The Audio Engineering Society has announced the incoming officers and governors following the 2022 board of directors and board of governors elections.
The AES's membership has elected Leslie Gaston-Bird as president-elect. Also on the board of directors, Valerie Tyler has been re-elected as secretary and Marina Bosi re-elected as treasurer.

In the AES Elections for the board of governors (BoG), Angela Piva has been elected vice president Eastern region, USA/Canada. David v.R. Bowles has been elected vice president Western region, USA/Canada, and Jamie Angus-Whiteoak has been elected as vice president Northern Europe region. Additionally, newly elected governors-at-large are Lesley Fogle, Toru Kamekawa, and Marcela Zorro.

Save for the president-elect, each newly-elected individual will serve a two-year term and Bosi and Tyler with have their current terms extended by two years. Gaston-Bird will serve a year on the AES board of directors as president-elect, in 2024 as president, in 2025 as past-president, followed by two years as a governor. All those newly elected will begin their terms on January 1, 2023.

Also, on Jan. 1, 2023, current past-president Jonathan Wyner will transition to governor for the first year of a two-year term. Beginning one-year terms will be president Josh Reiss, who will transition to past-president, and president-elect Bruce Olson, who will become president.

Outgoing from the Board of Governors in 2023 as regional vice presidents are Gabriel Herman, Alex Kosiorek, and Elena Prokofieva. Governors with terms ending this year are Brad McCoy, Paul Womack, Jun Yamazaki, and governor and past-president (twice removed) Nadja Wallaszkovits who completes her five-year commitment to the board of governors. Board of governors-elected director Brecht De Man’s two-year term will also end; his replacement on the board will be named by the board in  Q4 2022.

“On behalf of the entire Society,” says AES President Josh Reiss, “I offer hearty congratulations to all the newly elected governors and officers – we look forward to your contributions to AES governance. We also offer a heart-felt ‘thank you’ to all who showed their willingness to serve by accepting a nomination. And those who are leaving the boards at the end of the year go with our deep gratitude for their service and commitment to the society.”

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