Heart to Heart Magazine - Winter 2016

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From the CEO

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Life at BioBridge Global

Donor Doc rollout

Headed to paperless

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Looking back: Event photos

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BBG app in the works

table of contents Donor Doc rollout

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First steps in a paperless blood donor system

A quarterly magazine for team members of BioBridge Global Chief Executive Officer Martin Landon

Features

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Meet the donors

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Making a difference, one donation at a time

Editor David King Corporate Communications Staff Isabel Campos, Roberto Esquivel, Laura McGinnis, Roger Ruiz, Angelica Sandoval, Mary Uhlig and Julie Vera

Meet the CEO A Q and A with Marty Landon

Published by Corporate Communications, BioBridge Global, 6211 IH 10 West, San Antonio, TX 78201.

Heart to Heart is published online and printed quarterly, in September, December, March and June.

Reproduction in any manner in whole or in part is prohibited without the express written consent of the editor.

On the cover, left to right: Cynthia Jones, Manuel Alvarez, Erika Hernandez and Pedro Robles, team members from the Shavano Park Donor Room.

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Our Core Values Accountability: Do our part to achieve BBG’s growth and success

Inside This Issue

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BBG event photos.................................... 06-07 Announcements....................................... 10-11

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Stewardship: Serve others selflessly and responsibly Pioneer: Create and deliver innovative products and services Integrity: Build unity and trust by doing the right thing Respect: Treat all with dignity and kindness Excellence: Surpass team, customer, and community expectations

Letters and Notes |

From the desk of the CEO Onward and Upward!

Marty Landon Cheif Executive Officer

I hope that you all had a nice Thanksgiving holiday. It’s now been about two months since I joined the BioBridge Global (BBG) team, and I can confidently state that I am more excited today about what the future holds for our company than the day I walked in. As you all know better than I, it is sometimes unsettling when there are leadership changes in an organization. Linda Myers served this organization well, and she will always have a special place in our hearts. I think we can best honor her legacy by continuing BBG on the growth pathway that Linda helped create.

One of the ways we can do this is by finalizing some of the key contracts/relationships that were identified under her watch. For example, in November, we completed and signed our contract manufacturing agreement with StemBioSys in the cell therapy area, and we are near completion (at the time of this writing) of our contract manufacturing agreement with RoosterBio. These two strategic agreements, in partnership with our alliance with the U.S. Army’s ISR (Institute for Surgical Research), are key to us fulfilling our obligations under the MTEC (Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium) contract and they set us up well for future contracts/collaborations in the regenerative medicine space. Special thanks to Becky Cap and her team for getting this done.

The year 2016, with all of its highs and lows, has gone by very quickly and 2017 will soon be upon us. What do I foresee in 2017, you might ask? Well, while it is difficult to predict perfectly what will happen in the future, there are a few things that the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) – those team members who report directly to me – want to accomplish in the upcoming year. Of course we will all have many projects/initiatives that we will be involved in over the coming year, but the “Top 5” things that I, along with the SLT, would like to see us accomplish are as follows: 1. Be self-sustaining, by generating operating profit for the full year 2017 2. Be innovators, by completing Phase I of the QualTex Automation Project in Atlanta 3. Increase operating efficiencies by:

a. Building and executing an ITS Architecture Strategy

b. Building and implementing a new Quality Management System 4. Work to achieve an Employee Engagement (EE) score of at least 70 in our 2017 EE survey 5. Complete a new Facilities Master Plan (and start to execute on short-term initiatives) By doing these Top 5 things very well, I believe that we will not only have a year that is satisfying in terms of what we accomplished together, but we will set ourselves up for success in the future.

These should be the top priorities for all of us in 2017.

And we have a few good things going for us as we enter the new year. In addition to the StemBioSys and RoosterBio agreements I mentioned earlier, in 2017, we will start to see lower reagent costs through our new Abbott supply agreement negotiated by Ward Carter and his team and lower blood bag costs through our new contract with Fenwal negotiated by Elizabeth Waltman and her team. The GenCure team is evaluating several new revenue opportunities, in addition to the Baptist Health System contract signed back in October. We are automating our Donor Questionnaire process and completing the implementation of STARLiMS to improve customer experience and information systems. With your continued efforts and contributions, we hope to be a company on the move!

