The Griffiss Institute (GI) was established in 2002 as an independent 501(c)(3) entity governed by a Board of Directors. The primary role of the GI is to advocate and facilitate the co-operation of private industry, academia and government in developing solutions to critical cyber security problems. Another prime role is to build upontechnologies under development at the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Information Directorate to further strengthen the security of our nation's cyber infrastructure.By partnering AFRL with private industry and academia the Griffiss Institute is able to facilitate and grow the technology base of the Upstate NY region. We are focused on providing an environment conducive to the growth of technology and ideas by creating a collaborative research environment accessible to AFRL, local business and academia with the expressed goals of fostering research leading to new solutions in information assurance and spinning out new business opportunities.Member of the Business Incubation Association of New York State.

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Griffiss Institute

Griffiss Institute's headquarters in Rome, NY, United States

Heather Hage

Michael Feng

Angela Wright

Dean Korsak

Timothy Thomas

Seth Mulligan

Melissa Tallman

The Leadership Team at the Griffiss Institute is responsible for driving the strategic vision and operational governance of the organization. This team, composed of the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Brand Officer, and Chief Talent Officer, works collaboratively to ensure a harmonious integration between private industry, academia, and government sectors. Their primary focus areas include fostering innovation in cybersecurity, expanding the technological growth of the Upstate NY region, and maintaining a collaborative research environment that aligns with the goals of the Air Force Research Lab Information Directorate.

Leadership Team

The Analysts team at Griffiss Institute plays a critical role in ensuring alignment and efficiency in program management, talent development, and operational execution. The Talent Division Program Analyst focuses on sourcing and nurturing talent within the technology sector, while the Portfolio and Project Analyst manages and monitors projects to ensure they meet strategic goals and deadlines. The ACE Program Operations Analyst oversees the operational aspects of the AFRL Commercialization & Entrepreneurship (ACE) program, optimizing processes to drive innovation and project success.

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