Jeff DiTullio has been involved with the FLC for 20 years, demonstrating long-term commitment and service to the organization and to the technology transfer community. He began as a laboratory representative and voting member in 2006 and completed his service to the FLC Executive Board in 2026 as Chair of the Educate Committee, which steers the National Meeting programming and professional development initiatives. From 2019 to 2021, DiTullio served as Co-Chair and Chair of the Program Committee, which is responsible for organizing the National Meeting each year. As Committee Chair in 2020, he played an essential role in transitioning the meeting to a free online format during the COVID-19 pandemic — a National Meeting that shattered attendance records and sent a strong demand signal for T2 training opportunities.

DiTullio aspires to see the next generation of technology transfer leaders get a head start and has made strides toward the goal of developing training for them. Bringing valuable insight from his role as Chair of the Department of War (DoW) Professional Development Working Group, DiTullio also spearheads a major FLC initiative to develop comprehensive, on-demand training content for technology transfer professionals across all government agencies. This multi-year project is considered one of the most important resources that the FLC can provide to its members.

DiTullio also served as a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) advocate, representing the FLC at the 2019 TechConnect World Innovation Conference during SBIR One-on-One meetings, Agency Briefings, and Agency Rapid Sessions. His contributions have significantly enhanced training resources, improved key events, and strengthened the FLC’s position as a crucial support organization for technology transfer professionals.

DiTullio’s diverse experience and dedication to service have had a substantial impact on the technology transfer profession, especially within the FLC. His two decades of participation and service demonstrate a resounding and wide-ranging influence, fostering innovation and collaboration across federal laboratories and the innovation ecosystem.