Earth Science Information Partners hires new leader
BOULDER — Earth Science Information Partners, a Boulder-based nonprofit organization formed by NASA to advance earth science data gathering and collaboration efforts, recently hired Susan Shingledecker as executive director.
Shingledecker, who will take over her new position next week, currently works as vice president and director of programs for the Chesapeake Conservancy in Maryland.
“The challenges facing our world today are so great, so urgent and so complex — it is essential that we bring together our greatest Earth science minds working to steward and curate scientifically sound Earth science data and information to develop coordinated, collaborative solutions,” Shingledecker said in a prepared statement. “The power and diversity of partners within the ESIP community from federal agencies, to academic institutions and private sector data science leaders, provides the right environment to foster true partnership and collaboration.
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