NEXT LORENA CANTONG FOR TIME AND SETTING.Jack was instrumental in the design and implementation of a Climate Impact project to upgrade/replace chillers and cold rooms in 19 locations to utilize Ammonia/CO2 refrigeration, replacing Ozone depleting and Global Warming refrigerant, and to improve the energy performance. He has designed and built facilities all over the world, including Canada, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Spain, Mexico and Puerto Rico and throughout the US. He has given many presentation and seminars on design, operating and managing Pharmaceutical facilities. Jack is a charter member of the International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE), Golden Gate Chapter. He served on various committees including Standards, Society Rules, Membership and Nominating Committees. He served ASHRAE at all different positions at the local San Jose Chapter including President of the Chapter 1992, he has also served many Regional positions at the Region X including Director and Society Board Member. Jack is a Life Member of American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). The company is still operating successfully. He served in various capacities in Semiconductor and Pharma facilities, as well as started and managed the largest Design Build Mechanical Contracting firm in Silicon Valley at the time, until he sold it in 2000. Jack receive his undergraduate degree in Engineering Technology with emphasis in HVAC & R from California Polytechnic State University. Jack has spent more than four decades in the fields of Semiconductor, Bio Tech and Pharmaceuticals, focusing on building design, clean rooms, commissioning, FDA compliance, sustainability and energy performance. He currently chairs the Society's Residential Buildings Committee. He continues to be an active member of ASHRAE including work on SSPC 62.2 and international activities. He served as a Director-At-Large for the Society in 2001-2004 as well as numerous councils and committees. He has chaired SPC 62.2, the committee which developed ASHRAE’s residential ventilation standard. He has received the Exceptional Achievement award and most recently the Standards Achievement award. Sherman was one of the youngest to be made an ASHRAE Fellow and has had a distinguished career since being elevated including winning the Holladay Distinguished Fellow award-Society’s highest technical level.
He gives technical lectures frequently and has appeared in the popular media on issues of energy, ventilation and duct tape.ĭr. His most recognized research areas also include ventilation, thermal distribution systems, infiltration, IAQ and envelope-dominated buildings. His research career spans over 35 years and 200 publications, most of which focus on buildings, energy efficiency, IAQ and HVAC. Max Sherman is a Staff Senior Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and is senior advisor on residential matters.
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These service opportunities, coupled with growing concern over climate change, led her to a second Master’s degree in Ethical Leadership from Claremont Lincoln University.Įrin is a Professional Engineer in California and Colorado, a LEED accredited professional (BD+C specialty), an ASHRAE accredited High Performance Building Design Professional, a Certified Diversity Professional (CDP) and a Fellow of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-conditioning Engineers.ĭr. As she rose in leadership within her firm, she served on Arup’s global Trustee Board, was named an Arup Fellow for her technical excellence, spearheaded the Americas Region Diversity and Inclusion Initiative, and served on the leadership teams for the region’s mid-career Design School and Graduate Induction training programs for 18 and 10 years, respectively. During her 23 years with Arup, she has worked internationally and now leads multidisciplinary design teams in Los Angeles on a wide variety of project types.Įrin’s passion for finding integrated design solutions through a collaborative design process began with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley. Erin McConahey is a Principal in Mechanical Engineering with Arup, a 15,000 person employee-owned global engineering, advisory and planning consulting firm.
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