Erin Carr-Jordan, Ph.D. is the Executive Director of Digital Equity and Social Impact of ASU's Enterprise Technology Office and the Managing Director of the Digital Equity Institute. She has nearly two decades of experience in higher education, where her roles have included faculty, department chair, national director, and associate dean. Dr. Carr-Jordan has been advancing an equity and equality portfolio for nearly twenty years. In her capacity as Managing Director, she leads state-scale digital equity planning and ecosystem-building efforts designed to ensure people of all ages can safely and fully participate in every aspect of society, the economy, and democracy. At ET, she works in a pan-university capacity to architect and lead human-centered, large-scale, multi-sector initiatives that leverage technologies and meaningful human connection to effectively address the complexities of vulnerability. She is the architect of the SDG5 Notification System currently used by heads of state and parliamentarians around the world to track progress towards eliminating discriminatory laws. She is also the founder of a mental health tech company. She sits on the Boards of Arizona Special Olympics and SeaTrust Institute. She is the co-lead of ASU's SDG5 task force, Co-PI of NSF ASU ADVANCE, and Co-PI of NASA/USAID Advancing Women's Prosperity program. She is a member of UN Women and an executive signatory of the United Nations Global Compact. In 2013, she was named a Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Fellow. The following year she was appointed by Arizona Governor Brewer to the Interagency Coordinating Council. In 2015, she was a delegate at COP21, and in 2018, she became a Senior Sustainability Scholar in the ASU Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory. In 2020, she was appointed by Governor Ducey to the Arizona Developmental Disabilities Advisory Council. She earned an Organization Leadership certificate from MIT, and is a triple alumna of Arizona State University, where she earned degrees in Broadcasting (BA), Human Development (MA), and Educational Psychology (Ph.D.).