Tim Sullivan
About Tim Sullivan
Tim Sullivan is the Director of Global Procurement, Innovation, and Growth at SC Johnson and a board member at the Children's Home of Haiti.
Title and Current Positions
Tim Sullivan holds the title of Director, Global Procurement, Innovation and Growth at SC Johnson in Racine, WI. He also serves as a Board Member for the Children's Home of Haiti in Gressier, Port au Prince. In addition, he enjoys his retirement in Racine, WI.
Professional Background
Tim Sullivan has over two decades of experience at SC Johnson. His roles included Senior Manager, Supplier Innovation (2009-2013), Senior Manager, Global Procurement (2003-2009), and Senior Manager, Global Procurement - Packaging Components (2000-2006). His extensive career demonstrates a consistent track record of building strategies and processes to deliver sustainable results.
Education and Expertise
Tim Sullivan studied Food Science and Bacteriology at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, earning a BS degree in just one year from 1975 to 1976. His academic background has contributed to his expertise in strategic planning, tactical implementation, and leadership in environmental issues.
Contributions to Public Health
Tim Sullivan has been instrumental in public health initiatives, especially in the fight against mosquito-borne diseases. He has developed multiple public-health products and leads a dedicated team called the Base of the Pyramid Group. His work aims to protect vulnerable populations and has spanned over a decade.
Sustainability and Environmental Initiatives
Tim Sullivan has led significant sustainability efforts at SC Johnson. He launched the first 100% recycled plastic bottle 33 years ago and the first concentrate product 12 years ago. He has worked on addressing plastic waste and protecting forests. Additionally, he launched the Greenlist™ program in 2001 to choose safer ingredients and has advocated for smart regulation and transparency in ingredient disclosure.
Philanthropy and Social Impact
Tim Sullivan has been involved in the Children's Home of Haiti project for over seven years, helping to rescue, nurture, and educate children. He is responsible for the care of 28 children and the education of 100 children at the Children's Home of Haiti school. His strategic planning and leadership have been critical to the project's success.