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Marc Lieber was appointed in December 2004 and reappointed in May 2005. Commissioner Lieber served as Vice Chair upon his appointment, then served as Chair for the 2005-06 fiscal year.
Mr. Lieber is the President of ProFicient Technologies, a management consulting firm based in Rockville, specializing in project management consulting for corporations and strategic proposal management for federal contractors.
Mr. Lieber worked as a management consultant for ICF Kaiser Engineers from 1981 to 1994, specializing in environmental management, and serving as a Project Manager and consultant on projects involving hazardous waste site assessment, cost estimation, schedule control, procurement, and engineering management. Mr. Lieber served as a corporate-level officer of this publicly-traded company. He participated in the successful Kaiser-Hill joint venture win for one of the largest environmental procurements ever awarded, the $3 billion cleanup of the US Department of Energy's Rocky Flats plant in Colorado.
In 1997, Mr. Lieber was appointed as a business representative by Governor Glendening to the Patuxent River Commission, an inter-jurisdictional group created by State legislation in 1980 to address environmental issues for the longest river within Maryland's borders. Many WSSC facilities are located along the Patuxent River, including two reservoir and dam systems, a water filtration plant, and two wastewater treatment plants. Mr. Lieber worked with WSSC to address environmental challenges to protect the Patuxent and the Chesapeake Bay, and to prevent oil spills in WSSC-operated areas. Elected by his fellow Commissioners, Mr. Lieber served from 2002 to 2004 as Chair of the commission, and served as Vice Chair from 1999 to 2002. He participated in development of the statewide Tributary Strategies to protect the Chesapeake Bay, and advocated for economically efficient Bay cleanup approaches for both wastewater and control of urban "non-point" sources of water pollution.
Mr. Lieber serves as a director on the Board of Maryland Youth Ballet, one of the top ballet schools in the Washington DC area. Mr. Lieber served on the board of Kol Shalom congregation in Bethesda from its founding in 2001 to 2006. He served on the board of the Montgomery Workforce Development Corporation, and was a founder of MOVE, a citizens group advocating for improved transportation solutions in Montgomery County. He is a member of the Technology Council of Maryland and the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Lieber earned bachelors and masters degrees from the University of California Berkeley and its Graduate School of Public Policy.
Mr. Lieber is married to Annette (Bamberger) Lieber and has four children.
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