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Karthik Subramanian is the Manager for Mission Integration, Chief Technology Office, and Closure for Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS), the tank farm operations contractor at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hanford Site. The Mission Integration Office includes integration of the Tank Farms with the Waste Treatment Plant (WTP), Mission Analyses including System Planning. Through the CTO and Closure, he is responsible for managing the specific technology maturation projects (e.g. Vapors Monitoring and Detection, Low-Activity Waste Pretreatment System, Tank Side Cesium Removal, and Radioactive Waste Test Bed), coordinating effective National Laboratory and other technology provider collaboration with WRPS, completing performance assessments, and preparing the tank farms for closure.

Prior to WRPS, Mr. Subramanian was the CTO and the Engineering Manager of the Flowsheet, Integration, and Technology Group for Savannah River Remediation (SRR), the tank farm operations contractor at the Savannah River Site. Mr. Subramanian went to SRR from managing the Materials Performance and Corrosion Technology (MP&CT) group at Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL). Mr. Subramanian has a Master’s in Materials Science and a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, both from Case Western Reserve University.

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Mr. Todd Shrader is currently serving as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary (PDAS) in the Office of Environmental Management (EM). In this role he works to enable the safe and successful execution of the EM mission, while providing management oversight of activities, operations, and program integration across DOE field sites.

Prior to becoming the PDAS he served as the Carlsbad Field Office (CBFO) Manager from October 2015 until June 2023. Under Mr. Shrader’s leadership, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) successfully restarted waste emplacement operations and the shipping of waste from around the DOE Complex to WIPP after a nearly three-year recovery effort. The CBFO provides federal oversight to the National Transuranic Program (NTP) and WIPP, the nation’s only geological repository for the disposal of defense related nuclear waste. During this time, he was awarded a Meritorious Service Presidential Rank Award.

Mr. Shrader previously served as the Director of the DOE headquarters office responsible for supporting Hanford’s Office of River Protection and held a leading role in developing a path forward that allowed for accelerated treatment of Hanford tank waste. Prior to that, he was assigned to DOE’s Office of Loan Programs, where he led technical reviews of over twenty energy generation projects that eventually received over $13 billion in loan guarantees. Earlier, he was a project manager for the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, leading key components of the NRC licensing process for the Yucca Mountain Project.

He began his DOE career at the Hanford Site and held various positions including service as the Hanford Site TRU Program Manager and the Facility Area Engineer for the Pretreatment Facility at the Waste Treatment Plant.

Mr. Shrader earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florida and a Master’s degree in Engineering from North Carolina State University. He is registered Professional Engineer. He was appointed to Senior Executive Service in November 2012.

James McConnell

Mr. McConnell is the NNSA Associate Administrator for Safety, Infrastructure, and Operations. He is responsible for safety, infrastructure, packaging, nuclear materials integration and sustainment & environmental programs. He is also the NNSA Central Technical Authority responsible for overall safety policy and interpretation throughout NNSA.

Previously, he held several positions within NNSA’s Office of Defense Programs including Associate Deputy Administrator for Infrastructure & Operations. He was the first Chief of Defense Nuclear Safety for NNSA. Mr. McConnell also held several senior positions at the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board including Deputy Technical Director.

A former U.S. Navy submarine officer, he holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the Naval Academy and two Master’s degrees in Engineering.

Allison Bawden

Allison Bawden serves as a Director in the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) Natural Resources & Environment (NRE) team in Washington, D.C. Ms. Bawden leads GAO’s congressional oversight portfolio related to domestic and international nuclear security and cleanup. Before becoming a GAO executive, Ms. Bawden spent more than a decade in NRE managing audits and evaluations of the Department of Energy’s national laboratories, nuclear weapons modernization programs, and nuclear security enterprise infrastructure. During her executive training at GAO, Ms. Bawden served as an Acting Director in GAO’s Education, Workforce & Income Security and Strategic Issues teams, where she led a portfolio that included issues on student debt, retirement security, federal grants management, and worker protection.

Ms. Bawden has testified before Congress, and her teams’ work has resulted in numerous improvements to federal operations as well as $1.2 billion in financial benefits to American taxpayers.

Ms. Bawden graduated Cum Laude from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from American University and has completed additional graduate course work in national security studies at the United States Naval War College. Allison also completed American University’s Key Executive Leadership Certificate Program and holds a Graduate Specialization in Design Thinking and Innovation from the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business Executive Education Program. In addition to her role at GAO, Allison is a member of the adjunct faculty at American University’s School of Public Affairs, where she serves as an instructor in the university’s Master of Public Policy and Administration program.

