Matthew Yamatin

Sustainability Program Director @Thermo Fisher Scientific

Boston, MA, US

Environmental sustainability executive shaping company-wide strategy, product innovation, and customer partnerships at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Own global programs that embed sustainability into how we operate, design products, engage customers, and communicate progress — ensuring responsible science drives both business value and measurable environmental impact.What I Own- Enterprise sustainability strategy — climate, waste, water, and nature targets across a global footprint- Strategic customer engagement — partnering with customers to co-create decarbonization solutions and advance shared sustainability goals- Greener by Design — scaling sustainable product innovation, product carbon footprinting, ecolabels, and end-of-use solutions to make Thermo Fisher the preferred choice- Sustainability advisory to 8 diverse global businesses — from CDMO/CRO services to lab equipment, consumables, and distribution- Env sustainability narrative & reporting — shaping internal and external storytelling, voluntary disclosures, and evolving regulatory requirements- Team leadership — guiding a global team across Greener by Design, Customer Engagement, and Nature programs, fostering a culture of collaboration and innovationImpact- Established achievable next generation targets with SBTi-validation- Achieved public nature commitments- Created a climate data strategy achieving auditable reporting and scalable customer reporting including product carbon footprint (PCF)- Regarded as industry leader by customers - enabling co-creation opportunities- Advanced industry standards - ACT Ecolabel 2.0 with My Green Lab and biobased plastics / PCF with BioPhorumWhat Drives Me: Making sustainability actionable, measurable, and commercially meaningful — enabling a global science leader to accelerate innovation while reducing environmental impact at scale.

Rochester Institute of Technology

Microelectronic Engineering

Tufts University

BS, Environmental Engineering

MITx Courses

MicroMasters credential, Supply Chain Management