Getting Back to Work

A New York native living in New Jersey; Tinamarie has worked at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) for more than 20 years holding various leadership roles.  She is currently the Global Lead for BMS’s DAWN (Differently-Abled Workplace Network) people and business resource group, which holds a mission to foster an environment and workplace culture that promotes the value of individuals with disabilities and their contributions to the company mission of helping patients prevail over serious diseases.  DAWN has more than 2,200 members in 20 chapters around the world.  Tinamarie is also a board member of All Wheels Up, a global organization that is conducting research and advocating for a wheelchair spot on commercial aircrafts. She is the mother of two smart and active children that keep her busy running from a lacrosse field to a fencing match.

Noreen is responsible for leading BMS’s Business Continuity governance and strategy as well as the Corporate Event Response Team’s prevention, response and recovery of significant risks and crises to the enterprise. Prior to assuming this role in 2020, Noreen was responsible for investigating cyber security threats and regularly performed security risk mitigation strategies designed to reduce cost while ensuring the safety and security of personnel, facilities and products. She regularly aligned with her cross functional partners and developed and implemented a successful insider threat program and a companywide work place violence prevention and preparedness program. In 1985, Noreen began her career as a New Jersey State Trooper and later joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 1991. Noreen retired as a FBI Senior Executive where she oversaw transnational organized crime investigations. She received a B.S. in Education from East Stroudsburg University and a M.A. in Educational Administration from Seton Hall University.