Reese Myers – Project Manager / Industrial Hygienist

Reese is a project manager and industrial hygienist with more than 10 years of experience in hazardous materials management and environmental services. His work includes hazardous materials surveys, environmental compliance, abatement oversight, and support for environmental health and safety, hydrogeology, environmental assessments, and environmental law and policy.

Taylor Hannan – Project Quality Manager

Taylor is a project quality manager with bachelor’s degrees in English and psychology from the University of Vermont. She is motivated by contributing positive change on a global scale and supports quality and consistency across project deliverables. Taylor enjoys staying active with her daughter and dog, and she works remotely from New Jersey.

Tom Cammarata, LG, LHG – Principal Geochemist

Tom is a licensed geologist and hydrogeologist with advanced training in geochemistry. His experience includes sediment quality evaluations, aquifer testing, natural attenuation studies, statistical analyses, fate and transport modeling, forensic investigations, and expert witness services, with regulatory closure support under MTCA. Tom is bilingual, with Arabic as his second language.

Ryan Bixby, LG – Managing Principal

Ryan has experience working on complex environmental projects and is a registered professional geologist specializing in due diligence and solutions for a variety of environmental problems. He has completed hundreds of Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), including more than 500 Phase I ESAs alone. Ryan has managed the evaluation of contamination sources and the extent of contamination associated with current and historical land uses on numerous remediation projects. He has worked closely with local, state, regulatory agencies to receive site closure and No Further Actions through the Voluntary Cleanup Program and Ecology’s formal programs. In addition, Ryan has provided litigation support to assign and direct cost recovery efforts for clients under the Washington State Model Toxics Control Act.