Daniel is a leader with a proven track record of successfully delivering high-risk, complex capital projects and custom design projects within biopharmaceutical process and industrial manufacturing environments. With 16 years experience in project management, he has headed local and international design teams to deliver right-the-first-time projects/programs from feasibility to full-scale manufacturing. Having worked in both the consulting and client side of the bioprocess industry, Daniel has experience delivering distinctive results while establishing strong, trust-based relationships and teams.

Todd has over two decades of experience in the industry and is a leading clean utilities engineer. Todd has extensive experience in the critical utilities design for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. Todd focuses on advanced critical utilities design from conceptual layouts to final design and construction services for numerous facilities throughout North America, Puerto Rico and South America. Todd is experienced in detailed designed and construction for high purity water systems, pure steam systems, CIP systems, clean gases, biowaste and waste neutralization systems. Todd’s capabilities include project scope development, process utility studies, equipment layouts, detailed design, construction administration, system start-up and commissioning. Throughout the years I have spent a considerable amount of time in the field providing construction support and obtaining my ASME Section IX weld certification to perform small-scale installs for critical utility systems. His project work includes the design of various critical utilities system for facilities that support the production of Biotech products. One of the facilities included two (2) 20,000L Bioreactors production capacities, and a site-wide critical utilities upgrade to support future production. Additionally, Todd has provided critical utilities systems for over 20+ pharmaceutical companies worldwide.

Brian is a 30-year industry veteran with experience designing, delivering, and optimizing a broad range of critical utility equipment and systems for the pharmaceutical development and manufacturing industry. His experience encompasses the entire life-cycle of these systems from concept through commissioning, to maintenance and decommissioning. In the Midwest, Brian supported the design, construction, and testing of a broad range of package systems for the pharmaceutical industry, including multi-effect WFI stills and pure steam generators, WFI distribution skids, autoclaves, bioreactors and chemical process vessels, and CIP systems. Throughout the years, Brian spent a considerable amount of time in the field supporting installations, system start-ups, qualification projects, and troubleshooting efforts. As a result, he has developed a unique understanding of the strengths and limitations of the various unit operations employed in this industry, as well as the control and automation solutions available to ensure robust, efficient and compliant operations. Brian has been an active member of ISPE for over twenty-five years and has presented at local, national and international conferences on topics including the Water System Design, Quality by Design and the Baseline Guides.