HPDC Technical Committee

The primary role of this core group is to preserve the integrity of the content in the Health Product Declaration. The Technical Committee and its sub-groups are the principal forum for the discussion and preliminary adoption of technical specifications and standards, subject to the review, and within the strategic direction established by, the Board of Directors. Responsibilities include interpretation, revision and expansion of the tool. In particular, participants are subject matter experts in one or more of the following areas:

• Authoritative Hazard Lists and Screening Lists
• Standard / Format / Assessment tool creation
• Compliance and Certification
• Chemicals Policy
• Material Chemistry / Chemical Assessment / Toxicology
• Life Cycle Analysis
• Building Product Specification
• Chemical Data Management and Interoperability

2026 Technical Committee

NameOrganizationRole
Jiaxin LiKnauf GypsumMember
Erin KahnIntertekMember
Ramin GhamkharThe Sherwin-Williams CompanyMember
Erin SmithCopper Development AssociationMember
Annmarie OttSaint GobainMember
Ross KulickHumanscaleMember
Kimberly LombardozziW. R. MEADOWSCo-Chair
Matt Van DuinenWAP Sustainability ConsultingMember
Hannah RayInternational Living Future Institute (ILFI)Member
Joel ToddJoel Ann ToddMember
Graham CapobiancoNovalis Innovative FlooringMember
Sarah GilbergHabitableCo-Chair
Kolton KittermanMBDC, LLCMember
Rebecca BackerVerico, LLCMember
April MorrisKnauf InsulationMember
Peter JunkerNaturepedic Organic MattressesMember
Arthur ClarkeHMTX Industries, LLC.Observer
Alivia GreenBrightworks Sustainability LLCMember
Charlotte JollyZGF Architects LLP

Technical Sub-Groups (TSGs)

HPDC has established Technical Sub-Groups (TSGs) to address specific topics in depth. The TSGs examine issues and formulate recommendations for the Technical Committee. HPDC currently has two TSGs:

  • Material Health: Addresses issues related to hazard screening and reporting, and other related topics such as GreenScreen methodology, chemical identification systems such as CAS RN, Special Conditions for hazard screening, etc.
  • Social Equity & Circularity: Addresses issues related to social equity and circularity in the HPD Open Standard, including supply chain practices, responsible sourcing, reuse, end-of-life considerations, and related Special Conditions.

To express interest in participation and learn more about the nomination process, email info@hpd-collaborative.org.

2026 Technical Sub-Groups

Social Equity & Circularity

NameOrganizationRole
Jiaxin LiKnauf GypsumMember
Ruth MaustWAP Sustainability ConsultingMember
Wendy VittoriHPDCMember
Summer MinchewEcoimpact Consulting, LLCMember
Amy RunningBora ArchitectsMember
J Russell BeaumontCOOKFOX Architects, DPCMember
Joel ToddJoel Ann ToddMember
Susan KaplanHLW InternationalMember
Ieva SvatosMBDC, LLCMember
Alexandra BradfordMohawk Industries, Inc.Co-Chair
Seth JacksonThe Sherwin-Williams CompanyCo-Chair
Chantal LavigneVertima Inc.Member
Arthur ClarkeHMTX Industries, LLC.Member
Danielle EkeHKS, Inc.Member
Alivia GreenBrightworks Sustainability LLCMember

Material Health

NameOrganizationRole
Julia MorrisBora ArchitectsMember
Allison SmithHKS, Inc.Member
Jack DinningThe New School-The Parsons Healthy Materials LabMember
Dwayne FuhlhageProsocoMember
Peter JunkerHappsy Organic MattressesMember
Cathleen SmithDal-Tile, LLCMember
Mackenzie RoofLen-Tex CorporationCo-Chair
Danin MyersArmstrong World IndustriesMember
Peik TanArmstrong World IndustriesMember
Mary Rose PatwellWAP Sustainability ConsultingCo-Chair
Anne ScognamiglioLIVINGHAUSMember
Tina HeuselGreen SealMember
Wei-Yung LiuHabitableMember