James Randolph (Randy) Armstrong, Jr., Environmental Issues Director for Shell Oil Company, began his career with Shell in 1975. Mr. Armstrong has over 30 years environmental experience and has held various technical assignments in operations, engineering, health, safety and environmental. Mr. Armstrong has compliance and engineering experience in air, water and waste. He has been involved in environmental issues ranging from the Great Lake’s Basin study in the mid 70’s to his present role of coordinating Shell’s US activities on Climate Change. Past activities have included hazardous waste incinerator testing, biotreater design, groundwater recovery activities, landfill operations, and the implementation of Clean Air Act requirements. Mr. Armstrong is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University with a BS in Chemical Engineering. Randy is married, has two sons and resides in Kingwood, Texas.