Kevin Lambert
Interim Director of Technology
Kevin Lambert joined EPIC in December 2025 as the Interim Director of Technology. He and the Technology team focus on strengthening the data, technology, and institutional capacity needed for governments to make confident, climate-resilient decisions and improve environmental outcomes for communities and public lands. He brings more than two decades of experience in enterprise software, environmental decision-support tools, and public-sector implementation, working at the intersection of policy, technology, and operational delivery.
Before joining EPIC, Kevin spent five and a half years at the National Park Service and U.S. Department of the Interior, where he helped modernize contaminated-site information systems, advance cross-agency GIS adoption, and lead environmental justice data strategy across DOI partners. His private-sector career spanned leadership roles across start-ups, mid-stage firms, and major enterprise software companies – experience that now informs EPIC’s work to engage both emerging technology innovators and established vendors. His roles covered go-to-market strategy and international operations, including long-term assignments in Tokyo and London. Throughout his career, he expanded his environmental perspective through volunteer work, nonprofit engagement with organizations such as the Cottonwood Institute, and ongoing participation in science and data-driven community initiatives.
Kevin’s work centers on translating complex problems – technical, organizational, or data-driven – into actionable plans that enable public institutions to move faster, with greater confidence, and with clearer accountability.
Get to Know Me Further:
I’m Kevin - though my friends call me Lambo. I grew up in Colorado Springs and now live in Boulder, where my connection to the outdoors traces back to my dad turning every backpacking trip into a lesson on birds, bugs, and paying attention to the world around you. My mom’s childhood on the small Japanese island of Chi Chi Jima - and her later struggles with PFAS-related health impacts - make the Erin Brockovichs of the world personal heroes and fuel my motivation for this work.
My wife, who moved from Japan with me to Colorado in 2000, and our teen-daughter keep our family rooted in both cultures. The mix of those influences – science, nature, identity, resilience – is the throughline in how I show up at work and in the rest of my life.

