Steven A. Townsend
President and CEO

Mr. Townsend was appointed Spectraserv’s President and CEO in 1983, and since then he has utilized his executive management skills to ensure the proper allocation of resources for all Spectraserv companies. He retains ultimate responsibility for finances and regulatory compliance, as well as defines the Companies' markets, develops its business plan, and fulfills all contractual obligations. In addition, he is a member of the Board of Directors of each of the Firm's subsidiary companies. Prior to joining Spectraserv, Mr. Townsend spent eight years with the City of Philadelphia Water Department as Chief of Sludge Management. In this role, he successfully led the City's research, planning, and development of alternatives to ocean disposal. Through experience gained in this position and with a previous waste industry employer, Mr. Townsend developed negotiating, project management, and public relations skills important to the success of Spectraserv.

John A. Robbins, C.P.A.
Treasurer and Comptroller

Mr. Robbins joined Spectraserv in 1982, and since then has improved many internal accounting programs, including, the implementation of a new financial management information system that gives Spectraserv's project managers increased job planning and cost control. In addition, he revised accounting procedures to improve internal controls and facilitate external reporting, so that both clients and regulating agencies can be assured of Spectraserv’s financial standing. As Treasurer and Comptroller, Mr. Robbins establishes corporate fiscal policy, directs accounting functions, and maintains financial documentation for analysis and reporting purposes for Spectraserv and its affiliations. In addition, he manages receivables and payables, and implements and enforces rigorous cost control procedures on every project the Company undertakes. As Risk Manager, Mr. Robbins maintains Spectraserv’s insurance portfolio. Additionally, he works with loss control specialists to minimize operating and professional liabilities that can cause losses for Spectraserv or its clients and have the potential to increase costs. Previously Mr. Robbins was employed for a Nabisco subsidiary, providing a broad base of essential corporate accounting functions.

John Wengryn
Senior Vice President of Operations

Mr. Wengryn is the Senior Vice President of Operations where he is responsible for the daily operational management of Spectraserv’s waste operations and construction services divisions. In 1973 Mr. Wengryn joined Spectraserv as a sales and operations coordinator. He assumed the current position of vice president and chief of operations in 1984. Since then, he has become responsible for the oversight of bid and contract preparation, including the estimation of the labor and equipment demands for these proposals. In addition, Mr. Wengryn supervises the development and implementation of operational schedules for work to be performed in both the Waste Operation and Construction Divisions.

Francis Senske, P.E.
Senior Vice President of Technical Services

Mr. Senske is the Senior Vice President of Technical Services and is responsible for the technical management and planning of all of the business activities performed by Spectraserv, as well as the development of new business ventures considered and implemented by the firm. In addition, he directs the overall regulatory compliance of Spectraserv's processing facilities, trucking activities and construction projects. Prior to joining Spectraserv in 1989, Mr. Senske was employed by Black & Veatch as the Engineering Manager of it’s Philadelphia office, where he supervised an interdisciplinary team of engineers on numerous sludge, solid waste, and hazardous waste management projects, as well as other environmental engineering tasks. Mr. Senske also spent ten years with the Philadelphia Water Department as Manager of the City's Sludge Management Program. He directed an extensive staff and budget for the development and implementation of comprehensive sludge management and utilization programs, and was charged in leading the City to establishing a full-scale composting facility.

Jesus Urriola
Vice President

Mr. Urriola joined Spectraserv in 1970 as a member of its barging operations and over the years has advanced through the company’s hierarchy to his current position as Vice President due to such qualities as reliability, organizational capabilities, and sound judgment. He directly supervises the labor workforce and oversees the daily activities of all Waste Operation and Construction Division projects for Spectraserv. This includes the implementation of system rehabilitation projects, tank, digester, and lagoon cleaning services, etc. to assure full and timely completion. Mr. Urriola is also responsible for the operation and maintenance of Spectraserv's processing facility, vehicle fleet, mobile dewatering units, and barges.

Steve Kulcsar
Vice President

Mr. Kulcsar has been with Spectraserv since 1987. Starting as a Project Manager for treatment plant rehabilitation projects and he quickly ascended to the position of Division Manager of the Construction Division and is now a Vice President. He manages and directs Spectraserv's treatment system, construction and mechanical rehabilitation and repair projects applying his experience and expertise to projects as varied and technically demanding as the installation of wastewater treatment equipment, the upgrade of pump stations and the installation of state-of-the-art sludge treatment systems to complete design and build of Water Pollution Control Plants. Mr. Kulcsar is responsible for the oversight of over 30 projects in various phases of development and implementation for Spectraserv’s Construction Division and directs a staff of over 20 engineers, construction superintendents and foreman as well as nearly 40 skilled construction technicians.