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The love of learning and passion for doing GLOBE has long been part of Marcy Seavey's life. Currently, she is Program Director for the Iowa Academy of Science

Mr. Mehta is a member of the Government of India Government of India Ministry of Environment & Forests .

Lynne Harris Hehr

Zakeya Ahmed Ali has been involved with the GLOBE Program for the past twelve years, serving as the Bahrain Country Coordinator and Chair of GIAC 2006-2008.

He was also re-elected Chairman of GLOBE Europe and Eurasia in 2012.

Elected the Latin America/ Caribbean representative for the GLOBE International Advisory Committee

Dana Votápková, of Prague, Czech Republic, is a regional help desk officer for Europe and Eurasia.

Rogeline Christine Brettenny has become a prominent figure in the development of the GLOBE Program in South Africa.

When the faculty of the Education Department at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota was first introduced to GLOBE, Associate Dean Lori Maxfield immediately recognized the potential value in introducing teachers-in-training to GLOBE's protocols, free online teaching tools, and opportunities to connect school children with scientists.

Dr. Barry Rock, a Professor of Natural Resources and the Environment and the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, University of New Hampshire (UNH) i

Juliette Vogel of Bern, Switzerland, serves as Co-Executive of The GLOBE Switzerland Association in the GLOBE Europe+Eurasia region.

Dr. Waitayangkoon currently serves as GLOBE Country Coordinator of Thailand.

Ms. Foletta has trained GLOBE teachers in more than fifty workshops in the United States and Germany. In 2011 she was recognized as Fresno CA Teacher of the Year.

Dr. Elena Sparrow is a soil microbiologist at the International Arctic Research Center in Fairbanks, Alaska. She is also a GLOBE Master Trainer.

Jennifer Bourgeault is the United States Country Coordinator for The GLOBE Program.

Godfrey Burnside is a meteorologist with the Ministry of Environment, Bahamas. He is also Country Coordinator of GLOBE in the Bahamas.

Affectionately called, "The Soil Lady," by students and colleagues, Izolda Trakhtenberg has worked in environmental education for over 20 years.