Laurence Brown
Laurence came to Sandia in 1989. Prior to that he worked for IBM for three years in Tucson after earning his BS degree in chemical engineering from New Mexico State University and MS in materials science and engineering from Stanford.
Laurence’s first job at Sandia was in the thin film and brazing department. After a one-year Entrepreneurial Leave of Absence in 1995, he returned to the same department working on cooperative research and development agreements that intersected organizations across the Labs. Since 2002, he has been with Sandia’s Government Relations organization, focusing primarily on tribal government relations and tribal energy development.
Laurence Brown
Laurence came to Sandia in 1989. Prior to that he worked for IBM for three years in Tucson after earning his BS degree in chemical engineering from New Mexico State University and MS in materials science and engineering from Stanford.
Laurence’s first job at Sandia was in the thin film and brazing department. After a one-year Entrepreneurial Leave of Absence in 1995, he returned to the same department working on cooperative research and development agreements that intersected organizations across the Labs. Since 2002, he has been with Sandia’s Government Relations organization, focusing primarily on tribal government relations and tribal energy development.