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Dr.
Bertram Wolfe retired from General
Electric in 1992 as a Vice
President and General Manager of
GE's Nuclear Energy Business
after a career of over 35
years with GE. Dr. Wolfe has
worked in almost all technical
phases of peaceful nuclear power
and has had responsibility for a
number of successful nuclear
reactor projects.
In 1987 he was appointed a
Vice President of GE and Manager
of its Nuclear Energy Division.
He is presently an
independent consultant in the
fields of business, energy, and
nuclear energy.
Dr. Wolfe was elected to
the National Academy of
Engineering in 1980.
He was elected President of
the American Nuclear Society in
1986-7; was the recipient of the
Walter Zinn technical
accomplishment award in 1990; was
honored with the Henry DeWolf
Smyth nuclear statesman award in
1992; and was presented with the
Tommy Thompson Nuclear Safety
Award in 1997. He is a fellow of
the American Nuclear Society.
Dr. Wolfe received a BA in
physics from Princeton University
and a Ph.d. in nuclear physics
from Cornell University.
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