He implemented a nurse-supported case-management program that generated more than $1 million in annual savings and authored *The Orange Book*, a 112-page guide for life-critical work. OSHA invited him to present his incident-reduction practices at its 2021 Oil and Gas Conference.

John previously served as a member and Vice President of the Jefferson County, Colorado Board of Health. As a presenter, he brings a practical, field-informed perspective on strengthening safety culture and turning leadership expectations into everyday action.

Outside of work, John enjoys skiing, hiking, and exploring the backcountry with his wife, Cheryl, and their dogs. He is also a woodworker.

Jonathan Neubauer

Vice President & Partner
Vice President & Partner, Workplace Learning System | Former Regional and Global EHS Leader, EnPro Industries | Over 20 years of experience in safety culture transformation and EHS leadership
Workplace Learning System

Jon began his career performing environmental remediation and consulting services for public and private clients across New York State. Jon first began working in the safety field in 2005 when he began to offer fall protection and rescue training and safety consulting services to several wind energy development companies across the globe. In 2008, Jon joined EnPro Industries’ as an Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator leading to a variety of EHS leadership positions within EnPro at the regional and global level. During this time, Jon was involved in helping to create the approach, tools and practices that WLS uses to drive
safety culture transformation at client sites. Based upon the successes that were experienced with the EnPro family of companies, Workplace Learning System was born to help other organizations on their safety journey with Jon serving as Vice President and Partner for the business working closely with clients across the globe.

Josh Penzell

Director of AI Innovation & Strategy
Imagination Applied

Josh Penzell is the Founder & CEO of Imagination Applied, an AI transformation consulting practice. A professionally trained theater director with an MFA from CUNY-Brooklyn College and an MBA from the University of Illinois, Josh came to AI work sideways—through years of helping organizations change how people think, not just what tools they use.

Before starting Imagination Applied, Josh held senior roles at Amazon Alexa, Zillow, and Skillsoft, where he watched up close how large organizations adopt new technology and how often they stall out at the surface. Same playbooks, same rollout decks, same “change management” frameworks that manage everything except the actual change. That pattern is what pushed him out on his own.

The idea at the center of his work is Artistic Intelligence—the conviction that creative and performing arts hold lessons for the AI era that the business world hasn’t figured out how to use yet. Not “be more creative” as a platitude. Actual methods, drawn from theater directing and ensemble practice, for building the cognitive flexibility that AI adoption demands. His proprietary methodologies, TheaterThink® and Human Caffeine™, are how that philosophy becomes something a team can actually do on a Tuesday.

Here’s the thing most people don’t expect: Josh builds. Not strategy decks—actual systems. React applications, xAPI courses, API integrations, multilingual AI-powered learning that reaches practitioners across more than 170 countries. He writes the code, architects the learning, and ships the product. In a field full of people who advise, he’s one of the ones who also makes things.

His article “Prompting Is the Problem,” published in ATD’s TD Magazine, challenged the assumption that better prompts are the path to better AI adoption. He speaks at conferences including Training 2026, SHRM, ATD, and USDLA, and is completing his book Artistic Intelligence: A Manifesto.

Diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 39, Josh brings a neurodiverse perspective to everything he does. He also has aphantasia—he literally cannot form mental images. The person who built a framework rooted in embodied creative practice can’t visualize. He’d argue that’s not a contradiction. It’s the point. When you can’t picture things, you learn to work with language, structure, and abstraction in ways most people skip right past. It’s a fitting wiring for someone whose whole career is about seeing things differently.Josh Penzell is the Founder & CEO of Imagination Applied, an AI transformation consulting practice. A professionally trained theater director with an MFA from CUNY-Brooklyn College and an MBA from the University of Illinois, Josh came to AI work sideways—through years of helping organizations change how people think, not just what tools they use.

Before starting Imagination Applied, Josh held senior roles at Amazon Alexa, Zillow, and Skillsoft, where he watched up close how large organizations adopt new technology and how often they stall out at the surface. Same playbooks, same rollout decks, same “change management” frameworks that manage everything except the actual change. That pattern is what pushed him out on his own.

