Suggestions
Adam Greenberg
Society Executive Director at IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society
Adam Greenberg is the Executive Director of the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society (SSCS), a position he assumed on July 13, 2020.3 As the Society Executive Director, Greenberg leads the SSCS executive office and plays a crucial role in supporting and advancing the society's initiatives.5
Professional Background
Adam Greenberg holds a B.A. degree in journalism from New York University.3 He is an award-winning business leader with a proven track record in developing and directing various programs.2
Responsibilities
As the Executive Director, Greenberg's primary areas of responsibility include:
- Corporate and business interface
- Governance
- Finance
- Marketing and society communications
- Strategic and tactical planning
- Business development1
Career Achievements
Prior to his current role, Greenberg served as the Technical Activities & Industry Outreach Director at IEEE Communications Society. His experience and leadership have been instrumental in guiding the SSCS's executive office in supporting and carrying out the society's mission.5
Adam Greenberg's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "adamgreenberg".24 His profile showcases his role as the Society Executive Director at IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society, where he continues to contribute to the advancement of solid-state circuits technology and related fields.
Highlights
The IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society is hiring! https://lnkd.in/gJraw6UZ
Now Accepting Applications: IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society James D. Meindl Innovators Award
Deadline for Submissions: December 15th
The IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society (SSCS) James D. Meindl Innovators Award, which honors the legacy and contributions of Professor Meindl, was established in 2021. Eligibility requirements and application instructions are below. If you or someone you know has an exciting proposal idea, please refer to the application package: https://lnkd.in/eUQxYeCM
This award was created to support innovation in the field of solid-state circuits by funding projects that build excitement around the field among future generations, encouraging their participation, and awarding applicants whose project proposals are selected. Project examples include, but are not limited to: design activities that engage students at the pre-college or undergraduate level, and/or teams from under-represented groups; development of tools that provide broad access to design and simulation resources; and projects that expand the application of solid-state circuits technology to new areas.
To apply, you must be a current SSCS member in good standing, with an initial join date at least in the previous calendar year. Each recipient receives a development grant of up to $20,000 to support the recipient’s project proposal, plus a plaque and a $5,000 honorarium.
