Grace O'Sullivan serves as Vice President, TSMC Partnership Initiatives, in the Office of University Affairs at Arizona State University. She acts as the university's primary liaison and strategic architect for deepening ASU's transformative partnership with TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) and expanding broader institutional relationships with Taiwanese industry, government, and educational entities. She drives initiatives that align with ASU's commitment to building scalable talent pipelines, advancing cutting-edge research, and generating significant economic impact in Arizona's burgeoning semiconductor and high-tech hub.
With nearly two decades of expertise in higher education, corporate engagement, strategic partnerships, and economic development, Grace brings a proven track record in fostering collaborations that advance institutional and regional goals. Her leadership extends to board service with key organizations shaping Arizona's innovation ecosystem, including as a Board Member of the Partnership for Economic Innovation (PEI) since 2021 and the Arizona Technology Council. She previously served on the Executive Board of Terros Health from 2019 to 2024.
Grace has been recognized for her contributions through various honors, including induction into The College Leaders by The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at ASU, selection as a Women Achiever of Arizona by Arizona Capitol Times, and naming among the Most Influential Women in Arizona by AZ Business Magazine.