The idea at the center of his work is Artistic Intelligence—the conviction that creative and performing arts hold lessons for the AI era that the business world hasn’t figured out how to use yet. Not “be more creative” as a platitude. Actual methods, drawn from theater directing and ensemble practice, for building the cognitive flexibility that AI adoption demands. His proprietary methodologies, TheaterThink® and Human Caffeine™, are how that philosophy becomes something a team can actually do on a Tuesday.

Here’s the thing most people don’t expect: Josh builds. Not strategy decks—actual systems. React applications, xAPI courses, API integrations, multilingual AI-powered learning that reaches practitioners across more than 170 countries

Kacy Kirby

Training Director
BA
North Dakota Safety Council

Kacy has a bachelor’s degree in history and political science with a concentration in Secondary Education. After teaching High School for a few years, he got his start in the safety world while working for his Father’s Oilfield Service Company in Williston. Since moving to Fargo, Kacy has worked primarily as a safety specialist and manager in the manufacturing industry. During his time in safety, he has been certified to teach PEC Safeland, First Aid/CPR, Reasonable Suspicion, Forklift, as well as others. Kacy is really looking forward to concentrating on the training aspect of his education and helping to make each student successful. Kacy joined the training team at the NDSC in September, 2024.

Kam Alipour

National Protective Apparel Specialist
QSSP, National Member NFPA, National and Regional Member of NSC and ASSP
Cintas Corporation

Kam Alipour is the National Protective Apparel and Safety Specialist for the US and Canada in the direct purchase division. Cintas is North America’s largest provider of managed flame-resistant clothing programs. Kam has over 20 years of experience with Cintas and has a solid working knowledge of regulations and standards related to the care and maintenance of protective apparel and PPE. Kam’s professional experience with NFPA 70E lies in nearly every industry with customers ranging from local, regional and Fortune 500 companies. His passion is around helping companies with solutions around PPE and Protective clothing and helping to understand what’s out there and available to help keep your employees safe.

Kayla Quinnell

President, Safety & DOT Consultant
ASC
Northern Plains Compliance Consulting

Kayla Quinnell is the President of Northern Plains Compliance Consulting, LLC, where she helps rural businesses create practical safety and DOT compliance systems that work in real operations. Her background includes more than a decade of experience in safety, transportation, oilfield operations, agribusiness, construction, insurance risk management, training, and DOT compliance. Kayla specializes in helping organizations turn complicated requirements into realistic processes, useful documentation, and training employees can apply in the field. Her approach is built around the belief that safety is an operations function. The safety professional facilitates the process, provides resources, and helps management and employees make safer work easier to perform. Known as the “Feral Safety Lady,” Kayla brings humor, real-world examples, and an operations-first perspective to training.

Kenna Stanley

Research Manager
M.A.Criminology & Law
NSC

Kenna Stanley is a Research Manager with the National Safety Council, where she specializes in workplace safety, technology adoption, and human-centered innovation. Prior to joining the Council, she worked with Fortune 500 retail organizations, exploring the role of innovation in crime prevention and safety. With a background in criminology and behavioral science from the University of Florida, she combines data, human factors, and practical strategy to turn research into real-world strategies.

Kurt Rhea

CEO
Rad Pros

Kurt Rhea founded Rad Pros in 2010 and has been serving major industries with radioactive and hazardous waste services for 16 years now. His field and consulting experience in oil and gas, mining, manufacturing and water treatment sector provides valuable insights into safety and waste management issues. His team has led some of the largest decommissioning and decontamination projects in ND and delivered great outcomes for the industry. A pioneer in managing TENORM in the Bakken, Kurt is recognized nationally and internationally as an enthusiastic, motivating speaker sharing his real-life experience and helping safety and business leaders with fresh insight and perspective as they navigate their own challenges. Kurt has been married to his wife, Tina, for 42 years and is actively involved in supporting church and various non-profits that provide vital support to women and our youth.

Leland Vetter

Owner
AWS, Certified Weld Inspector
Weld Inspection Services

After attending the North Dakota State college of science and working in the oil industry, Leland has taught Welding and Machine Tooling for over 45 years at Eastern Wyoming College and Bismarck State until his retirement. He is a sought-after teacher and trainer in the mining and energy industry

Lindsey Mattson

Director of Industry Engagement (Energy).
TAT (formerly Truckers Against Trafficking)

As TAT’s Director of Industry Engagement (Energy), Lindsey Mattson leads TAT’s energy program by engaging with industry leaders, including owners, operators, contractors and associations, to encourage anti-trafficking training across the industry. Her efforts focus on implementing training strategies, delivering presentations that deepen understanding of human trafficking and fostering collaboration across TAT programs to build public-private partnerships dedicated to combating this crime. Before joining TAT, Mattson led the Human Trafficking Awareness Program at a TAT partner, where she developed a passion for educating individuals, inspiring advocacy and driving meaningful action in the fight against human trafficking.

