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CRISIS RCSPOIISC D.C. "What are you doing here?" he asked. I smiled and replied. "The same thing you are." He walked into the crowded auditorium and took a seat next to Dr Seiikoff. who turned to me and waved, it was starting all over again. Matthew m. Swetonic is currently senior vice-president and director of environ mental operations at the E. Bruce Harrison Company. Before joining EBH m 1991. he was vice-president and director of Hill and Knowiton's Division of Scientific, Technical, and Environmental Affairs (STEA). a position he held since 1986. While at Hill and Knowlton. Mr. Swetonic handled crisis communications and environmental health problems for clients in the chemicaL mining, plastics, food, and cosmetics industries. After graduating from Columbia University 's Graduate School of Journalism, he joined the public relations staff of the JohnsManville Corporation. He was named director ofenvironmental affairs in 1971. In 1972, he'became the first full-time executive director of the Asbestos Information Association/North America, a trade association dealing with health and environ mental problems in the industry. 311