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Dr. Eric Schmidt Elected as Chair of the Board of Trustees

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Eric Schmidt, KBE, a pioneering technologist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, has been elected to chair Caltech's Board of Trustees. Schmidt began his service as chair October 31, 2026. Former CEO and chairman of Google, chair and CEO of Relativity Space, and co-founder of Schmidt Sciences, the Schmidt Family Foundation and Schmidt Ocean Institute, Schmidt brings extensive leadership experience spanning science, technology, higher education, philanthropy, and public service, alongside deep ties to Caltech. He is a major supporter of the Institute's faculty and research programs, and since 20

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