Leadership Team
The ESC Spectrum leadership team’s diverse experience extends across different decades, industries, universities, and roles. What do they all have in common? A passion for helping customers succeed. The ESC Spectrum team helps customers at facilities across the U.S. comply with air emissions compliance regulations, save time and resources, and solve challenging issues so they can maintain focus on their core business.
Meet Our Leadership Team
Senior Leadership Team
Jeff Rabensteine
Rachel Morgan
Michael Viator
Mark Shell
Brian Fowler
Deb Stock
Jesse Harlan
Greg Banchiere
Mike Sroka
Department Managers
Andy Taer
Anna Wilson
Anthony Dougherty
Bob Sackmann
Bobbi Greenwalt
Caroline Arino
Dan Waldo
Daniel Frome
Donny Klotz
Eric Kok
Heather Hardy
Eric Prater
Jennifer Shelian
Harvey Fierro
Jeramie Pahlman
Joel Thompson
Maclyn Williams
Matt Tripepi
Shaun Ellis
John Ash
Margie DiLoreto
Ramona Fischer
Susan Kennedy
Tom Barr
Leonard Baughman
Mark Gerhauser
Risheng Lin
Tanya Circle
From The Source Blog

New Release: QAInsight™ Version 1.3 Now Available
QAInsight helps industrial companies solve challenges with scheduling, planning, and tracking a myriad of activities related to performing Quality Assurance tests required by state and federal agencies. Enhancements in Version 1.3 offer new features to improve overall user experience.

The Importance of CEMS Probe Maintenance
The continuous emissions monitoring probe is the initial contact with the sample being drawn for monitoring. Preventative maintenance can help keep your probe functioning and provide you with years of reliable data and service. Our Field Service Technicians recommend inspecting probes annually to ensure they operate properly.

ESC Spectrum’s New 8864 Data Controller Generation 2 Offers Faster Communication and Updated Interface with Customizable Dashboards
Austin, TX, May 16, 2023; ESC Spectrum, the industry leader in air emissions monitoring and compliance, is excited to announce the release of the 8864 Data Controller Generation 2.ESC Spectrum (then