Dr. Matt Law

Director, Work to Zero
DrPH, CSP, REHS
NSC

Dr. Matt Law is a researcher, business strategist, and acclaimed author and speaker. He currently leads the Work to Zero program at the National Safety Council, which seeks to eliminate workplace fatalities by 2050 using innovative safety technologies. He is also the host of “Prove It To Me”, a podcast which reviews occupational health and safety research in an effort to provide practitioners with a grounded perspective on published research, its impact to practice, and actionable takeaways. Matt is an Adjunct Professor in the Advanced Safety Engineering and Management graduate program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, covering emerging trends in safety engineering and system safety, and he serves as an Environmental Health Officer in the US Navy Reserve.

Matt is a Certified Safety Professional, a Registered Environmental Health Specialist, and holds a Doctor of Public Health degree from Walden University. His experience includes management of programs and initiatives in public health, construction, biotech, manufacturing, and military applications. Matt has served on the Board of Directors for the Society for Total Worker Health, and he is a Past Chair of the Alliance for Central Florida Safety and a Past-President of the ASSP National Capital Chapter. He has also contributed works to the Professional Safety Journal on communication and mentorship, selling safety, and emergency risk communication. You can learn more about Matt at www.drmattlaw.com.

Mindy Andrasevits

Regional Director
Master’s in Public Administration/Emergency Services Management
NFPA

Mindy Andrasevits is a Regional Director with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), serving since 2024. She supports stakeholders and users of NFPA codes and standards across Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and North Dakota. Mindy brings a diverse operational and leadership background to her role, including service as Fire Chief in Eudora, Kansas, fire investigator and fire inspector in St. Joseph, Missouri
and firefighter/EMT in both St. Joseph and North Kansas City. Now based in Kansas City, Mindy integrates her experience in emergency services, management, and customer engagement to help agencies strengthen safety, compliance, and community risk reduction efforts.

Nathan Schulte

WSI Safety Consultant
Workforce Safety & Insurance (WSI)

Nathan is a Safety Consultant with WSI, and has been in this role for over 3 years. In his time with WSI he has worked with many different industries and has grown to see that new hire injuries are a serious concern across North Dakota. Nathan received a bachelor’s degree from Mayville State University, and is currently attending Mitchell Hamline School of Law. He cares about safety because of the consequences of not caring. He has seen firsthand how quickly life can change and the consequences it can have on people, their family, and their friends. Safety matters because he cares about people and wants everyone to have the opportunity to continue living their lives to the fullest.

Nichole Schlosser

Claims Supervisor
CWCP
WSI

Nichole has been with WSI for over 13 years, beginning her career as a claims adjuster and advancing to her current role as Claims Supervisor and Trainer. In this position, she is responsible for training new adjusters in the claims adjudication and management process, as well as ensuring adherence to WSI’s policies, procedures and N.D.C.C. Nichole also provides ongoing coaching to adjusters on the day-to-day management of their caseloads. She leads a team of highly skilled adjusters with extensive workers’ compensation experience and is dedicated to fostering the growth and development of new team members through mentorship and support.

Nicole Spoor

Employer Compliance Specialist
CWCP, APA
Workforce Safety & Insurance (WSI)

Nicole Spoor is a seasoned professional with 18 years of experience in Workforce Safety & Insurance’s Policyholder Services division. As the Employer Compliance Specialist, she serves as a key resource across the organization, offering tailored guidance to internal departments while educating both employers and WSI staff on the intricacies of North Dakota’s workers’ compensation requirements.
Nicole holds multiple industry credentials, including the Certified Workers’ Compensation Professional (CWCP) designation, the Workers’ Compensation Professional designation, and the Associate in Premium Auditing (APA).

