Groundswell is powered by people who all share a commitment to our mission of building community power.
Chief Program Officer
Lenwood Coleman,Chief Program Officer, contributes his skills in business management and development to the Groundswell operational activities. Bringing more than twenty years’ experience in project delivery, capital budgeting, quality control, and community outreach, Lenwood oversees several programs and initiatives reaching a national audience. Before joining Groundswell, Lenwood worked in Federal Government services generating and implementing grants and contracts. Prior to that, he served in the U.S. Air Force for nine years, specializing in finance, audiovisual, information management, and safety.
Strongly committed to building wealth and hope through education, training, jobs, and entrepreneurship opportunities, Lenwood has dedicated more than fifteen years to community service in faith-based organizations within the D.C. area. Providing opportunities for individuals in deprived communities throughout the country, he supports programs geared toward advocacy, personal and workforce development, housing and community outreach.
Lenwood holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Wayland Baptist University, and a Master’s Degree in Forensic Psychology from Argosy University.
Program Director of Corporate Innovation for Communities
Lily Donge is the Program Director of Corporate Innovation for Communities, at Groundswell, a nonprofit that builds community power through community solar projects that share power, savings, and economic opportunity. She believes that to advance and scale renewable energy, the market must ground in the communities where the clean energy transformation is taking place. Through her project on Communities + Corporates, she is unlocking innovative solutions for frontline communities by leveraging the rapid corporate support of climate change and renewable energy.
Lily has a global background. She is originally from Vietnam, grew up in the Philippines, and is a French and recent U.S. citizen. She founded Mai Ly, a sustainability consulting service, and PIKO (Planning Innovative Kommunities and Opportunities), a non-profit to serve native Hawai’ians. She serves as Senior Fellow to the Renewables Energy Buyers’ Alliance (REBA).
With over 20 years of experience in sustainability and cleantech investments, she came from Rocky Mountain Institute where she led the Business Renewables Center (BRC) which spun off to REBA. By building a collaborative network of corporations, renewable developers, and service providers, she managed to support businesses to add 15 GW of wind and solar on to the grid within 5 years. Previously, Lily served as Ernst & Young’s Global Cleantech KnowledgeLeader and Manager of Environment and Climate Change at Calvert Investments. She oversaw energy and climate change due diligence, and led the indigenous peoples’ rights and sacred sites criteria. She developed the sustainable investment processes for the Calvert Sustainability Index, Global Alternative Energy Fund, the Global Water Fund, and the first fund strategy on green bonds. She has also worked in the Institutions and Governance Program at the World Resources Institute, in private investment at Donaldson, Lufkin, & Jenrette and in equity research at WI Carr in Southeast Asia.
Lily has been called on several times as an independent expert to Congress and to review sustainability practices by companies. She has served in over a dozen boards, advisory councils, steering committees, and independent panels on topics related to sustainable finance and energy.
Lily has an MBA from the Yale School of Management and an MA in International Development Economics from Yale University and a BA in Economics and International Relations from Claremont McKenna College.
Creative Technology Manager
John Goldring III, Creative Technology, has been in the solar industry for five years. Working with the Groundswell team, he develops subscriber management systems, implements new software and policies, and institutes efficient and effective business processes to better reach the community.
Prior to working for Groundswell, John served as a consultant for residential solar development with Solar City to bring better energy solutions to areas in DC. During this time, he was able to recognize and identify inconsistencies in how lower income families’ weren’t afforded equal opportunities to join the clean energy economy.
John has a background in computer programming and software implementation and is working towards a Project+ and Itvil v3 certification.
Community Building Associate
Teara Harris is a Community Building Associate at Groundswell who uses her skills as an outreach specialist to build up people in traditionally underserved communities. She is highly motivated to bring about change and unity while connecting people in her community with the resources they need.
Harris is a Georgia native, born and raised in LaGrange. She endured many hardships in life that slowly laid the foundation for who she is today — a passionate advocate for those who have no voice in the community and those struggling to improve their lives in one way or another.
Harris has extensive experience in the Human Resources industry, working for large corporations like DeVry University, Seoyon E-Hwa Interior Systems Manufacturing, and Yasufuku USA. This expertise is intertwined with her service as a Workforce Specialist highlighting her commitment to disadvantaged individuals in need of guidance, support, and resources.
