NCP Leadership Transition Announcement

🌟 Thank You, Anne Amati! 🌟

After over 5 incredible years of leadership, Anne Amati is stepping down as facilitator of the NAGPRA Community of Practice (NCP). 

Anne’s leadership has been instrumental in the success and growth of the NCP since its founding in 2019. Her vision and dedication brought the NCP to life, including securing the funding needed to support our community and mission. Anne’s ability to foster meaningful connections and build a strong sense of community has created a collaborative environment that will benefit the NCP for years to come. Her impact is immeasurable, and her legacy will continue to guide us as we move forward.

The Steering Committee is grateful for the strong foundation she has built. Anne's impact on the NCP is immeasurable and we wish her all the best in her next chapter as National Curator for the Bureau of Land Management. Please join us in celebrating Anne’s contributions and thanking her for her extraordinary commitment to the NCP! 💛

The NCP Steering Committee would also like to extend its deepest gratitude to Kate Compton-Gore for her unwavering dedication, exceptional leadership, and remarkable contributions as she steps down from her role as Co-Chair. Her vision, commitment, and tireless efforts have been instrumental in shaping the success of our initiatives over the last year. We are excited to witness the continuing impact she will undoubtedly make as she transitions to serving on the Steering Committee in new and meaningful capacities.

Thank you for your support as we take on this major transition. The reorganization process will continue ongoing efforts to delegate responsibilities and many Steering Committee Members are busy at work planning for what 2025 has in store for the NCP.