Sharon Dubrow

Sharon Dubrow has extensive work experience in the fields of science, technical services, and environmental consulting. Sharon started their career in 1988 at Monsanto Chemical, Plastics Division, where they worked as a Marketing Technical Service Rep and Sales representative until 1992. Sharon then joined SAIC as a Chem Engineer, supporting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in waste management studies until 1998. After that, they worked at AMS as an Environmental Consultant, providing strategic planning and designing data management systems until 2004. From 2004 to 2017, they worked at Booz Allen Hamilton as a Lead Associate/Senior Lead Engineer, supporting the Department of Defense on the cleanup of contaminated sites and providing consulting services on environmental liabilities. In 2017, they joined the American Chemistry Council as the Senior Director of Science and Technical Services.

Sharon Dubrow obtained a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering from Virginia Tech. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia. Additionally, they have a certification in Applied Quantitative Risk Analysis from George Washington University Department of Statistics, which they obtained in 2014.