Education and preparation have always been of utmost importance to Harris. She is a graduate of Bauder College and studied at DeVry University. She is also OSHA certified and a SHRM Workforce Development board member. She has also pursued extensive leadership training that led to her AIDT Certification in Leadership Development I and II and a certification in Emotional Intelligence.
In addition to her work in the Human Resources industry, Harris is the founder of Communities of Tomorrow, a non-profit organization with the mission to provide community outreach and workforce development. She also actively works in the political arena in Troup and Meriwether Counties in Georgia. She has partnered with Commissioner Shirley Hines from Meriwether County to provide West Central Georgia with the Entrepreneur Rural Workshop and additional resources to help women expand or start their own business. She has also partnered with Hogansville City Council Member Toni Stribling throughout her campaign and, after that, in various projects to improve and advance Hogansville.
Teara Harris is an unstoppable force in her community — she never takes no for an answer and works overtime to accomplish everything she sets out to do.
Associate Editor
Alicia Hill is the Associate Editor at Groundswell, a nonprofit that builds community power through community solar projects that share power, savings, and economic opportunity. She works with Groundswell's communications team to share Groundswell’s story and progress toward creating community solar projects and the impact that those projects have on communities. Alicia believes that stories matter and sharing those stories helps communities grow.
Alicia has served as a journalist, reporting for The LaGrange Daily News, The Valley Times-News, LaGrange Living Magazine, Hometown Headlines, and The Rome News-Tribune. She was recognized by the Georgia Press Association in 2019 and the Associated Press in 2018. While serving as a journalist, Alicia had the opportunity to work with major stakeholders in the sustainability sector as they worked to establish projects that would make a major impact on the region while serving as a template for projects across the country and around the world.
Alicia is an active member of the Kiwanis Club of LaGrange, and she is a participant in the 2020-2021 Class of Leadership Troup, a leadership program organized by the LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce.
Alicia studied Communication at Berry College, where she also wrote for the Campus Carrier.
Finance and Subscriber Services Manager
Jennifer began her career in the private sector before making an intentional career pivot to protect our earth’s resources and its inhabitants after witnessing the massive scale of environmental degradation and the associated inequalities taking place around the globe as a SCUBA diver. She is excited to support clean energy delivered equitably.
Director, Data Science Research and Analytics
Dr. Elvis Moleka has more than 15 years of progressive experience in finance, risk management, data and quantitative analytics, performing complex model validation analyses, and creating executive summaries of findings. As a Data Scientist, he leverages statistical analysis and econometrics knowledge to promote model development and data management solutions.
He is a member of the New York Institute of Finance. He has worked with major Wall Street Banks and held many leadership positions such as Lead Quantitative Analyst at RiskSpan, Senior Economist at Fannie Mae, Lecturer in Statistics and Head of Teaching Fellows at University of Warwick, Research Economist at University of Bath, Director of Economic and Policy Development at BACDU INC USA. He is now serving as Groundswell’s Data Science and Research Fellow.
He instructed courses in Economics, Econometrics, Monetary Economics, Quantitative Finance, and statistics at University of Warwick, University of Bath, London Metropolitan University and University of Buea, and he oversaw the creation of many MBA courses. He has graduated over 15,000+ students during his more than 20 years’ tenure in academia. He is an accredited Higher Education Lecturer and member of the UK Higher Education Academy. He obtained a Diploma in Human Resource Management in 2014. He is also a Certified Risk Management Professional (CRMP). He is currently pursuing Chief Risk Officer Accreditation.
Dr. Moleka is also a course creator and a technical writer. He has designed many professional development courses, such proven leadership laws, business strategies and resume writing skills, sold out to thousands of students across the globe. In particular, numerous staff of small start-up businesses including medium sized corporations have used his training programs to solve their urgent needs and build high performing teams. Companies have also used his leadership training programs as a tool for greater productivity for their employees.
He is also the author of “33 Pillars to Having your Ph.D. Degree.” This is a course he developed from his Ph.D. experience that led him to finish his Doctorate Degree in less than 3 years. He is the Co-Founder & CEO of Leka Research Institute, LLC, which helps businesses solve their urgent needs by narrowing in on the key elements of quantitative finance, enterprise risk management, research methodologies, policy research, and economic modeling.
