She is the current chair of the national Road to Zero Coalition, aiming to eliminate roadway fatalities through collaboration with more than 1,500 organizations, including the United States Department of Transportation and its modal agencies. She has championed the role of technology in creating safer workplaces, as well as encouraging business leaders to take action on the opioid epidemic. During the coronavirus epidemic, Martin led a task force to identify and share best practices as well as corporate playbooks to enable businesses to bring employees back to work or continue working safely. Martin is a champion for diversity and inclusion, with a focus of advancing women in STEM, and speaks around the world about the importance of supporting and promoting women in STEM careers. Over the course of her career, Martin has worked with organizations in support of this mission, including Girls Inc, Girls Who Code and Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence, where she served on the Board of Directors. She has also served on nonprofit boards, including INROADS, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orlando and the Cobb County GA Arts Council. Education Martin holds a Master of Science in computer science from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts in computational mathematics from DePauw University. References Living people Lockheed Martin people Year of birth missing (living people)