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Misty Guard joins International Code Council’s PMG team

July 14, 2016
Guard will work closely with the Code Council’s Technical Services, Government Relations and Evaluation Service divisions Prior to joining the Code Council, Guard’s most recent position was in government and regulatory affairs at the Bradley Corporation Guard began her education at Purdue University, obtaining a bachelor of science in biology
Misty Guard.

Misty Guard has joined the International Code Council (ICC) as Vice President of Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, and Swimming Pool (PMG) Programs. Guard will work closely with the Code Council’s Technical Services, Government Relations and Evaluation Service divisions to promote ICC codes, standards, products and services at the federal, state and local level, as well as represent the Code Council globally in the Standard Developing Organizations community.

In her role, she will lead a cross-functional team of staff from throughout the ICC Family of Companies to help align the organization’s PMG strategy to have maximum impact in the marketplace.

"We are very excited to have Misty join the ICC team," said Code Council Chief Executive Officer Dominic Sims, CBO. "Misty brings both strong technical expertise and national relationships within the PMG community including trade associations, manufacturers, academia, and government. A self-described 'change agent,' she will build on the progress made by others who have been in this role and help advance ICC’s PMG goals and mission."

Prior to joining the Code Council, Guard’s most recent position was in government and regulatory affairs at the Bradley Corporation, a leading manufacturer of plumbing products worldwide. In her career, Guard has worked in all business sectors, from consulting to corporate America including Home Depot and Walmart, governmental agencies such as the National Science Foundation and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and with not-for-profit agencies.

Guard began her education at Purdue University, obtaining a bachelor of science in biology with a specialization in ecology and minor in environmental science.  She received a master of science in public policy with specializations in environmental policy and public administration at the Georgia Institute of Technology, with a graduate certificate in international research and innovation policy from PRIME and the European Inter-University Association on Society, Science, and Technology.

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