He holds a Ph.D. in Economics (with Distinction) from University of Bath, an MSc in Business Economics and Finance (with Merit) from London Metropolitan Business School and a BSc. in Economics (with Honors) from the University of Buea. His Ph.D. thesis, titled “Inflation Dynamics and Monetary Policy Rules” examined the effectiveness of monetary policy in the African economies. He understands the ins and outs of central bank’s operations such as the transmission mechanism of monetary policy to the wider economy. Additionally, he is Winners Church’s Assistant Head of Department for the Men’s Fellowship, where he is known for his strong leadership skills that have brought the best from all the men. He is married and blessed with a beautiful daughter.
Chief Executive Officer
Michelle Moore is CEO of Groundswell, a nonprofit that builds community power through community solar projects that share power, savings, and economic opportunity. Her passion for community power is rooted in her faith and the commandment to “love your neighbor as yourself.”
A social entrepreneur and former White House official with roots in rural Georgia, Michelle is a relentless agent for change with a passion for connecting clean energy with economic growth. Her accomplishments range from building the global green building movement as a senior executive with USGBC to leading the sustainability team for the Obama Administration. Since joining Groundswell in 2015, Michelle has led the organization to deploy a market-based model for equitable community solar that shares power, savings, and opportunity with local families regardless of household income or credit scores.
Prior to joining Groundswell, Michelle led Federal Sustainability as President Obama’s Federal Environmental Executive from 2009-2011. Her accomplishments included launching the GreenGov initiative through Executive Order 13514, which engaged Federal agencies and the military services to improve energy use, saving up to $11 billion in operating expenses. Michelle also worked with the President’s Jobs Council to launch the Better Buildings Challenge, which implemented $4 billion in public and private investment in building energy efficiency – cutting energy use and creating jobs at no cost to taxpayers.
From 2011 – 2013, Michelle launched and led infrastructure project delivery as Senior Advisor to the White House Office of Management and Budget. Designed to eliminate delays and accelerate decision-making on more than $300 billion of job-creating infrastructure projects, this government-wide initiative encompassed regulatory reforms of Federal permitting responsibilities, implementation of collaborative project management systems, and online dashboards designed to improve sustainability, transparency, accountability, and speed.
Previously, Michelle served as Senior Vice President of the U.S. Green Building Council, where she worked to make the LEED Green Building Rating System a globally recognized brand with more than 6 billion square feet of registered and certified buildings around the world. During her tenure, USGBC grew from approximately $17 million a year in annual revenues to more than $100 million per year.
Michelle got her start in sustainability in 1997 as Director of eBusiness for Interface Inc. in her hometown of LaGrange GA, where working for Ray Anderson showed her how to connect people, planet, and profitability; and the pathway to “doing well by doing good.” She currently serves as a member of the Executive Advisory Board of the American Flood Coalition and on the Board of Directors of THI Studio.
Thanks to Michelle’s grandparents, who worked in the cotton mills to give their families an education, Michelle earned her Bachelor’s in political science from Emory University and Masters of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. Michelle is married to Linwood Boswell, a local music mainstay, father of three, and community real estate agent in Richmond VA.
Senior Program Manager
Chris Nichols, Senior Program Manager, has driven innovation in clean energy programs
and policies for more than 30 years, in Federal, non-profit and for-profit organizations.
She brings strong management and energy strategy skills to Groundswell, with vision,
passion and a deep network of similarly devoted clean energy professionals to
accelerate collaborative work for expanded clean energy services.
Chris formerly managed national communications for both EPA and DOE in building the
Energy Star® program. At the US Department of Labor and Department of Energy, she
updated ‘green’ training for YouthBuild and created clean energy workforce credentials
for weatherization and solar workers. She created SunEdison’s “City Tour for Solar” to
advocate municipal-scale community solar investments in 2008. She joined DOE’s
SunShot Initiative in 2011, where she managed DOE’s national Solar Instructors Training
Network and created the “Solar Ready Vets” training program. She served as the
Department of Energy’s Workforce Advisor within Sec. Moniz’ Jobs Strategy Council, and has
also supported NRECA in developing cybersecurity tools for rural cooperative utilities,
increasing grid security and resilience.