Nikki Dixon-Foley

Partner & Master Consultant
MS, Organizational and Leadership Development
Future-Sync, International

Nikki holds an M.S. in Organizational Leadership and has a proven record of building intentional cultures, enhancing employee engagement, and coaching leaders to unlock their full potential. As a certified neuroscience leadership coach, she seamlessly integrates neuroscience principles into leadership strategies, fostering impactful and sustainable change. Nikki’s dynamic, hands-on approach to teaching, coaching, and organizational development challenges conventional wisdom, empowering individuals and teams to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Nikki’s philosophy of prioritizing “meaningful impact over ineffective activity” has led organizations to achieve prestigious accolades, including recognition from FORBES, B-Corps certification, and “Best Places to Work” honors. Renowned for her forward-thinking operational mindset, she specializes in implementing innovative organizational practices that redefine how people lead, collaborate, and drive success. With a deep passion for transformation, Nikki is dedicated to creating lasting legacies that inspire growth and excellence.

Dr. Peggi Trusty

Doctor
DMin, MA, CEC
The Hub: Sustainable Practices for Living Well

Dr. Peggi Trusty, DMin, MA, CEC, is a wellness strategist, executive coach, and professional speaker with more than 20 years of experience helping professionals sustain high performance in demanding environments. Drawing on leadership experience in healthcare, education, nonprofit organizations, and ministry, she equips individuals and teams with practical strategies to strengthen decision-making, improve communication, and prevent burnout through intentional planning, prioritization, and partnership. Her engaging, interactive presentations provide actionable tools that help organizations build healthier, more resilient, and sustainable workplace cultures where excellence does not require exhaustion.

Rebecca Garber

Nurse Practitioner
RN, MSN, FNP-BC, APRN, CBRN, FAANP
HCA HealthONE Swedish Burn and Reconstruction Center

Rebecca Garber is a Nurse Practitioner for the HCA HealthONE Swedish Burn and Reconstruction Center located in Englewood, Colorado. With more than 25 years of experience, she has the privilege of caring for burn patients, educating medical professionals, medical and nursing students, industry workers, and advocating for burn patient needs locally, regionally and nationally.

Riz Vazir

Founder and CEO
MBA
Scroll By Choice

Riz Vazir has a deep background in tech and healthcare consulting, most recently as Director of Business Strategy at Microsoft. He founded Scroll By Choice to address a health crisis caused as collateral damage from the unrestricted monetization of human attention using sophisticated technology. His mission is to equip kids & adults to thrive with technology. Without this, employers face diminished human capital, schools will see declining academic performance, and society will experience increased loneliness. Riz is a certified change management professional with an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management.

Rohan Fernandez

CEO
AI Systems Architect
Introid, LLC

Rohan is the US CEO of Introid LLC and a tech thought leader with a background that includes engineering at Google. He specializes in practical enterprise AI architectures, edge computing, and high-reliability Vision AI solutions. Moving companies beyond basic office utilities, Rohan works closely with leadership and engineering teams to bridge the gap between complex software systems and physical safety operations. His focus is on designing secure, safety-first AI infrastructures that protect worker privacy, enable real-time hazard detection, and deliver scalable operational ROI.

Ryan Bouda

Leadership Consultant
LEAP Training and Coaching

Ryan Bouda is a dynamic speaker, coach, and trainer with years of experience taking leaders, teams and organizations to their next level of greatness. He has spoken to thousands of people on cultivating leadership, building teams and improving communication. Ryan has a master’s degree in leadership development and is certified in Conversational Intelligence®. His passion is to develop a company’s greatest asset: their people. Ryan has worked with companies such as NASA, Hospital Corporation of America, Habitat for Humanity, Nebraska Medicine, and Medical Solutions.

Ryan Pappas

RX Program Manager
Optical Industry expert
Bolle Safety

Optical Industry expert with over twenty years experience. Successfully working with eyewear brands to offer innovative safety prescription products and programs.

Scott Gaddis

VP Safety and Health
CHMM
Interlex Technologies

Scott Gaddis leads thought leadership and is Vice President and Global Practice Leader of Safety and Health for Intelex Technologies in Toronto, Canada. Scott leads the building of partnerships with key clients and other top influencers in EHS. Before joining Intelex, Scott was Vice President of Global Environment, Health, Safety, and Sustainability for Coveris High-Performance Packaging Company in Chicago, Illinois. Before that, he spent five years as Executive Director of Global EHS for Bristol-Myers Squibb, eighteen years with the Kimberly-Clark Corporation in various senior EHS leadership roles, and ended as the Global Director of Occupational Safety and Health. Scott started his career with the GE company, spending five years as EHS Director in the Motors Division.

