Larry Sullivan
Larry Sullivan is the laboratory manager for the Division of Forensic Sciences at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. He has been with the bureau for over 30 years, starting as a drug chemist, then moving up to assistant manager, and currently, manager. He earned a BA in chemistry from Connecticut College, an MS in chemistry from Florida State University, and a Master's of Business - Professional Leadership from Middle Georgia State University. Larry is also an adjunct professor teaching forensics. Larry enjoys writing, speaking, and teaching about his experiences in forensics, lab management, and leadership.
Articles by Larry Sullivan
Strong lab leaders know when to speak and when restraint delivers better results. Quiet leadership offers a disciplined approach to influence without dominance
| 4 min read
New to lab budget management? Explore techniques to streamline budgeting and improve laboratory financial planning skills
| 5 min read
Struggling with lab conflicts? Gain step-by-step guidance to resolve issues and maintain professional team dynamics
| 3 min read
Improve lab outcomes with leadership strategies that prioritize team support, accountability, and employee development for lab management success
| 4 min read
Understaffing can strain labs. Learn ways to maintain productivity, improve communication, and reduce staff stress
| 4 min read
Transitioning to a new laboratory manager role? Learn key strategies to lead effectively, gain respect, and navigate challenges in your new position
| 4 min read
Effective delegating helps lab managers achieve more with less stress
| 4 min read
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