Tyson Winarski

Tyson Winarski is an accomplished professional with expertise in intellectual property law, technology, and conservation. He currently serves as a Member of the Board of Directors at Grand Canyon Conservancy, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park.35

Professional Background

Winarski is an Intellectual Property law professor at two institutions:

1. Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University
2. University of San Francisco School of Law16

As a registered patent attorney, his law practice focuses on patent licensing, patent prosecution, and strategic IP portfolio development.2

Technological Expertise

Winarski is a technologist with degrees in mechanical engineering (BSME) and electrical engineering (MSEE). He is also an inventor, holding over 51 patents in fields such as:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Blockchain
• Nanotechnology2

Additionally, he co-founded H2Gr0, an AI software startup company focusing on sustainable fertilizer management for agriculture.2

Conservation Work

Winarski is passionate about national parks and public lands. His involvement with the Grand Canyon Conservancy includes:

• Serving on the Board of Directors for six years4
• Dedicating his professional expertise to support the organization's mission and strategic initiatives1

Previous Experience

Before his current roles, Winarski held positions at:

• Intellectual Ventures (2009-2017) as Senior Licensing Attorney
• An unnamed firm (2007-2009) as Senior Associate7

Tyson Winarski's diverse background in law, technology, and conservation makes him a valuable asset to the Grand Canyon Conservancy and other organizations he's involved with.