Chris believes in building community. For more than 30 years, she has volunteered in
feeding programs across DC; she has coached youth soccer and baseball, led Girl Scout
troops, and Sunday school programs. Currently she serves on the Boards of the
Potomac RiverKeeper Network, which fights for clean drinking water, and the Prince
Georges Running Club, where she is a certified running coach. She holds a black belt in
tae kwon do, and enjoys participating in marathons and triathlons, gardening,
beekeeping, brewing beer, and aggravating local policymakers to improve jobs, equity
and access for working families. She loves her spouse and their two daughters, who
fondly remind her not to praise her own cooking too much. She holds a BA from Duke
University in English, History and Psychology, and an MBA from the R.H. Smith School
of Business, University of Maryland.
Chief Financial Officer
In her role as Groundswell's Chief Financial Officer, Emily Robichaux manages the organization's finances, advances community solar market transformation through values-based project finance, and leads the development and delivery of Groundswell's subscriber management services. Highlights of her work include leading project finance research for LIFT Solar Everywhere, a three-year DOE-funded research project led by Groundswell; developing Groundswell's proprietary SharePower subscriber management platform that leverages Human-Centered Design to put the "community" back in community solar; and directing Groundswell's engagement with the DC Department of Energy and Environment to deliver clean energy savings to more than 3,000 local households.
Prior to beginning her full-time role at Groundswell, Emily held a Clean Energy Fellowship with the organization from June 2017 to June 2018. She was a 2016-2017 Net Impact Healthy Food Fellow, providing resiliency consulting services to the DC Central Kitchen, and she was a member of the winning team of the 2017 Columbia University Energy Symposium Case Competition, which focused on virtual power plant market entry.
Emily received her MBA in Sustainability from Bard College and holds dual bachelor’s degrees in French Studies and Government from Smith College. She was honored to have received the 2018 Bard MBA L. Hunter Lovins Award for her work with Groundswell during this time for her commitment to advancing social justice as an essential element of the clean energy transition. Emily also received an American Association of University Women Career Development Grant in support of her graduate studies. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, she has lived in D.C. since 2005.
Customer Engagement and Support Associate
Sam Schacht is the Customer Engagement and Support Associate at Groundswell. He is responsible for assisting the team in subscriber recruitment and management, as well as community outreach and engagement.
Sam recently graduated from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor’s in History and minors in Sustainability, Anthropology, and German. In his time at Rochester, Sam worked on two digital history projects—The Seward Family Digital Archive and Lewis Henry Morgan at 200: A Critical Appreciation—where he contributed original research and transcription as well as assisting the design of three museum exhibits around the City of Rochester. He also served as the President of Grassroots Soccer, a campus organization dedicated to engaging both campus and community in HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness through soccer.
Sam contributes a passion for climate justice and social equity. Outside of work, he enjoys reading, cooking, and all things soccer.
Solar Program Operations Manager
Nicole Sonderegger contributes to new business development and program management as Solar Program Operations Manager at Groundswell. Nicole brings three years of experience serving low-income communities, as well as corporate and governmental clients. She also brings a passion for empowering underserved communities and leveraging business acumen to build sustainable and scalable solutions for a more equitable and greener future.
Prior to Groundswell, Nicole worked for La Cocina VA, where she helped train and place underserved adults into gainful employment. She also worked for Oracle, where she supported federal agencies in modernizing their IT systems.
Originally from Costa Rica, Nicole is a native Spanish speaker and a lover of nature and the outdoors. She holds a master’s degree in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship from the London School of Economics, in addition to dual bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration and Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Director of Operations and Customer Support
Kristal's background in communication and passion for advocacy for those in need brought her to Groundswell in 2015. Kristal received her BS in Communications and is currently pursing certification in Human Resource Management. As the Operations Manager at Groundswell, Kristal provides support and administration for all Groundswell's programs. Before coming to Groundswell, Kristal directed a childcare center, which allowed her to hone the skills of task management, administration, record-keeping, and budget development, while providing care to children from low income families.
Kristal has served in her local church assembly as a Sunday school teacher, children's choir director, praise team leader and volunteer for special events. While dedicated to serving others, one of Kristal’s greatest joys is being a mom. Even as a working mother, she still finds time to do the things she loves, like sewing clothes and singing—she has performed in stage plays and musicals and has sung at the Kennedy Center with the Maryland State Honors Chorus.
