Advisory Board Emeritus

Christina Simeone is a Senior Transmission Planner at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Prior to this post, Christina served as the Director of the PennFuture Energy Center for Enterprise and the Environment, where she focused on energy and climate issues that impact Pennsylvania.

Peggy Rosenblatt is a Senior Vice President at AKRF, Inc. an environmental, planning and engineering firm where she serves as head of the Marketing, Facilities and Human Resources groups. Peggy has more than 40 years of professional experience in urban planning and the environmental services industry. At AKRF, she leads the firm's marketing initiatives and public relations efforts and is also responsible for recruiting, benefits, employee relations and facilities planning.

Robert Reich is the Manager of Global Environmental Stewardship for DuPont and a DuPont Engineering Fellow. He has been with DuPont for over 38 years. In his current role Robert is responsible for driving strategies within DuPont businesses to reduce operational environmental footprint, such as energy, greenhouse gases, air carcinogens and water consumption; to track and report on these reductions; and to manage the company’s environmental regulatory compliance guidance system.

Mr. Neukrug is a local and national leader in the drinking water, green infrastructure and wastewater utility industries, recognized as a builder of regional and inter-agency coalitions and trust-based relationships with regulators, legislators, and communities. He is the creator of Philadelphia’s Green Cities, Clean Waters Program and runs a $1 billion utility for Philadelphia’s water services.

Sarah Low works for the USDA Forest Service as Coordinator of the Philadelphia Field Station. She focuses on bridging the gaps between policy, planning and science, specifically as it relates to the interaction of people and nature. In her role at the Philadelphia Field Station, Sarah leads a group of researchers and practitioners who focus on the role trees, forests and natural resources play in making cities more livable.

Bob Forbes has been an employee of FMC Corporation for 30 years and is currently the Director for EHS Remediation/Governance. Before joining FMC Bob was the Environmental Engineering Manager for the Clinton Corn Processing Company, a former division of Nabisco Brands, Inc. and Archer Daniels Midland (ADM). He also worked as an Environmental Engineer with the State of Hawaii, Department of Health and two consulting engineering firms. Bob is a licensed Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and Hawaii.