responsibility
and reform of entitlement programs to ensure the viability and fairness
for all generations.
Prior to joining the Concord Coalition, she served as a National Director
for Economic Security 2000, a Washington based, educational and policy
organization addressing issues related to Social Security reform.
She
joined the Board of Directors of the Community Business Partnership and
is a newly-inducted board member for the Capitol Telecommunications Professionals,
working to re-invigorate the organization through the development of a
membership drive.
She
is a Member of the Advisory Board
of the Telework Coalition and in
2003 was awarded the first Bob de Lorenzi Memorial
Telework Award. This year, she is serving on the Washington Area Council
on Telework (WACOT) planning
committee. She has been a proponent of finding new and innovative
uses for technology to increase efficiencies in the workplace and address
transportation issues in a highly congested metropolitan region
She
is serving on the 2004 Virginia Joint Commission on Technology and Science's
(JCOTS) Advisory Committee on
Computer Crimes. She serves on the Board of the Central Fairfax
Chamber of Commerce, including serving as co-chair in the Technology Committee.
She is a member of the E-Commute Committee of the Northern Virginia Technology
Council and on the Executive Committee for the Texas Nanotechnology Initiative.
Ms.
de Lorenzi is a frequent speaker, panelist and media guest on issues related
to public policy, workforce and technology and women’s issues. Ms. de
Lorenzi is a graduate of George Mason
University .
|
