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Gary M. Rodrigues has joined The Cytokine Institute and Green Reach Consulting as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Having previously served as Senior Vice President and Managing Director of the Willis Group's Environmental Practice in North America, Mr. Rodrigues brings over 25 years of expertise in insurance and risk management regarding environmental, health, safety, and toxic tort issues. Prior to Willis, Mr. Rodrigues served as Partner in Arthur Andersen's US-based Environmental, Health, and Safety- liability-focused practice.

Also from Willis, Michael Roche joins Green Reach Consulting as Senior Vice President and Managing Director. An attorney by trade, Mr. Roche is a toxic tort, products liability and regulatory compliance specialist. Prior to joining Green Reach, he practiced tort and insurance coverage law at Burns & Levinson and Donovan Hatem in Boston.

With an M.D. degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine, a M.P.H. degree from the Harvard University School of Public Health, and medical residencies in Occupational Medicine and Medical Toxicology and in Internal Medicine, Dr. Bruce Gillis brings over 30 years of medical expertise as founder and CEO of The Cytokine Institute.

The Cytokine Institute provides a variety of consulting services in the area of litigation support, risk management, human resources, medical toxicology and healthcare. The organization developed DNA-based technologies, which provide vital information that is germane to Material Safety Data Sheets, the recently enacted REACH protocol and numerous other international, and United States rules and regulations concerning potentially harmful substances.

CONTACT: For more information visit http://www.cytokineinstitute.com or contact Leslie Valenza at (202) 258-3223 or lvalenza@levick.com .


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