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Jennifer Reece

Sustainability & Compliance Materials Program Manager, HP Inc.

Jennifer is a Materials Leadership Program Manager in HP’s Sustainable Impact Operations & Compliance organization. She leads several programs including setting the materials strategy for HP products and packaging related to social and environmental impacts of materials, circularity, safer chemical alternatives, and responsible sourcing of bio-based materials. She provides leadership and subject matter expertise, as well as ensuring that HP meets legal and market access requirements. Jennifer has been at HP for over 23 years, previously working in the areas of electrical engineering, computer programming, manufacturing, reliability, and quality for printers and storage systems. She holds a BS in physics from Washington State University and a MA in liberal and environmental studies from Reed College.

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