Coalition for Poultry Safety Reform
Coalition Members
James Kincheloe ⌲
Food Safety Campaign Manager, Center for Science in the Public Interest
Sarah Sorscher ⌲
Deputy Director of Regulatory Affairs, Center for Science in the Public Interest
Thomas Gremillion ⌲
Director of Food Policy, Consumer Federation of America
Brian Ronholm ⌲
Director of Food Policy, Consumer Reports
Scott Faber ⌲
Senior Vice President, Government Affairs, Environmental Working Group
Mitzi Baum ⌲
Chief Executive Officer, Stop Foodborne Illness
Amanda Craten ⌲
Board Member, Stop Foodborne Illness
Vanessa Coffman ⌲
Director of the Alliance to Stop Foodborne Illness, Stop Foodborne Illness
Barbara Kowalcyk ⌲
Associate Professor and Executive Director of the Center for Foodborne Illness Research and Prevention, Ohio State University
Craig W. Hedberg ⌲
Professor and Interim Division Head, Division of Environmental Health Sciences, University of Minnesota
Glenn Morris, Jr. ⌲
Professor and Director, Emerging Pathogens Institute, University of Florida
Martin Wiedmann ⌲
Professor, Cornell University
Alice Johnson ⌲
Senior Vice President, Food Safety, Butterball LLC
Bruce Stewart-Brown ⌲
Senior Vice President, Technical Services and Innovation, Perdue Farms
Juan F. De Villena ⌲
Sr. Vice President, Quality Assurance & Food Safety, Wayne-Sanderson Farms
Michael Robach ⌲
Chief Executive Officer, The Robach Group LLC
Steven Mandernach ⌲
Executive Director, Association of Food and Drug Officials
Jerold R. Mande ⌲
Former USDA Deputy Under Secretary, Food Safety
Michael Taylor ⌲
Former USDA FISIS Administrator and Acting Deputy Under Secretary, Food Safety
Craig Wilson ⌲
Vice President/GMM, Costco Wholesale
Barbara Masters ⌲
Vice President Regulatory Policy, Food and Agriculture, Tyson Foods
Angie Siemens ⌲
Vice President, Food Safety, Quality & Regulatory, Cargill
Matthew Stasiewicz ⌲
Assistant Professor, University of Illinois
The above members have agreed to the
Ground Rules for Coalition for Poultry Safety Reform
- To endorse the 5 principles for Poultry Safety Reform.
- Understand the coalition title will be used to describe the relationship between members but will not represent or speak on behalf of its members.
- To use information received in stakeholder meetings, but not identify its source if the information is not otherwise public (“Chatham House Rule”)
- Accept that public output resulting from the work of the coalition will be circulated to members to amend or object prior to publication (e.g. press releases, public letters, regulatory comments)
Membership is not open to the public at this time.