Thanks again for all of your contributions to BBG and best wishes for a peaceful and happy holiday season.

Our Vision Statement

Our Mission Statement

To be a global leader in human cellular services

To save and enhance lives through the healing power of human cells

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Cover story |

STBTC rolling out Donor Doc

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Manuel Alvarez helps a donor with the electronic questionnaire at the Shavano Park Donor Room.

he South Texas Blood & Tissue Center is well on the way to a paperless system with the successful rollout of the Donor Doc system.

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The electronic donor questionnaire went live on Nov. 15 at the Westover Hills Donor Room, followed by Shavano Park and Northeast. The remaining San Antonio, New Braunfels and Victoria sites will implement Donor Doc in December, with the mobile drives completing the rollout in January.

“We couldn’t have done this without a dedicated team of people on the project,” said James Randle, assistant director of mobile operations and one of the project’s leaders in STBTC. Christi Cardenas (left) and Cynthia Jones look “We’ve been working on this a long over the desktop version of Donor Doc. time, since at least 2014.”

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The Donor Doc system eventually will eliminate both the paper donor questionnaire and the paperwork generated through the rest of the blood donation process. All the data will be input directly into El Dorado, including phlebotomy records and the information that will be generated Manuel Alvarez gets a donor started in the new mixer on the process at the Shavano Park system.

Donor Room.

“The donors we’ve heard from love it – they’re glad we’re getting ourselves into the digital age, so they’re not filling out bubbles on a paper form” Randle said.

Stories from the cellular therapy room Just about every week, there’s a generous soul visiting the GenCure Cellular Therapy Donor Room, giving peripheral blood stem cells to help save the life of someone fighting leukemia, lymphoma or a related condition. Here are some of their stories:

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Ana wanted to be on the Be The Match registry so much, she says she signed up at “two or three” different registration drives at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Brownsville. A native of Brownsville, she is a psychology major at UTRGV who wants to earn her Ph.D and go into private practice. “What would I tell people about being a donor? Make sure you’re healthy and schedule your classes online.”

I was shocked and surprised when they called,” he says. “It costs nothing to sign up, and you could save someone’s life.”

William Pedro Robles reviews the Donor Doc process with a donor.

Donor Doc eliminates the data entry process from the questionnaire, reducing the potential for errors. It also helps staff make sure all required follow-up questions from the initial health history screening are asked and documented.

The other members of the Donor Doc team were Jack Campbell, Christie Cardenas, Ron Chavez, Azalea Elizondo, John Escobedo, Annette Galindo-Garza, Monica Garcia, Dina Garza Van Hoose, Will Keener, Rose Preciado, Linda Rapp, Linda Smith, Veronica Torres and Sam Waran. n

William was a student at the University of Texas at Austin in 2012 when he went to a magic show on campus. Part of the show was a pitch to join the registry.

“I was shocked and surprised when they called,” he says. “It costs nothing to sign up, and you could save someone’s life.” He considers his donation part of his job with the Every Nation Ministry, a nondenominational family of churches around the world. n

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Superhero service Customer Service Week at BBG included Superhero Day, honoring superior service and superheroes from The Flash to Superman.

A fond goodbye CEO Linda Myers’ farewell event included the unveiling of a plaque honoring 20 years of certification by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), with Adrienne Mendoza.

A carving good time

In the pink Folks from across the enterprise marked Cancer Awareness Day by wearing pink and getting together for pink cupcakes.

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The BBG warehouse team put together a pumpkin-carving Halloween event, with typically creative results.

Events |

United for a carnival The United Way Carnival brought team members together to learn more about the United Way and contribute to the effort.

Honoring all BioBridge Global honored its military veterans with a commemoration on Nov. 11.

BBG Folklife Festival Team members shared their backgrounds - and their home cooking - at the first-ever Folklife Festival.

Tailgate QualTex Laboratories team members in Atlanta put on their own holiday spread.

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QA News |

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: Marty Landon

A visit with the new BioBridge Global CEO

What attracted you to the organization?

