Blaire Ostler Appointed to CEO of the Mormon Transhumanist Association
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The Mormon Transhumanist Association is pleased to announce Blaire Ostler has been appointed to serve as Chief Executive Officer by Christopher Bradford, President of the association. She was unanimously approved by the board of directors.
Christopher Bradford, board member and President of the Association, said,
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Carl Youngblood, board member and Vice President of the Association, comments, ”The MTA is fortunate to have such a capable and compassionate person at the helm. I'm grateful for Blaire's willingness to serve and look forward to our future under her leadership."
Lincoln Cannon, board member and former president of the Association, said,
The Association congratulates Blaire, and thanks her for her willingness to contribute her time and talents to the success of the Association. Below is additional information about her.
Blaire Ostler is one of the leading voices on the intersections of Mormonism, feminism, and transhumanism. She advocates for enhancements to the human body, increase cognitive function, bodily autonomy, radical reconciliation, and the religious drive to accomplish these ambitious objectives. She presents and writes on many forums, and speaks at conferences promoting Mormon Transhumanist ideals.
She considers herself to be radically Mormon with ancestral heritage dating back to Mormonism’s origins. She says, “Mormonism is in my DNA. My existence is the product of nine generations of robust Mormon feminists, and medical professionals and experts. I was born a Mormon Transhumanist.”
Blaire holds a BFA in Design from the International Academy of Design and Technology-Seattle. She is pursuing a second bachelor’s degree in philosophy with an emphasis in gender studies. She is passionate about esthetics, religion, human sexuality, queer theory, social philosophy, and art. She and husband Drew reside in Utah with their three children.