Panel Discussion on Water, Nature and Corporate Risks

Wednesday, October 8, 2025

11:45am - 12:30pm MT

Location: Sustainability Pavilion Theater, West Building, Lower Level, Expo Floor

Panel Moderator (Sus)(s)

Alua Suleimenova

Senior Sustainability Program Manager
Marvell Technology
Santa Clara, CA, United States

Panelist (Sus)(s)

Sheuli Molla

Manager- Global Environment & Sustainability
ASM
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Jennifer Heymann

Water Advisor Head
Waterplan
San Francisco, CA, United States
Kevin Mucha

Partner - Engineer
ERM
Walnut Creek, CA, United States
Marissa Streyle

Sector Lead
Alliance for Water Stewardship, TX, United States

Water is consistently a material issue for the semiconductor industry, whether the viewpoint is enterprise value creation or impacts to society and the environment. While companies are making strides to protect access to water in sufficient quantity and quality, a focus on internal activities such as efficiency and discharge management is inadequate for building resilience. To thrive long-term, companies need to adapt to the water-related risks to their supply chains as well as their core operations and local communities. This session examines the strategic facets of water resilience from a supply chain perspective, looking to risk and opportunity outside the facility fence. Regions important to the semiconductor supply chain – including those in Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America – are in scope for this exploration.