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The primary attraction for me was our mission and the opportunity to help more people. Health care is unique in that, done well, we can truly make a positive difference in people’s lives. Secondarily, I was attracted by our scale and the growth opportunities before us. I like trying to build winning teams that accomplish more than what was perhaps expected and I was intrigued by the opportunity to work in some new areas with bright people.

What are your first impressions?

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The mission is strong here, which is good. People want to do a good job and help people, which is also good. In some areas, people feel overwhelmed by the number of projects/initiatives they are assigned to, and I did not have a good sense for project definition or what the priorities were/are – I want to help organize that a bit, so that people can be and feel successful. If we work hard, I want it to be on activities that benefit patients, customers and the business. I also have an expectation that our team members give us their best effort and work every day.

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and I see a strong effort in good stewardship. As a result of that, I want to do my part to help further the mission and demonstrate good stewardship. One of the ways I think I can do this is to make sure that we operate profitably, so that we are selfsustaining and we can invest in new ways, or further extend our current ways, of helping people in need. That also involves planning for and handling tool and equipment life cycles, and many of you know that we continue to maintain some equipment well beyond its expected useful life. That is admirable, but also may inject risk into our mission. To be able to save or enhance another’s life is truly a noble mission.

Where do you see BioBridge Global headed?

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I see BioBridge Global growing first and foremost, because without growth, we will soon be challenged in carrying out our mission. I also want to fulfill the Board’s aspiration when they created the name BioBridge Global. That will develop slowly at first, as we have many domestic plans to achieve, but I don’t see any reason why someday we shouldn’t or couldn’t be helping patients and providers around the world. With the areas/ segments that we are now operating in, I also see us becoming more scientific and perhaps participating in new discoveries/therapies – I just hope that I am able to keep up!

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Also, could you tell us a little about yourself? Where you’re from, how you wound up in San Antonio, your interests outside work?

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I’m a northerner – grew up in South Dakota – but I’ve been here for over 30 years now, so I’m starting to acclimate. When I first arrived, I could swim in Canyon Lake in February – no problem – but not anymore! I’m from a big family – eight – with four boys and four girls.

I like being outdoors. I grew up playing sports, so I use a lot of sports analogies. My wife and I have four kids – all played soccer in college, but all stopped by their senior year. We all love the Spurs. (Are you sensing the sports theme?). I HATE to lose – so I want BBG and all of its business units to be best-in-class. Finally, I realize that nothing good happens without all members of the team pulling together.

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Read all about it!

Make a difference with your holiday shopping You can support the Blood & Tissue Center Foundation simply by shopping at Amazon.com.

The online retailer has a program called AmazonSmile that allows you to support charitable organizations like the Foundation at no cost to you.

You simply log in to your Amazon account at smile.amazon. com, designate the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center as your charity and go to smile.amazon.com every time you want to shop on Amazon. It has the same items and the same prices as Amazon.com. The Foundation receives the funds.

Amazon donates 0.5 percent of your purchase price of eligible items to the Foundation. Amazon also may offer specials, with increased donations, from time to time. Items that will earn the donation are marked as “Eligible for AmazonSmile donation” on their product detail pages.

To select the Foundation, go the AmazonSmile page, log in to your Amazon.com account, and then under “Pick your own charitable organization,” type South Texas Blood & Tissue Center. Click the Search button and then choose STBTC. Amazon does not deduct any fees from the contributions.

Cast a magic spell over the ASPIRE video contest.

Find out more on eConnect.

The BBG app is coming to a mobile device near you BioBridge Global team members soon will have a new way to stay in touch.

The BBG app for employees will launch the week of the next BBG Summit, Jan. 23-27, with versions for both iOS and Android devices.

The app, which will be developed through a company called Emplify, is designed to be a way for team members to keep up with the organization, as well as access vital information, anytime and anywhere.

Among the features: •A directory of employees •L inks to HR resources including insurance and payroll information • Th e ability to receive push notifications about new content •A section dedicated to the BBG values, mission and vision •A news page, with content about BBG, as well as stories about employees, donors patients and more The app will be available via a private link, and employees will be able to opt-in for some or all push notifications from the company. It will update automatically and will be maintained and updated inhouse.

