IUPAC Executive Director–Expression of Interest
IUPAC Executive Director–Expression of Interest
An The IUPAC Executive Director, Dr. John W. Jost has indicated his intention to retire towards the end of 2010. IUPAC would like to appoint a successor early in 2010 in order to provide important overlap and continuity. I am therefore calling for any confidential expression of interest, either directly to myself or to one of the other members of our Search Committee, Professor Bryan Henry, Professor Jung-Il Jin, Professor Nicole Moreau, Professor John Corish, or Dr. Mark Cesa. Further information, including a duty statement, will be available upon request. It is intended that the position will be advertised formally in the first quarter of 2009, with the aim of making an appointment around mid-2009, to provide ample time for the appointee to commence work very early in 2010.
— Professor David Black, IUPAC Secretary General.
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