Mr. Gaddis has been published in various EHS trade journals and has lectured at National and International EHS conferences. He recently authored and published the book “From Participation to Partnership—A Journey to Safety at the Frontline.” Scott is a Special Government Employee supporting the Department of Labor and has received numerous awards, including VPPA Mentor of the Year and others recognizing his leadership in EHS. Scott is an Occupational Safety and Health graduate from Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky.

Scott Overson

OSHA Area Director
BS
 Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Scott Overson joined the Occupational Safety & Health Administration in February of 2003 as a compliance safety and health officer. Prior to joining OSHA, he spent five years in the construction industry as an industrial sandblaster and painter. He also served as a Fire Captain with 17 years in the fire service. He graduated from the University of North Dakota with a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety & Environmental Health.

SIM ND

This program, Simulation In Motion – North Dakota (SIM-ND), is a statewide, mobile education system using high fidelity human patient simulators to train pre-hospital and hospital personnel. With the help of high-fidelity human simulators, SIM-ND can immerse learners in a safe but realistic learning environment.

Stacey Fick

Health, Safety & Environmental Consultant
North Dakota Safety Council

Stacey has been in the safety training industry since 2013. She has taught various classes such as OHSA 10&30, Safeland, Core Compliance, FA/CPR/AED, LOTO, Confined Space and many other courses over the last 10+ years.

Stacey believes that safety is not just a requirement. Safety is a mindset that starts with education, awareness, and accountability, and achieves that goal through innovative training methods and a culture of continuous improvement in workplace safety.

Travis Jacobson

Minnkota Power

Officer Jacobson is a 27 year law enforcement officer veteran now working part-time with the University of North Dakota Police Department. Officer Jacobson began his law enforcement career with the Grand Forks County Sheriff’s Department after receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice at the University of North Dakota in 1998. In 2001, Officer Jacobson took a job at the Grand Forks Police Department where he served as a Field Training Officer, Hostage Negotiator, Drug Recognition Expert, Drug Recognition Expert Instructor and Detective. Officer Jacobson was named the Course Manager for the state of North Dakota’s DRE Program in 2010 and served in that capacity until he voluntarily stepped down in 2016.

In November of 2017, Officer Jacobson accepted a position as the Physical Security Administrator at Minnkota Power Cooperative based out of Grand Forks.

Officer Jacobson has always been very busy with the education and teaching of alcohol and drug use/abuse. He travels around speaking to groups of Officers, Attorneys, Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, Judges, etc. with his many presentations on the topic of drugs.

Wyatt Bradbury

Principal – Health and Safety
Adjunct Professor, MEng, CSP, CHST, CIT
Avetta, University of Alabama, Birmingham

Wyatt Bradbury serves as a Principal Health and Safety for Avetta and is part of the Department of Engineering Faculty and the University of Alabama Birmingham teaching Professional Ethics and Introduction to System Safety for the Advanced Safety Engineering and Management Program. He has experience in aquatic and recreation risk management, electrical construction, powerline safety, rail safety, and safety consulting. Mr. Bradbury holds CSP, CHST, and CIT certifications from the BCSP and a Master of Engineering in Advanced Safety Engineering and Management from the University of Alabama Birmingham.

Wyatt Bradbury is a Past-President of the National Capital Chapter, and is a member of the Advisory Group Operations Committee for ASSP. Bradbury currently serves as the National Capital Chapter Advisory Group Representative. Bradbury also supports the BCSP Qualified Academic Programs by being a part of the QAP Chair Committee.

Wyatt Bradbury is on the Drafting Committee for the ANSI Z590.6 Technical Report Guidance for the sizing, fit, selection, and use of personal protective equipment and apparel marketed toward women. He also serves on the Drafting Committee of the ANSI Z490.1 OSH Training Standard. Wyatt Bradbury is also a member of the ANSI Z10 Committee and the US TAG ISO/TC 283 supporting the development of ISO 45001.

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