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Announcements | Birthdays December

Elisa Coronado Jimenez........................ 1 Mintesnot Ashebir Shenefe.................... 1 Christina Nicole Garcia.......................... 1 Joseph E. Hernandez............................ 3 Christopher Joseph Gracia.................... 3 Rachel-Louise Beddard......................... 4 Kelli Lynne Riggins................................. 4 Michelle Erin Downs.............................. 4 Melinda Yvette Slason........................... 4 Manuel Patlan Jr.................................... 5 Holden Lee Black.................................. 5 Millie Jo Christopher.............................. 6 Felix Dorville........................................... 7 Luis Gerardo Flores............................... 7 Elizabeth Ellen Waltman......................... 8 Georgia Etta Chambers......................... 9 Tina Marie Ramos................................. 9 Jerry William Reynolds......................... 10 Laura Barron....................................... 11 Melissa Contreras Villarreal.................. 12 Lewis Alonzo Flores............................. 12 Monica Garcia..................................... 12 Haruna Edith Sosa............................... 13 Rose Marie Preciado........................... 14 Manuel V. Alvarez................................. 14 Angelica Maria Merryman.................... 15 Robert Ruben Garza Jr........................ 15 Crystal Michelle Leakes....................... 16 Gabriella Daniella Peralez..................... 17 Sylvia De La Cruz................................ 18 Liese Anne Teneyuca-Arias.................. 19 Kenya Sheree Thomas........................ 19 Susan Ruth Smith................................ 20 Gabriel Arrisola.................................... 20 Azarias Lopez...................................... 20 Vanessa Lane Hunsicker...................... 20 Brent R Davis...................................... 20 Christopher Tejada Gomez.................. 21 Melissa Y Delbosque........................... 21 Bianca Quentora George..................... 21 Anna Lopez......................................... 22 Erica Lynn Davis.................................. 23 Joseph Louis Gonzales....................... 24 Sylvia Evelyn Estrada........................... 24 Joshua Charles Hilton.......................... 24 Elizabeth Ann Carrion.......................... 24 Mosi A McCall..................................... 24 Kari Ann Flores.................................... 24 Monica Andalon.................................. 25 Robert S. Medina................................ 26 Krista Johnson.................................... 26 Jaime A. Washington........................... 26 Rochelle Mellard Villarreal.................... 26 Heather Pearl Hughes......................... 26 Daniel Deleon...................................... 27 Amy Sue Ryall..................................... 29 Racquel Torres Moreno........................ 29 Peter Robert Supronowicz................... 30 Ezequiel Cedillo Herrera....................... 30 Eddie Martinez..................................... 31 Bonnie Lee Maltby............................... 31

January

Christie Flores Cardenas........................ 1 Angel Marie Gutierrez............................ 1 Evita Angelica Martinez.......................... 2 Crystal M. Orona................................... 2 Gloria Adelina Martinez.......................... 3 Quanisha Brianda Wright....................... 3 Yolanda Margarita Garcia....................... 6 Dina Garza Van Hoose........................... 7 Andrea Cooper Seiler............................ 8 Marco Ray Morris.................................. 8

Annie Bell Davis..................................... 9 Christopher Lee Shahan........................ 9 Belinda Palacios.................................. 10 Eric Todd Crawford.............................. 10 Victor C. Arocha III............................... 10 Cynthia Ann Jones.............................. 11 Scott Gary Knutson............................. 11 Patricia Martinez.................................. 12 Christina Nicole McConnell-Hicks........ 12 Takia Leigh McGee.............................. 12 Pamela M. Harding.............................. 13 Alicia Marie Gonzalez........................... 13 Vicki L Barrientes................................. 14 David Lawrence Mann......................... 14 Benjamin G. Lopez.............................. 14 Jeremiah Joseph Vega........................ 14 Mahmood Noorollahi........................... 15 Rosario Araceli Perez Barrios............... 16 Chad Ryan Brooks.............................. 16 Irene Carmela Palacios........................ 16 Steven Michael Stacy.......................... 16 Morgan Danelle Compton.................... 16 Jabulani Temba Moyo.......................... 17 Mary Sue Dial...................................... 17 Annette Galindo Garza........................ 17 Kimberly Kay Cantwell......................... 17 Joshua D. Morris................................. 17 Frederick Edward Beyer...................... 18 Branndon J. Frail................................. 18 Karen Lynn Leighton............................ 19 Valerie Josefina Tovar.......................... 19 Tou L. Xiong........................................ 21 Gabriel Castillo.................................... 22 Anne Marie Thompson........................ 22 Raymond Martinez.............................. 22 Micheal Hutzel Calloway...................... 23 Charles Wilkins.................................... 24 Lavell T. Hall......................................... 24 Debbie Evett Maxwell.......................... 24 Frank Xavier Farias.............................. 24 Krystal Denice Garza........................... 24

