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Currently Featured in the eNews:Dear Friends and Members of ASEM, I am honored for the opportunity to have served as the President of ASEM in the past year and delighted for the recognition at the awards ceremony at the 2025 annual conference in Boise, Idaho. It was indeed a privilege to serve our Society. I am beyond grateful for the trust placed in me by our members to elect me to office and for the opportunity to lead. As my term for President ends, I am proud of ASEM agenda and initiatives to promote EM and look fondly on friendships and alliances made along the way. I will continue to serve ASEM, our members, EM profession, and EM discipline. I wish Gana Natarajan all the best as he starts his year of service to ASEM as President. I am certain we will reach new heights under his leadership. Finally, let me say that I will cherish the plaque and Gavel awarded to me at the conference in recognition of my service and I'd like my family to know that I reserve the right to use the Gavel in our family discussions! It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces last week in Boise, Idaho at the annual conference, and it was a pleasure to meet new members and make new acquaintances. The conference was executed flawlessly thanks to the ASEM Operations Director, Angie Cornelius, and the on-site planning committee from University of Idaho, Dr. Larry Stauffer, Ms. Denise Englebrecht, and Dr. Suzie Long who played dual roles this year in representing both UI and ASEM for the success of the conference. And of course, the real success of any conference is in its programming which was the responsibility of The IAC Committee, Dr. Ean Ng, Dr. Hao Zhang, Dr. Gana Natarajan, with help from Dr. Javier Calvo-Amodio and all track chairs who processed 308 submissions. Thank you for organizing a very engaging, informative, and value-packed conference. This year’s program included:
Jena Shafai Asgarpoor, Ph. D. ASEM President (2024 – 2025) Professor of Practice Director, Master of Engineering Management University of Nebraska – Lincoln 
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