Meet Eco-Cycle’s Volunteer Board of Directors
As a nonprofit organization, Eco-Cycle is led by a volunteer Board of Directors, each bringing unique perspectives, vision, experience, and expertise to help shape and lead our Zero Waste mission.
Eco-Cycle began as a community-based, volunteer-run organization back in 1976, and we continue to greatly benefit from the vast skills, passion, and commitment that members of our community so generously contribute to our work, both through our Eco-Leader Network and our Board of Directors. We gratefully and proudly introduce you to our Board.
Board President
Judith Wong
Board Vice President
K.J. McCorry
Board Treasurer
Ian Jacobson
Board Secretary
Pat Shanks
Additional Board Members
Crystal Gray
Catherine Greener
Catherine’s experience includes Vice President of Environmental Affairs and Sustainability for Xanterra Travel Collection, VP of Sustainability Consulting at Saatchi & Saatchi S, Team Leader Commercial and Industrial Team, Rocky Mountain Institute and Director of Quality and Customer Focus for ABB Flexible Automation. Catherine holds a BS in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University & a MBA from the University of Michigan. In addition to serving on Eco-Cycle’s board, Catherine also serves on the boards of The Alliance Center and B-Cycle.
Garrett Chappell
Saloni Doshi
Myriah Conroy
Nicole Simonelli
Prior to joining RMI, Nicole worked at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as an Interim Senior Specialist for Grants and Contracts in Seattle, WA. In this position, Nicole drafted a high volume of standard grant and contract agreements, conducted organizational due diligence, and ensured nonprofit grantee and vendor compliance. Before that, Nicole worked at Landesa, a land rights–focused international nonprofit, where she supported public-sector business development for the organization’s work in the Global South. Nicole also has experience working with CDP, a global environmental and climate data reporting system; Millennium Challenge Corporation, an independent US Government foreign aid agency; and Agenda Antártica, a grassroots environmental nonprofit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Nicole holds an MSc in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics, as well as a BA in International Affairs with concentrations in International Environmental Studies and Latin America from The George Washington University. She is fluent in Spanish.