The Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) has appointed National Security Agency (NSA) research directorate personnel Karen Presley and Linda Burger to join the organization’s executive board.
Presley and Burger will demonstrate the implementation of technology transfer efforts to augment NSA’s efforts as part of their new roles, the agency said Monday.
The consortium has named Presley to lead the education committee as its first chairperson. She will work to help the team enhance education initiatives for its members. Burger has also taken the role of vice chair at the committee under her appointment.
Composed of 300 federal government research laboratories, centers and agencies in the U.S., FLC seeks to promote tech transfer efforts to its member laboratories to achieve commercialization objectives.
About Federal Laboratory Consortium
The Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) is the formally chartered, nationwide network of over 300 federal laboratories, agencies, and research centers that fosters commercialization best practice strategies and opportunities for accelerating federal technologies from out of the labs and into the marketplace.
