Bradley Nave

Bradley Nave has over 40 years of experience in project management and engineering. Bradley began their career as a Design Engineer at Cessna Aircraft Company, working on the design of the Citation III business jet. Bradley then moved on to Bechtel Power, where they served as a Mechanical Construction Engineer and later as a Field Engineering Group Leader, overseeing the construction and testing of mechanical systems in nuclear power plants.

In 1985, Bradley joined AT&T Bell Laboratories as a Senior Technical Associate, where they worked as a mechanical design engineer and led the models program for Small Digital Systems Laboratory. Bradley then joined Allstates Design & Development Co., Inc. as a Process Engineer and Project Engineer, leading capital projects for DuPont. After 2 1/2 years as a contractor, they were hired directly by DuPont to lead their environmental legacy projects.

Bradley joined DuPont in 1991 and held various roles, including Project Manager, Sr. Project Manager, Project Director, and Senior Site Director. Bradley provided leadership for large and complex environmental projects, representing DuPont in various high-profile settings. During their tenure, they achieved a 24-year milestone of Zero OSHA Recordable Injuries for the projects under their watch.

In 2015, Bradley became the Principal Project Manager at The Chemours Company, a DuPont spin-off. Bradley provides leadership for a wide range of projects driven by regulatory compliance and voluntary efforts. Bradley is also involved in due diligence matters and land re-use planning.

Throughout their career, Bradley Nave has showcased their expertise in project management, engineering, and environmental remediation, demonstrating their ability to provide strategic and tactical guidance.

Bradley Nave earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the University of Pittsburgh from 1976 to 1981. Bradley also pursued graduate level coursework in Materials and Metallurgy at Rutgers University from 1986 to 1987.