Kristal's desire to make a difference in her community through service, and her belief that everyone has the right to equality, are the foundation of her work at Groundswell.
Director, Project Development
David Wright, Groundswell’s Associate Director of Host Site Operations, brings a strong grounding in sustainable buildings and green infrastructure to the Groundswell team. With more than twelve years of experience across the green building sector, Dave also brings significant program management experience and technical communication skills to the Groundswell team.
Before coming to Groundswell, Dave advised federal government agencies on energy and water efficiency issues. By authoring sustainability plans for these agencies, Dave’s work strengthened the resilience of federal buildings to the effects of climate change. Dave is an expert in greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting protocols, having developed some of the first GHG emission inventories for the U.S. federal government. Dave also served as a Technical Reviewer for a major World Resources Institute report on GHG emissions accounting in the U.S. public sector.
Dave is committed to the vision of clean energy for all people and sees solar as a vehicle for driving “bottom-up” change toward both a cleaner environment and a more equitable society. Dave holds a BA in environmental studies from Middlebury College. He is a LEED Accredited Professional and a NABCEP PV Associate.
Finance Committee
Center for Community Investment
Annie Donovan is Chief Operation Officer of Local Initiative Support Corporation. Immediately prior, she was a Senior Fellow at the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation at Georgetown University and a Senior Fellow at the Center for Community Investment at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. Annie’s distinguished career in community development and impact investing includes serving as Director of the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund). Prior positions include CEO of CoMetrics, Inc; Senior Policy Advisor to the White House from 2012-2013, working collaboratively with the Office of Social Innovation and the Council on Environmental Quality; and Chief Operating Officer of Capital Impact Partners, a certified CDFI.
Annie has also been a thought leader and a board member of many of the highest performing organizations in the community development sector. She has published papers and articles for the National Academy for Public Administration, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Forbes, the Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, and the Milken Review. She has an undergraduate degree in Economics and an MBA in Finance.
Chair, Governance Committee
American Association of Blacks in Energy
Paula R. Glover is president and CEO for the American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE), a national energy trade association that represents all sectors of the energy industry. Mrs. Glover leads a 2000-member association with 40 chapters nationwide. The association’s focus is to represent the voice for African Americans and other minorities on energy policy, regulations, and environmental issues.
Mrs. Glover directs the association’s strategic plan, business development and policy positions. She has represented the organization before Congress, national and state policy makers and energy industry leaders about the impact of policies on underserved communities. She is an industry thought leader who speaks on issues of diversity and inclusion. The association under Mrs. Glover’s leadership has partnered with government, corporate and national NGOs to bring programing for education, leadership development and business opportunities for minority entrepreneurs. Her work on international energy issues underscores the importance of energy to improve the quality of life for people throughout the African Continent.
Ms. Glover’s has more than 25 years of experience in the energy industry, including 15 years in both electric and natural gas distribution companies where her experiences include government affairs, regulatory affairs and economic development. In 2014 Ms. Glover was appointed by U.S. Secretary of Energy to the National Petroleum Council. In 2017 she was voted to the Board of Directors for the Alliance to Save Energy.
Governance Committee
Automatiks, Inc.
Raj is currently involved in developing energy storage technologies as a co-founder and head of engineering, at Automatiks Inc, a Sunnyvale, CA based startup delivering Hybrid micro grid and off grid power systems in product form for off-grid and poor grid regions. The innovative distributed generation and storage technologies being perfected here will serve the emerging storage revolution in first world grids as we seek higher and higher renewable reliance and will fuel the transformation of the current power grid into a cascade of self reliant micro-grids powered mainly by renewables.
Automatiks today builds hybrid off grid micro-grids that enable adoption of solar and other renewables in remote and island locations where the first world model of grid tied solar does not make sense. Raj fervently believes in the role of renewable energy as a means for people to gain some control of their own destiny.
Recent experiences include Solar PV, Energy storage, off grid renewable power and distributed generation. Past experiences include Semiconductors, High performance computing systems, Wireless communications, CPU architecture, Systems software, Software defined networking, and Utility energy grid security and analytics and Secure semiconductors.
