The Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) has announced the immediate appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors.
Max Rosen, Director of Government Affairs at Echodyne Corp., and Jason Lamb, Chief Executive Officer at LGL Group will fulfill their terms through 2027.
AUVSI’s Board of Directors guides the organisation’s strategy and provides a unified voice at a time of rapid technological advancement.
In Rosen’s current role at Echodyne, and previously in his government affairs role on the staff at AUVSI, he has worked closely with US Congress and federal agencies to advance policy frameworks supporting the integration and growth of the drone and advanced air mobility sectors. Earlier in his career, he served on Capitol Hill with the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, helping support legislative work related to aviation and emerging technologies.
A former US Navy Commander who led special operations and intelligence teams within Naval Special Warfare as a SEAL, Lamb helped advance unmanned and surveillance capabilities supporting national security missions. He later served as Chief Strategy Officer at BlackSea Technologies, a defence technology company focused on autonomous maritime and undersea capabilities, helping expand the company’s role in delivering systems for the US military and allied partners.
“We are entering a defining moment for the robotics and autonomous systems industry,” said Michael Robbins, AUVSI President & CEO. “Across domains, robotics and autonomous technologies are rapidly moving from concept to operational capability. That progress demands strong alignment between innovators, operators and policymakers. Max and Jason bring exceptional experience from shaping policy on Capitol Hill to advancing robotics and autonomy capabilities in the national security sector, and their leadership will help ensure our community remains aligned to accelerate innovation, scale trusted technologies and deliver the systems that will define the future of the industry.”
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