Ann Bryant
About Ann Bryant
Ann Bryant serves as the Facilities Management Division Director at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where she oversees facilities that support scientific research and technological development. With a Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Tennessee, she has extensive experience in research and technical assistance, contributing to national security and environmental restoration efforts.
Work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ann Bryant serves as the Facilities Management Division Director at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. In this role, she oversees the management of facilities that support scientific research and technological development. She has been with Oak Ridge National Laboratory since 2004, accumulating 20 years of experience in this position. Her responsibilities include ensuring the operational efficiency of facilities involved in isotope production and information management.
Education and Expertise
Ann Bryant studied at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where she earned a Master of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees. Her academic journey spanned from 2000 to 2006, during which she developed a strong foundation in engineering. This education supports her extensive experience in providing research and technical assistance to various organizations through her role at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Background
Ann Bryant has dedicated her career to the management of facilities that contribute to national security and environmental restoration efforts. Her work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory involves overseeing complex operations that support critical scientific initiatives. She has developed a comprehensive understanding of the facilities necessary for advancing research and technology.
Achievements in Facilities Management
In her role as Facilities Management Division Director, Ann Bryant has been instrumental in managing facilities that play a crucial role in national security and environmental restoration. Her leadership ensures that the facilities operate efficiently, supporting the laboratory's mission and contributing to significant advancements in scientific research.