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Nicole Koharik

Global Sustainability Marketing Director, GOJO Industries

Nicole Koharik serves as the Global Sustainability Marketing Director for GOJO Industries, a global leader in hand hygiene and healthy skin and the inventor of PURELL® Hand Sanitizer. Koharik’s responsibilities at GOJO include corporate sustainability strategy, policies, goals and stakeholder engagement and reporting that help to advance GOJO global sustainability leadership. She also serves as the leader of the GOJO Enterprise Sustainability Governance Team, a cross-functional team accountable for the ongoing strategic governance and implementation process that ensures social, environmental and economic sustainability are critical components of GOJO business practices.

Koharik, who has been awarded for her work in advancing sustainability initiatives that drive results, is a regular conference presenter who shares her expertise on managing sustainability on a global scale and stakeholder engagement. Koharik has more than 15 years of marketing experience and holds a bachelor’s degree in applied communication and master’s degree in communications management.

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