Prior to Guiding Green, Julie held various positions over her ten year career at Abbott Laboratories in the manufacturing and environmental, health & safety organizations. Her responsibilities ranged from EHS compliance in R&D labs and production facilities to developing global programs to enable corporate environmental performance improvement. Additionally, as Manufacturing Coordinator, she was responsible for optimizing the manufacturing of the active ingredient in Biaxin®, an antibiotic indicated for the treatment of mild to moderate infections.
Julie earned a Bachelor of Arts from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL and a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health Science from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. She is a Six Sigma Green Belt, Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM), and Vice President and Membership Chair of the Michigan chapter of the Association of Hazardous Materials Professionals. Julie has also co-authored numerous papers on the subject of sustainability and green chemistry in peer reviewed publications and trade journals, and presented on related subjects.
Green Chemistry Strategies for Drug Discovery, Ed. Emily A. Peterson and Julie B. Manley. London: Royal Society of Chemistry, publication pending 2015.
Opportunities for Greener Alternatives in Chemical Formulations, Jessop, PG; Ahmandpour, F; Buczynski, MA, Burns, TJ; Green II, NB; Korwin, R; Long, D; Massad, SK; Manley, JB; Omidbakhsh, N; Pearl, R; Pereira, S; Predale, RA; Sliva, PG; VanderBilt, H; Weller, S; Wolf, MH; Green Chemistry, 2015, Advance Article, DOI: 10.1039/C4GC02261K
Introduction to Green Pharmaceutical Science: Fact, Fiction, and Future, Manley, JB; Scalable Green Chemistry, Ed. Stefan G. Koenig. Singapore: Pan Stanford Publishing Pte., Ltd, 2013, 1- 25.
The Green Chemistry Approach to Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Kopach, M; Leahy, D; Manley, J; Innovations in Pharmaceutical Technology, 43, December 2012.
Marketchemica and ACS on Sustainability, Comanita, B; Manley, J; Chemical Informer, September 12, 2012. http://chemicalinfo.com/informer-section/september2012-marketchemica-and-acs-on-sustainability/
Continuous Processing in the Manufacture of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Finished Dosage Forms: An Industry Perspective, Poechlauer, P; Manley, J; Broxterman, R; Gregertsen, B; Ridemark, M; Org. Process Res. Dev, 2012, 16 (10), 1586-1590.
Using the right green yardstick: Why process mass intensity is used in the pharmaceutical industry to drive more sustainable processes, Jimenez-Gonzalez, C; Ponder, CS; Broxterman, QB; Manley, JB; Org. Process Res. Dev., 2011, 15, 912–917.
Key Green Engineering Research Areas for Sustainable Manufacturing: A Perspective from Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemicals Manufacturers , Jimenez-Gonzalez,C; Poechlauer,P; Broxterman,QB; Yang, BS; am Ende, D; Baird,J; Bertsch,C; Hannah, RE; Dell’Orco, P; Noorman,H; Yee, S; Reintjens, R; Wells,A; Massonneau,V; Manley, J; Organic Process Research & Development, 2011, 15 (4), pp 900–911.
PAT & Green Chemistry: The intersection of Benign by Design and Quality by Design, Cue, B; Berridge, J; Manley, JB; Pharmaceutical Engineering, March/April 2009. (Selected as a finalist for the Article of the Year.)
A Greener Prescription, Cue, B; Manley, J; The Chemical Engineer, 2007, 795, 52-54.
Frontiers in Green Chemistry: meeting the grand challenges for sustainability in R&D and manufacturing, Manley, JB; Anastas, PT; Cue, BW; Journal of Cleaner Production, 2007, 16, 743-750.
Key green chemistry research areas – A perspective from pharmaceutical manufacturers, Constable, DJC; Dunn, PJ; Hayler, JD; Humphrey, JR; Leazer, Jr., JL; Linderman, RJ; Lorenz, K; Manley, J; Pearlman, BA; Wells, A; Zaks, A; Zhang, TY; Green Chemistry, 2007, 9, 411 – 420.