The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute is the leading non-profit membership organization that connects those dedicated to reducing earthquake risk. 

Our multidisciplinary members include engineers, geoscientists, social scientists, architects, planners, emergency managers, academics, students, and other like-minded professionals. 

EERI has been bringing people and disciplines together since 1948.

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Earthquake Engineering Research Institute

Earthquake Engineering Research Institute's headquarters in Oakland, CA, United States

Heidi Tremayne

Nick Gregor

Terri R. Norton

Nicholas Gregor

N. Hawkins

Ayse Hortacsu

Thalia Anagnos

The Project Management and Coordination team at the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute is responsible for overseeing and facilitating projects that aim to reduce earthquake risk. This team collaborates with diverse stakeholders to ensure effective communication, resource allocation, and strategic planning, while managing initiatives such as the Learning From Earthquakes Travel Study Program. Their focus is on integrating knowledge across disciplines to advance research and promote best practices in earthquake engineering.

Project Management and Coordination

The Leadership Team at the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute sets the strategic direction, oversees organizational operations, and ensures alignment with EERI’s mission to reduce earthquake risk. The team includes the Past President, who provides historical continuity and guidance; the President, who leads current initiatives and governance; and the Vice President, who supports leadership efforts and succession planning.

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