As the Vice President of Operations and General Manager of the San Francisco office at Veolia North America, Joy Ulickey plays a pivotal role in steering the company’s commitment to sustainability and resource management. With over 20 years of experience in leading large-scale, complex projects,...
As the Vice President of Operations and General Manager of the San Francisco office at Veolia North America, Joy Ulickey plays a pivotal role in steering the company’s commitment to sustainability and resource management. With over 20 years of experience in leading large-scale, complex projects, Joy has honed her expertise in facility management, smart building technologies, and commissioning processes. Her leadership is characterized by a strategic focus on enhancing operational efficiency and driving profitability through innovative solutions.
At Veolia, Joy oversees the P&L for the San Francisco team, ensuring that financial targets are met while maintaining the highest standards of service delivery. She is deeply involved in key projects that leverage her skills in Six Sigma and process engineering to implement energy efficiency initiatives and sustainable energy practices. Joy’s commitment to process improvement is evident in her ability to engage cross-functional teams around change, fostering a culture of continuous improvement that aligns with Veolia’s mission of creating a more sustainable world.
Her background in chemical engineering and HVAC controls further enriches her approach to energy management, allowing her to develop and execute strategies that optimize resource utilization and reduce environmental impact. Joy’s passion for cleantech and sustainable solutions positions her as a thought leader in the industry, driving forward-thinking initiatives that not only meet client needs but also contribute to a greener future. Through her leadership, Joy Ulickey exemplifies the integration of operational excellence with a commitment to sustainability, making a significant impact on both her team and the broader community.
