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I started as a Route Service Representative back in March 1984 at a small lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts called Spectrum Medical Labs as one of only six drivers. Spectrum was acquired by Met Path and Corning and eventually became Quest Diagnostics.

Before I started as an RSR, I was a single 21-year-old construction worker in Chelsea, Massachusetts who never thought about ever working in the medical field. But one day, my brother-in-law talked about a job opening as a medical courier with his father at Spectrum. So, I applied, and 40 years later here I am.

Over the last 40 years working here, I got married to my beautiful wife of 38 years, raised 2 children, and now have 3 grandchildren. I have also been a youth football and baseball coach for the last 26 years in my hometown of Chelsea.

During my 40-year career at Quest Diagnostics, I have run 37 different routes and have been a route driver, swing driver, and a stat driver and have serviced clients in every corner of New England, from Massachusetts and Connecticut to Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. I can’t even imagine how many miles I have driven for Quest, but I know it’s a lot.

I absolutely love driving, but now I don’t get to do too much driving as I am currently a Sr RSR servicing exclusively Quest’s largest client in Boston (NeighborHealth, which was formerly East Boston Neighborhood Health Center). I feel like a movie star as I walk through the halls of the health center every day. Everyone from the janitors to security, doctors, nurses and even the CEO know me and yell my name and high-five me. It’s such a great feeling to work with such amazing people.

I have met some wonderful people over the years at Quest—a lot who have become lifelong friends. My coworkers, leaders, and customers are just amazing. I am absolutely honored to work for such an amazing company that has been a huge part of my family for the last 40 years.

SLB’s sustainability performance has earned the company a place on the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices for World and North America, a leading benchmark of global sustainability leaders.

The Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices measure companies’ performance using environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The indices feature world and regional sustainability leaders identified by S&P Global, through its Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA).

The CSA is a database for corporate sustainability performance used by S&P Global clients across 49 countries. It scores companies based on industry-specific, financially relevant sustainability criteria, enabling investors to identify businesses that effectively combine sustainability performance with economic success.

“These distinctions are a testament to our sustainable business strategy, robust framework performance, and the unwavering passion of our people. As a global technology company driving energy innovation for a balanced planet, we are embedding sustainability into every aspect of our operations, growing our business while positively impacting the energy landscape,” says Vice President of Sustainability Mikki Corcoran.

Being listed in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class World Indices means SLB is recognized as one of the top 10% of the largest 2,500 companies based on performance across ESG criteria.

SLB has also been selected for inclusion in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025, a leading reference on corporate sustainability. S&P considered 7,690 companies based on assessment of CSA scores. This year’s yearbook includes 780 companies across 62 industries. Companies must score within the top 15% of their industry.

This adds to the company’s sustainability performance distinctions across other ESG frameworks including an A rating on the CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) Supplier Engagement Leaderboard, a B in CDP’s Climate rating, and a score of AA in the Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) rating.

Learn more about SLB sustainability initiatives here.

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