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Hilario Alberto Urquieta........................ 24 Jennie Valle......................................... 25 Valerie Serna....................................... 25 Katherine Lee Carrillo........................... 26 Samantha Gomez Ngamsuntikul......... 26 Mary J Cisneros................................... 27 Benigno Lozano Castillo...................... 27 Linda Jean Flores................................ 27 Irvin Richard Elliott Jr............................ 28 Larry Charles Franzoi Jr....................... 28 Brenda Lee Strege............................... 28 Jon Hudson......................................... 28 Tracy Michelle Sommer........................ 29 Monica Gomez Garcia......................... 30 Lesther West-Garcia............................ 30 Amanda Lauren Guajardo.................... 31

February

Gregory A Leos..................................... 1 Annette Frances Emmons Sellers.......... 2 Diana Yvonne Olivares........................... 2 Elizabeth Perry Lowrie........................... 3 Peter A. Liberman.................................. 3 Michael Shane Webster......................... 3 Joe A. Bravo.......................................... 3 Susan J. Vance...................................... 4 Freda L. Miller........................................ 4 Maria D. Leos........................................ 5 Janae Denise Ledet............................... 5 Beth Lynne Chaires............................... 6 Veronica Villarreal Garza........................ 6 Cathy Acevedo...................................... 6 Theodora J. Rodriguez.......................... 7 Cordelia Elizabeth Sandoval................... 7 Jacob Morris Palmer............................. 7 Steven Andrew Beeler........................... 8 Maria Del Angel Guajardo...................... 8 Jerry Cavazos........................................ 8 Patricia Ann Cox.................................... 9 Gloria G. Longoria................................. 9 Ann Colleen Hamilton............................ 9 Julia Maria Luna.................................... 9

Elizabeth Anne Serrano....................... 10 Tressa E. Monroe................................. 10 Miguel Angel Garza............................. 11 Elvira Galang Bayani............................ 12 Zabrina Lynn Marchant Laughner........ 13 Juston Alon Copeland......................... 13 Ericka Denise Alfred............................. 14 Ron Christopher Chavez...................... 16 Luz O. Nunez...................................... 16 Rosalva Cruz-Calderon........................ 17 Amanda Nicole Chase......................... 17 Roberto Varela Esquivel....................... 19 Stanley Thornton................................. 19 Jessica Marlene Jasso......................... 19 Margaret Flora Hall.............................. 20 Steve Vasquez..................................... 20 Gilbert J. Martinez............................... 20 Giovanna Azalea Camero.................... 20 Ashley Nichole Glenn........................... 20 Kathryn Irene Doctor............................ 22 Maria Delos A. Rivera.......................... 22 Jessica Rodriguez............................... 22 Rosa Nelia Perez................................. 23 Lara Ruth Thedford............................. 23 Desirae Orosco Gutierrez..................... 23 Pablo Rafeal Mendoza......................... 24 Melissa Lana Elizondo......................... 24 Arnold Valencia.................................... 24 Arnulfo V. Adame................................. 25 Azalea Elvira Elizondo.......................... 25 Robert Anthony Quintanilla.................. 26 Rosario B. Martinez............................. 26 Reilly Jo Porter.................................... 26 Rosalind Renee Daniel......................... 27 Douglas J. Armstrong.......................... 27 Jenny M. Donato................................. 27 Diandra Arlissa Garcia......................... 27 Karol Lynn Valdez................................ 27 Selest Rose Sanchez........................... 27 Hector Rocha Jr.................................. 28

Announcements |

New Hires (through Nov. 1)