He serves as a technology consultant and subject matter expert to Capricorn Investment Group, a large fund investing in clean energy technologies, power, water and health care, where he works closely with the portfolio’s energy related companies on technology and product strategy. Elsewhere, he is a technology and market consultant in the domains of secure semiconductors and utility and grid security. He also serves on a select number of boards.
Groundswell Board Chair
U.S. Green Building Council
Kimberly Lewis is internationally recognized for her leadership in the sustainability movement, including developing Greenbuild into the world’s largest sustainability conference; leading the U.S. Green Building Council’s Chapter Program; and building partnerships that invite more diverse communities into the green building movement. Kimberly’s vision is to integrate, diversify and globalize the green building community's volunteers, chapters and emerging professionals from around the world.
Kimberly has served on the advisory boards of Starwood Hotels, Marriott International Hotels and convention and visitors bureaus in Atlanta, Denver and New Orleans. She is a member of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE), the Green Meeting Industry Council (GMIC) and the Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA), where she has served on the CSR Task Force.
Committed to healthy communities and equitable access to green building regardless of income level, Kimberly has been recognized with numerous awards. In April 2011, Kimberly received prestigious recognition as the White House Champion of Change for Clean Energy. Later that year, she was named the inaugural president of the Green Meetings Industry Council’s Greater Washington Area Chapter.
Kimberly is a Minister in the United Church of Jesus Christ, and is a national convener of the faith community around environmental priorities. Working in partnership with Green For All, she recently helped to launch the Green the Black Church movement. Kimberly is a graduate of Hood College, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Political Science.
Chair, Finance Committee
University of Rochester
Bryce is an assistant professor of accounting at the University of Rochester's Simon School of Business. He received his PhD in accounting from the University of Southern California with a dissertation focusing on financial reporting for asset impairments. His research interests focus on financial reporting and include earnings quality, debt-holder uses of accounting information, and the effect of accounting information on asset prices. Bryce's undergraduate and master’s degrees from the University of Colorado at Boulder are also in accounting, and he currently holds an active CPA license. In 2007, he received an Elijah Watt Sells award for obtaining one of the top ten scores on the complete CPA exam. Before starting his PhD program, Bryce spent two years working in the electronic audit support group at PricewaterhouseCoopers. A volunteer with a number of community service organizations, Bryce worked for several years with CCEO Youthbuild Charter School, a Los Angeles-based organization that provides alternative education and construction training to youth from disadvantaged communities. Bryce lives in Rochester, NY. In his free time, he enjoys yoga, hiking, backpacking, and reading accounting research and post-modern literature.
Chief Commercial Officer
Franklin Energy
Through her role as Chief Commercial Officer, Marisa leads Franklin Energy and AM Conservation Group through a continued focus on driving new business opportunities and ensuring effective retention and fulfillment of existing business. Leveraging more than 23 years of experience within the energy, consumer high-tech and automotive industries at companies ranging from global Fortune 50 to start-ups, she excels in leading teams, managing regulatory and legislative affairs, and fostering strategic communications, programs and partnerships. She has engaged as a utility and policy expert in multiple regulatory proceedings related to grid modernization, incentive based ratemaking, utility business model transformation, and demand side resource planning. Marisa holds a B.A. in Government from Wesleyan University and obtained her MBA from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.
Prior to working at Franklin Energy, Marisa led a team at Oracle, through its acquisition of Opower, that was responsible for expanding markets for Oracle’s utility solutions, and shaped regulatory and legislative policy that advanced utility investment in technology innovation. Prior to Opower, Marisa was at Pacific Gas and Electric Company, where she held a variety of roles including Sr. Manager of Customer Energy Solutions and Manager of Federal Affairs where she led policy strategy on a broad set of issues including climate change, natural gas distribution and transmission, energy efficiency, renewables, and transportation electrification. Prior to joining the energy industry, Marisa held a variety of leadership and advisory roles in strategy, marketing and communications at companies including XM Satellite Radio, General Motors, and Fleishman Hillard.
Legal Counsel
Vertical Vision
Design Studio
Modo Design Group
Modo advances organizations who drive social change, nationally and globally. Modo Design Group creates award-winning web sites and web applications, along with integrated brand identities and content.