"The opportunity to lead Monterey Bay Aquarium provides a platform for me to contribute to ocean conservation, steward another iconic institution, and take on a new professional challenge, Gray said in the press release. Zoos Victoria will always hold a special place in my heart, and I leave with pride in our shared achievements and optimism for the future."
"I can't imagine a better person to come lead the Aquarium's next chapter, said Packard. We have a fantastic staff and volunteer team, a unique and powerful experience for our guests, and a critical mission to inspire conservation of the ocean."
"We're delighted to welcome Jenny; she is an experienced leader who brings strategic vision, scientific acumen, and a deep commitment to collaboration to her work, said Aquarium Board Chair Tegan Acton in a press release. We're confident"
Jenny Gray will assume the role of chief executive officer of the Monterey Bay Aquarium in May. She is known within the zoo and aquarium industry for work in animal ethics, welfare and conservation. Gray has served as CEO of Zoos Victoria since 2007 and was president of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums for two years. She holds master's degrees in ethics, engineering and business administration and a Ph.D. in ethics from the University of Melbourne. Julie Packard served as the Aquarium's executive director since its 1984 opening and will remain involved on the board. The Monterey Bay Aquarium has attracted over 752 million visitors and admitted more than 2.7 million students free through class visits and educational programs.
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