Leland, North Carolina, United States
Andy Page was president and chief executive officer (CEO)of ORAU from 2009-2025 until his retirement in September of that year. While Page served as the CEO he provided comprehensive oversight, strategic direction and leadership for ORAU and its diverse set of missions involving science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce development, scientific assessment, worker health, environmental management and radiological emergency response. Page led ORAU to record $475M+ in annual revenue, the highest in its 80 year history. Page worked closely with government agencies and ORAU’s university consortium to secure new programs and partnerships to further enhance ORAU’s national and international reputation. Page oversaw ORAU’s flagship contract, the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, which ORAU manages for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and where Page served as the ORISE Director from 2009 to 2016. ORAU also supported DOE national laboratories with STEM internship and fellowship programs to help build the pipeline of future scientists and engineers. In 2025 Page was recognized for his contributions in advancing work force and economic development initiatives by the Tennessee Valley Corridor Champion Award. He also received one of only two “Muddy Boot” annual awards from the East Tennessee Economic Council for his community and corporate leadership for Oak Ridge and in East Tennessee. Before becoming president, Page was the VP and Director of ORAU’s National Security Program, supporting DOE’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s Office of Emergency Response and served as Emergency Response Official in DOE’s Nuclear Incident Team. In this capacity he also managed several major counterterrorism programs for other government agencies that supported DOE’s national security mission. Prior to joining ORAU Page served for nearly twenty five years as a Marine Corps Infantry Officer in Fleet Marine Force, Special Operations Capable, and Security Force Commands. Page served on the board of directors for the East Tennessee Economic Council. He was a member of the UT-Battelle Board of Governors, institutional liaison for the Tennessee Valley Corridor Board of Directors, and a member of the Covenant Health Leadership Academy Class of 2017. He received a master’s degree in management from Webster University, a master’s degree in education from Old Dominion University, and a master’s degree in national resource strategy from the National Defense University. He received his bachelor’s degree in history from The Citadel.
Disaster Services Associates with the American Red Cross serve on the front lines of crisis response, providing immediate support to individuals and families impacted by disasters. From responding to local emergencies like home fires to assisting in large-scale disaster relief operations, they deliver essential aid, connect survivors with critical resources, and offer compassionate support during some of life’s most difficult moments. Their work ensures that communities receive timely, coordinated assistance and a pathway toward recovery.
A Disaster Action Team (DAT) Specialist with the American Red Cross is a front-line volunteer who responds—often within hours—to local emergencies like home fires, floods, or storms. Their role is to: • Provide immediate relief to affected individuals and families (food, clothing, temporary shelter, financial assistance) • Offer emotional support during a crisis • Assess damage and needs at the scene • Connect clients to recovery resources and community services • Coordinate with first responders (fire, police, EMS)
Provide executive leadership to a not for profit university consortium that provides integrated capabilities that supports the Department of Energy's strategic missions
Responsible for overall management and direction of ORISE for the DOE Office of Science.. ORISE promotes and supports work force development programs, scientific peer review, health studies, technical training, independent verification, and integrated mission support for the NNSA emergency response mission, Through its diverse capabilities and programs ORISE supports over twenty two Federal and State agencies and their various missions to promote public welfare.
25 Years as USMC Infantry Officer in various Special Operations Capable Fleet Marine and Security Force Commands. Service also included assignments with the USMC Recruit Training Regiment at Parris Island, Headquarters Marine Corps, and on the Chief of Naval Operations Staff at the Pentagon.