Board of Directors
NAEM's Board of Directors is responsible for setting the Association's overall policy and strategic direction, with oversight for its operations. These peer leaders were elected by NAEM's leadership members to represent the best interests of the community.
Board Officers
Chair
1st Vice Chair
2nd Vice Chair
Treasurer
Board Members
Chris Milici
Jul 12, 2018, 14:40 PM
Name :
Chris Milici
Last Name :
Milici
Title :
Vice President and Head of EHS
Company :
FM
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As Vice President and Head of EHS for FM, Chris Milici has overall responsibility for environmental compliance and the health and safety of more than 5,500 employees across 100 countries.
Before joining FM, Chris spent just over ten years navigating manufacturing operations and supply chain jobs and has a unique perspective on the role of the EHS professional, the day-to-day pressures of leading a business, and how to drive culture change. He was an operations director for an equity-owned plastic thermoforming company, a director of quality and continuous improvement for a global plastic injection molding business, and an operations director for a global oil and gas industry equipment manufacturer.
Chris had the opportunity to transition out of an EHS leadership role in 2013 when he and his family relocated to Ireland, and subsequently Italy, where he managed factories producing engineered mechanical seals and associated equipment. Prior to making the switch to Operations, he led EHS and security for various companies.
During his time managing EHS, Chris had the opportunity to present at many NAEM Forums, participate on planning committees, and previously served as a board member.
Chris has a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He has two children, ages 12 and 15, and lives in Cumberland, Rhode Island.
Before joining FM, Chris spent just over ten years navigating manufacturing operations and supply chain jobs and has a unique perspective on the role of the EHS professional, the day-to-day pressures of leading a business, and how to drive culture change. He was an operations director for an equity-owned plastic thermoforming company, a director of quality and continuous improvement for a global plastic injection molding business, and an operations director for a global oil and gas industry equipment manufacturer.
Chris had the opportunity to transition out of an EHS leadership role in 2013 when he and his family relocated to Ireland, and subsequently Italy, where he managed factories producing engineered mechanical seals and associated equipment. Prior to making the switch to Operations, he led EHS and security for various companies.
During his time managing EHS, Chris had the opportunity to present at many NAEM Forums, participate on planning committees, and previously served as a board member.
Chris has a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He has two children, ages 12 and 15, and lives in Cumberland, Rhode Island.
biotypes :
- Conference Speaker
Ex Officio Member- Past President
Ex-Officio Member - Executive Director
Ex-Officio Member - General Counsel
Ex-Officio Member - Affiliates Council President
