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The United States of America and our allies depend on Los Alamos National Laboratory’s (LANL’s) capabilities to support the security of our nation and world.

We are charged with effectively leading and coordinating efforts within LANL and across partnering institutions and communities to fulfill the responsibilities entrusted to us. Our scientific and operational strengths are vital for managing the risks facing our nation and world. As the global environment changes, so the Laboratory must be ready to meet new challenges while delivering on the current programs and deliverables. LANL is committed to its partnership with the National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA), Department of Defense (DOD), Congress, and other institutions central to our mission.

The Leadership Team is fully committed to enabling the Laboratory’s mission while supporting its people, further enhancing the culture, and meeting the goals outlined in the Agenda.

Top of staircase down: Kelly Beierschmitt, Frances Chadwick, Angela Mielke, LeAnne Stribley, Thom Mason, Nancy Jo Nicholas, James Owen, Laurie Monfiletto. Bottom (left to right) Ellen Cerreta, Bob Webster, Steven Coleman, Unica Viramontes, Charlie Nakhleh, Pat Fitch, John Sarrao. Not pictured: Irene Qualters, John Benner, Mark Anthony, Dave Teter, and Bret Simpkins

Mission

To solve national security challenges through simultaneous excellence.

Vision

To be trusted by our nation, emulated by our peers, and respected by the world.

Culture

How we do work is as important as what we do.

Values

Service

Serving our nation, our partners, our community, and each other.

Integrity

Demonstrating honesty, ethical conduct, accountable stewardship, and individual responsibility.

Teamwork

Achieving our best by respecting diverse opinions and backgrounds, exploring alternatives, and collaborating with colleagues and partners.

Excellence

Ensuring safe and secure mission delivery in nuclear security; science, technology, and engineering; operations; and community relations.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

Nuclear Deterrent - Lead the nation in evaluating, developing, and ensuring effectiveness of our nuclear deterrent, including the design, production, and certification of current and future nuclear weapons.

Threat Reduction - Anticipate persistent and emerging threats to global security; develop and deploy revolutionary tools to detect, deter, and respond proactively.

Technical Leadership - Deliver scientific discoveries and technical breakthroughs to advance relevant research frontiers and anticipate emerging national security risks.

Trustworthy Operations - Consistently demonstrate and be recognized by diverse stakeholders for trusted and trustworthy operations.