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Beverly J. Campbell, SCG’s President and founder, has 23 years of experience working with federal agencies and private-sector clients on many important health and environmental programs and initiatives. She combines scientific expertise with excellent management, writing, and communications skills. During her career, Ms. Campbell has held senior management positions in several consulting firms, managed support contracts for 14 different federal agencies and a dozen private clients, and supervised the efforts of more than 50 multidisciplinary professional and support staff.
Stacy E. Philipson, SCG’s Vice President of Administration, has 10 years of experience providing contract administrative support for the federal government. In addition, she is responsible for all financial management and corporate administration.
Joan M. Cox is a senior manager with 25 years of professional consulting experience in the health and environmental fields. She has managed various contracts projects and tasks to support the development of written and communication products, to conduct program evaluations and feasibility studies, to coordinate the development and maintenance of web sites and databases, to facilitate peer review of grant and fellowship applications, and to coordinate program reviews, workshops, symposia, and other types of meetings.
Darrell E. Anderson is a senior manager with 13 years of experience managing and supporting large, complex, multitask contracts for the federal government. He has expertise in biological, chemical, biochemical, nutritional, genetic, statistical, toxicological, and health sciences. Mr. Anderson has developed and authored numerous scientific manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, meeting summaries, and other publications, including NIH clinical practice guidelines and patient and consumer materials. His prior experience includes a 15-year career in public school education as a science teacher and administrator, with expertise in science curriculum development, educational testing and evaluation, and program development.
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Marcia R. Feinleib has 25 years of experience as a public health analyst, technical writer, and publications specialist, during which time she has managed complex, multitask contracts and publications projects. With a background in biochemistry, pharmacology, and epidemiology, she has been responsible for projects dealing with analyses of major scientific issues, including minority health and evaluation of health and biomedical programs, collection and presentation of scientific data, evaluation of health and biomedical programs, and writing, researching, and producing publications for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Agency for Healthcare Research And Quality (AHRQ).
Maria Osvald is a senior manager with 20 years of editorial experience and more than 11 years of publications management experience in the health and environmental fields, with particular emphasis on topics such as minorities and women in clinical cancer research, diet and DNA methylation, nutritional genomics and proteomics in cancer prevention, cardiovascular disease, digestive diseases, and children's environmental health research and disease prevention.
Susie Warner is a senior manager with 11 years of experience as a meeting professional. She is responsible for overseeing all aspects of meeting planning and management. She has excellent organizational, client relations, multitasking, and communication skills. She supervises staff in all aspects of conference management, including: budget development and maintenance; site selection; contract negotiations; program development; travel and hotel arrangements; audiovisual support; food and beverage selection; coordination of vendors and suppliers; database maintenance; and meeting followup, including the distribution of meeting minutes and summaries. She has managed and planned more than 600 meetings, conferences, and special events for a variety of clients in the public and private sectors. back to top
