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Management Team

   
Dr. Carlson founded Carlson Environmental, Inc. in May of 1988 after serving as Director of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency for the previous seven years. As President, he sets the overall strategy for growth and development of the firm, oversees the development of new business and manages marketing communications. He has been deeply involved in a variety of litigation related projects, serving as an expert witness and resource for law firms in Chicago and around the country.


Richard J. Carlson, Ph.D.
President


As Vice President, Ed is responsible for the overall technical quality of Carlson's consulting practice. His experience includes the assessment of Superfund sites in the Midwest for USEPA and specialty chemical research for Amoco. Early in his career, he was a key member of the scientific team at the Illinois State Water Survey that set national standards of practice for the sampling and analysis of ground water. He is a co-holder of a patent for a Flow-Through Cell for Monitoring Ground Water Samples.


Edward E. Garske, CHMM
Vice President


As Project Director, Gail is responsible for ensuring technical quality control in Carlson’s work product by providing senior review. Gail also mentors junior technical staff and guides project scoping, interpretation of data, and development of recommendations. She also stays current on regulations and how they affect our clients’ business interests. Gail also serves as a project manager for large-scale investigation and remediation projects under state voluntary cleanup programs.


Gail Artrip PE
Project Director


As Director of Internal Operations, Paul is responsible for organizing and scheduling the day-to-day activities of Carlson staff. He selects project teams, develops project scopes based on client objectives, manages workflow and serves as a main "point-of-contact" for new clients. He also serves as a project manager for large-scale remediation projects under state voluntary cleanup programs.
Paul Micari
Director of Internal Operations

Phil oversees the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment program, including client relations, coordination of technical and historical information, and the incorporation of ASTM standards and revisions. He also is responsible for review of all Phase I reports prior to issuance. In addition, Phil conducts Phase II soil and ground water investigations.
Phil Hoeksema
Site Assessment Manager