Work anniversaries

Armando De Hoyos Jr...................... Technician I Adhemar Diosdado........................... Technician I Karin Bycraft..................................... Technician I Medardo David Chavez Juarez......... Support Services Technician Holden Lee Black............................. Technician I Racquel Torres Moreno..................... Lead Staffing Coordinator Ariel Renee Sanchez......................... Laboratory Technologist - MLT Angelica Maria Merryman................. Tissue Consent Coordinator Ashley Nichole Glenn........................ Component Laboratory Technologist John Parker Jr.................................. Technician III Krista Ann Herrera............................ Scheduling Coordinator Paula Stewart................................... Technician III Jessica Anne Van Zijll........................ Donor Recruitment Consultant Donald Wallace York......................... Vice President, Information Technology James Robert Latimer...................... Project Manager II Philip Wellington Miller...................... Technician II Matthew Thomas.............................. Technician II Esmeralda Morales........................... Technician II Takia Leigh McGee........................... Technician I Melissa Y Delbosque........................ Donor Advocate Nurse Jennifer Gayle Seals......................... Donor Recruitment Mobile Supervisor Martin Joseph Landon...................... Chief Executive Officer Tina Marie Boldt............................... Office Manager Adam Gordon Keller......................... Support Services Technician Scott Gary Knutson.......................... Laboratory Technologist Nicholas Timothy Masterson............. Human Resources Specialist Jenny Leigh Lane............................. Laboratory Technologist Lauren Elizabeth Blackwell................ Laboratory Technologist (NC) Krystal Guadalupe Valdez................. Technician II Juan Carlos Robles Cruz.................. Technician I Veronica A Rodriguez....................... Hospital Services Representative I Amanda Marie Krzywonski............... Laboratory Technician Chabrina Sashe Hawthorne.............. Laboratory Technician Brittany Rupez Teeter....................... Laboratory Technologist Heather Pearl Hughes...................... Program Coordinator, Strategy Management

December

Veronica Jean Gibson......................................................................................... 3 years Jarvis Vanprevin Reese....................................................................................... 3 years Valerie Alvarado.................................................................................................. 5 years Rebecca Limon Reyes........................................................................................ 5 years Gloria H Boyd................................................................................................... 10 years

January

Jessica Marlene Jasso........................................................................................ 3 years Cheyenne Ashley Saenz..................................................................................... 3 years Victoria Bailey..................................................................................................... 3 years Alfredo Garza Lopez Jr....................................................................................... 3 years Ayziz M. Garcia................................................................................................... 5 years Damon I. Lee...................................................................................................... 5 years Ryan Duke Farias............................................................................................... 5 years John Redmond Ehlert....................................................................................... 10 years Felita Diane Settle............................................................................................. 10 years Kathleen Felder Heath...................................................................................... 10 years Natalie Rene Watkins 15 years

February

Pamela M Harding.............................................................................................. 3 years Teresa Gonsalez................................................................................................. 5 years Meredyth Renee Denise Harada......................................................................... 5 years Harsha H. Patel.................................................................................................. 5 years Promise Rene Bryant.......................................................................................... 5 years Sandra Dunn Cordell.......................................................................................... 5 years Benigno Lozano Castillo................................................................................... 10 years Victor H. Alanis................................................................................................. 10 years Amy Sue Ryall.................................................................................................. 20 years

Promotions Ramonica Strong.................................................... Manager, ITS Process Excellence & Compliance Ryan Farias............................................................ Systems and Project Coordinator Davood Tokmehdash.............................................. Quality Assurance Manager Priscilla Casares..................................................... Quality Control Specialist Tiffany Cook........................................................... Lead Laboratory Technician Christina McConnell-Hicks...................................... Laboratory Technologist Vanessa Padilla....................................................... Quality Assurance & Compliance Specialist I Karmen James....................................................... Laboratory Compliance Manager Christina Cantu....................................................... Lead Support Services Technician Herlinda Williams.................................................... Technician III Mohammed Sayed................................................. Assistant Director, Planning Operations Henry Chase.......................................................... Component Processor I Michelle Perez........................................................ Technician II George Camareno.................................................. Technician I/Driver

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