Meaghan Cuddy is an experienced Ocean Policy Analyst with the U.S. Department of State since October 2021, focusing on the ocean-climate nexus and supporting U.S. delegations at major international events, including the UNFCCC and Our Ocean Conferences. Cuddy co-drafted several key documents, such as the national Ocean Acidification Action Plan. Prior roles include Ocean Educator at the National Museum of Natural History, where responsibilities included training volunteers and facilitating marine science programs, as well as Marine Education Associate at Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium. Additional experience encompasses positions in academic program coordination, teaching various marine science courses, and sustainability education. Cuddy holds a Master of Science in Marine Sciences from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from American University, complemented by studies at the University of Cape Town.
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Tuvli
Today’s enterprise is awash in data—terabytes and petabytes of it. And a whole lot more is on the way. How do you decipher the information that really counts? How do you keep track of where your data is and safeguard it wherever it goes? These data-specific issues call for data-centric solutions. And this is the core mission of Tuvli. Combining data analytics and a deep understanding of business risk and cyber-attack technologies with extensive federal law enforcement experience, Tuvli teams work closely with you to quickly implement data best practices to break down organizational boundaries and achieve the superior, fact based decisions needed to transform your business.