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Ellen Bjork

Director, Marketing & Communications

Ellen Bjork is Director of Marketing and Communications and Riverside Research, with responsibility for leading the company’s integrated communications and marketing strategy.

Ellen Bjork - Director, Marketing & Communications

In this role, Ellen promotes, protects, and strengthens Riverside Research’s corporate reputation by guiding external, internal, executive, and digital communications. She also oversees advertising, public relations, strategic marketing, and branding.

Ellen has more than 20 years of strategic marketing and communications experience across non- and for-profit organizations. Prior roles include Director, Internal Communications at the United Service Organizations (USO) and subsequently at ICF International, Inc. Other roles include Sr. Director, Marketing & Communication at YellowBrix, Inc., and Sr. Manager, Internal and Corporate Communication at AvalonBay Communities, Inc.

Before her career in marketing and communications, Ellen was a Human Resources professional in the public industry, working for Gannett Co., Inc., and Fannie Mae in compensation, employee relations, and generalist roles, earning a Senior Professional of Human Resources (SPHR) and Certified Compensation Professional (CCP) certifications

Ellen holds a B.S. in psychology from Virginia Tech and an M.S. in industrial/organizational psychology from George Mason University.

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New Materials, Better Technologies: A Look at Functional Electromagnetic Materials IRAD Development at Riverside Research
Dec 11, 2024

New Materials, Better Technologies: A Look at Functional Electromagnetic Materials IRAD Development at Riverside Research

The functional electromagnetic materials independent research and development (IRAD) efforts at Riverside Research result in big ideas about small components. The researchers on this team examine the materials at the basis of every hardware component or device in use, reimagining how we can use alternative materials or new materials to help the device function more safely, securely, and cost effectively – all while taking up less physical space.

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