Sanyin Siang

Ms. Siang manages a center that is committed to influencing the way that scholars and executives think about and practice ethical leadership in the 21^st century. It does so by facilitating the exchange of best practices among leaders and engages scholars in cutting-edge research.

She as spoken on leadership, ethics, and science policy to different groups including the MIT Sloan School of Management, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Center for Creative Leadership, Kent School of Law, Claremont College, and Trinity College, and was an ethics mentor with West Point’s National Conference on Ethics in America. In 2004, she was nominated and selected to be a civilian member of the US Army War College’s National Security Seminar. She also serves as a leadership coach to executives in private industry and public agencies.

She also has a mix of experiences in management, ethics, policy, and journalism. She has served as the deputy editor the Professional Ethics Report of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (the world’s largest federation of scientific and engineering societies), and was also the Associate online editor for the American Bar Association’s Science & Technology Law Section Newsletter. She also was an editorial board member and ethics expert for the journal, Clinical Researcher, and also as contributing editor and writer to several publications including IEEE Spectrum, Science Magazine, and Elvesier’s HMS Beagle. She was a co-founder and chair for the Info-Structure Security Dialogue, a group of government representatives, industry leaders and lawyers working to resolve IT and national security issues.

Ms. Siang received her MBA and BSE from Duke University.