Experts
The Coalition for Sensible Safeguards is led by a variety of issue experts, who are available to discuss the crucial need for public protections and the unconscionable efforts to delay and block vital standards and safeguards. If you would like to speak with one of our experts, please contact us.
Regulatory Process and Legislation
- Robert Weissman, Public Citizen (chair)
- Sam Berger, Center for American Progress
- Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen
- James Goodwin, Center for Progressive Reform
- Matt Kent, Public Citizen
- Celine McNicholas, Economic Policy Institute
- Amit Narang, Public Citizen
- Peg Seminario, AFL-CIO
- Matthew Shudtz, Center for Progressive Reform
- Rachel Weintraub, Consumer Federation of America
Appropriations Riders
- Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen
Consumer Product Safety
- Rachel Weintraub, Consumer Federation of America
Economy, Jobs and Wages
- Josh Bivens, Economic Policy Institute
- Celine McNicholas, Economic Policy Institute
Energy
- Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen
Environment
- Andrew Rosenberg, Union of Concerned Scientists
Financial Security
- Lisa Donner, Americans for Financial Reform
- Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen
- Remington A. Gregg, Public Citizen
- Bart Naylor, Public Citizen
- Marcus Stanley, Americans for Financial Reform
Food Safety
- Colin O’Neil, Environmental Working Group
International Trade
- Lori Wallach, Public Citizen
- Robert Weissman, Public Citizen
Public Health
- Michael Carome, Public Citizen
- Sidney Wolfe, Public Citizen
Scientific Integrity
- Andrew Rosenberg, Union of Concerned Scientists
Small Businesses, Entrepreneurs and Innovation
- Frank Knapp, American Sustainable Business Council
- David Levine, American Sustainable Business Council
Technology
- Jeffrey Chester, Center for Digital Democracy
Transportation
- Catherine Chase, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety
- Jason Levine, Center for Auto Safety
Worker Health and Safety
- Shanna Devine, Public Citizen
- Peg Seminario, AFL-CIO
- Matthew Shudtz, Center for Progressive Reform
- Katie Tracy, Center for Progressive Reform
- Michael Wright, United Steelworkers