Liz Lauck

Liz Lauck is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in marine affairs and history, holding a Master's degree in Marine Affairs and a Bachelor's degree in History from the University of Virginia.

Currently, Liz serves as a Partner in the International Practice at Environmental Incentives, LLC, leveraging her expertise to drive global environmental initiatives.

With a rich history at the Wildlife Conservation Society, Liz has held various key positions including Director and Assistant Director of Program Development and Marine Program, showcasing her strong leadership and strategic planning skills.

Prior to her current roles, Liz Lauck also gained valuable experience as Chief of Party on projects like Measuring Impact II at Environmental Incentives, LLC, further highlighting her capabilities in project management and implementation.

Her early career included positions such as NOAA/NMFS Office of Science and Technology National Sea Grant Fellow, Curatorial Assistant at the Chicago Historical Society, and Teaching Fellow at Oundle School, demonstrating her versatility and commitment to learning.

Liz Lauck's extensive professional journey signifies her passion for conservation, sustainable development, and environmental impact assessment, making her a respected figure in the field.