David Mandl
About David Mandl
David Mandl General Counsel
David Mandl serves as the General Counsel at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). In this role, he leads a team of legal professionals with extensive expertise across practice areas relevant to ORNL's mission. As General Counsel, his responsibilities include overseeing the Lab's Privacy Program, Ethics Program, Intellectual Property Management, and Corporate Governance. Mandl's leadership ensures that ORNL complies with all legal standards and upholds its ethical commitments.
Leadership of Legal Professionals
David Mandl supervises a team of legal experts at ORNL. This team covers a wide spectrum of legal practices essential to the lab's diverse operations. By managing this team, Mandl ensures that ORNL's legal needs are met promptly and efficiently. His role is crucial in maintaining the legal integrity and operational compliance of the lab.
Oversight of ORNL's Privacy Program
David Mandl oversees the Privacy Program at ORNL, ensuring that the laboratory adheres to stringent privacy regulations and standards. His role involves implementing and managing policies that protect sensitive information and personal data. Mandl's oversight is instrumental in safeguarding privacy and maintaining public trust in ORNL's operations.
Management of ORNL's Ethics Program
David Mandl is responsible for the Ethics Program at ORNL. His duties include the development and enforcement of ethical guidelines and standards for the lab's operations. Mandl's management ensures that ORNL maintains a culture of integrity and accountability, which is critical to the lab's reputation and functioning.
Secretary of UT-Battelle, LLC
In addition to his role at ORNL, David Mandl also serves as the Secretary of UT-Battelle, LLC. In this capacity, he supports the governance functions of the organization, providing legal advice and ensuring compliance with corporate governance standards. Mandl's role as Secretary underscores his broad responsibilities and his integral position within the corporate structure.