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Nanotechnology Think Tank to Establish Full-scale Fundraising Program
Palo Alto, CA. | May 10, 2005
Foresight Institute has appointed Jillian Elliott to the position of
Vice President of Development. Ms. Elliott brings more than 15 years of nonprofit experience to
Foresight, including Executive Vice President of Marketing and Sales for PipeVine, where she
managed a division that raised more than $150 million annually and directed development of
online giving systems used by Network for Good, AT&T, Chevron and others. Previously, she
was Vice President of Marketing at United Way of the Bay Area and Associate Vice President at
Consolidated Capital.
"This marks an important milestone in the growth of Foresight Institute. Ms. Elliott's track record
of high performance and innovation makes her the ideal executive to build on our solid financial
foundation and take Foresight to the next stage." said Foresight President Scott Mize. "She will
lead a full-scale fundraising and development program to work with all of our current supporters,
as well as individuals and organizations we have never reached before."
"I'm very excited to be part of the work Foresight is doing in advancing beneficial
nanotechnology. I look forward to working with foundations, corporations, research institutions
and individuals who are interested in investing their money to support the responsible
development of nanotechnology that addresses many of the critical challenges that humanity
faces," says Elliott. "As a nonprofit, Foresight is uniquely positioned to bring together
stakeholders from all sectors to learn about nanotechnology, understand its potential and risks,
organize for collective action, and ensure that this very powerful technology unfolds for the
benefit of everyone."
About Foresight Institute
Foresight Institute is the leading think tank and public interest organization focused on
nanotechnology. Founded in 1986, our mission is to ensure the beneficial implementation of
nanotechnology. Focusing on the six Foresight Nanotechnology Challenges, Foresight provides
balanced, accurate and timely information to help society understand nanotechnology through
publications, guidelines, public policy activities, roadmaps, prizes, tutorials, conferences,
discussion forums and networking events.
For more information about Foresight Institute: www.foresight.org/
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