Amanda Kolling

Amanda Kolling serves as an Assistant Director for the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) in Washington, DC. Amanda joined the GAO in 2007 and leads GAO’s work on the Department of Energy’s environmental cleanup activities, including recent reviews of the Hanford Site, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, and cleanup of the gaseous diffusion plants.

Prior to becoming an Assistant Director, Amanda spent over a decade serving as the analyst-in-charge on reviews related to nuclear waste treatment, uranium management, nonproliferation, and agriculture emergency response efforts. Amanda holds a Master’s degree in Public and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh and a Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs and Economics from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. In 2018, Amanda also graduated from the National Defense University’s Program for Emerging Leaders in Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Diane McDaniel

Diane McDaniel is a Senior Director in the Program Integration organization of Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC. In this role, she is responsible for the development and execution of an integrated strategy addressing 300 excess NNSA facilities totaling 2.3 million ft2 no longer needed for site missions. Responsibilities include planning, budgeting, and integrating customer requirements with internal CNS organizations. In addition, McDaniel serves as the Excess Facilities Transformation lead integrating clean-up activities conducted by non-NNSA agencies at the NNSA sites.

In her previous role as Senior Environmental Engineering Advisor she provided subject matter expertise to various projects particularly with respect to process contaminated facilities, contaminated environmental media remediation, and compliance. She also served as a Senior Program Manager for the Legacy and Environmental Management and Facility Disposition programs responsible for managing and eliminating risks associated with legacy contamination. McDaniel also served as a technical resource for the Y-12 American Reinvestment Recovery Act projects and was program manager for Y-12’s Integrated Facilities Disposition Project.

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As Federal Project Director, Ms. Marks provides executive leadership to project execution, contract management and oversight of all contractor and Federal activities associated with the project’s planning and implementation. The SWPF is a one- of- a-kind facility that upon completion will treat the highly radioactive portion of salt waste stored in underground tanks at SRS. This critical cleanup facility directly supports DOE’s priority to safely and expeditiously empty and close waste tanks to reduce risk.

J. Kent Fortenberry

Kent Fortenberry is UCOR’s Technical and Nuclear Services Manager. He has 38 years of experience in the design, licensing, operation, and safety oversight of both government and commercial nuclear facilities. He was previously Savannah River Remediation’s (SRR) Chief Engineer, where he managed, planned, and integrated all engineering services required to support the liquid waste work scope. He implemented and managed programs for systems engineering, configuration management, commercial grade detection, nuclear safety, and fire protection. He provided engineering for operations support, including surveillance, maintenance, and system modifications and upgrades. He provided engineering leadership for SRR projects and also supported projects with engineering staff and functional support. He also served as SRR’s Waste Disposal Authority.

Kent started his career as a Nuclear Propulsion Design Engineer at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory. He moved into commercial nuclear power with the Entergy Corporation, where he built a solid base of expertise, including plant operations as a licensed Senior Reactor Operator, nuclear fuels engineering, reactor physics, safety analysis, and licensing. He previously worked for the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB), where he played a significant role as that agency’s Technical Director, providing nuclear safety oversight of design, construction, operation, deactivation, and research and development activities throughout both DOE-Environmental Management and the National Nuclear Security Administration.

After 16 years with the DNFSB, he joined the Parsons Corporation to provide technical services related to the design and construction of uranium processing, uranium enrichment, and high-level radioactive liquid waste treatment facilities. During this time, Mr. Fortenberry also directed Parsons’ engineering activities at the DOE’s National Energy Technology Laboratory.

He joined the AECOM Corporation (previously URS) in 2009, working on radioactive waste missions at both Hanford and Savannah River Site. In addition, he worked on corporate performance assurance and oversight to support safe and effective execution of nuclear activities across the DOE complex and abroad.

Nathan Martin

Nathan H. Martin is the Director of the Department of Energy’s Office of Enterprise Assessments. He joined the Office following 30 years of distinguished service to our Nation in the United States Navy.

Before assuming his current role, Mr. Martin served as a Senior Advisor to Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette. In this position, Mr. Martin provided subject matter expertise, advice, and recommendations to senior leadership on complex, highly technical matters related to nuclear weapons, nuclear propulsion, national defense, national security, and emergency preparedness and response. Mr. Martin was instrumental in the rollout of the transformative Nuclear Posture Review and in building, expanding, and leveraging strategic partnerships throughout DOE, with counterparts in the Navy, other federal agencies, the intelligence community, and international organizations to achieve administration and agency objectives.

Mr. Martin holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Rochester’s Simon Business School and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from North Dakota State University.