Program management. Direct the New Investigator Award Program and the NACC Directory for a national research community spanning 37 Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers.
Stakeholder engagement. Maintain relationships across NACC, the ADRC network, the National Institute on Aging, and the wider AD/ADRD research community.
Database management. Design and manage NACC's researcher database, a 1,500+ variable system that powers communications, data platform access, surveys, funding programs, publications, and ADRC leadership opportunities.
Communications. Lead content development for the New Investigator Award Program, the ADRC Research Education Component, development of NACC's new website, naccdata.org, and instructional and support content for the ADRC researcher database and NACC Data Platform onboarding. Previously led communications for the hybrid bi-annual ADRC Meetings from 2021 to 2026, growing attendance from 320 to 1,379 and setting a record at every meeting, then trained my successor into the role.
Research and dissemination. Run research studies for the New Investigator Award Program and NACC's research education work, and present the findings to a national audience. Most recently a report on trends in Alzheimer's disease and related dementias among new and early-career investigators, delivered at the 2025 Fall ADRC Meeting.
AI integration. Apply AI across the role: content, web development, design, publishing, funding research, workflow automation, and presentations, tuned to a research community where the domain detail has to be right.