PROFIT AND PURPOSE '22 - THE WCA SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS CONFERENCE

Doreen M. Harris was appointed president and CEO of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) on April 7, 2021. Prior to becoming president, Ms. Harris served as acting president and CEO since June 2020.

Work History

Ms. Harris has held public and private sector leadership roles advancing clean energy projects and engineering companies for more than 20 years. During her tenure at NYSERDA, she has held executive, technical, and policy positions, including Vice President of Large-Scale Renewables. Ms. Harris has overseen the State’s nation-leading advancement of renewable resources under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and Clean Energy Standard. Ms. Harris has also spearheaded the strategic development of New York’s offshore wind resource, including the execution of the State’s offshore wind master plan. She was instrumental in advancing and implementing the Accelerated Renewable Energy Growth and Community Benefit Act, which is modernizing the siting of large-scale renewable energy projects across New York. Ms. Harris serves as the co-chair of the New York State Climate Action Council, a 22-member committee that is preparing a Scoping Plan to achieve the State’s bold clean energy and climate agenda.

Before embarking on a career in public service, Ms. Harris spent more than a decade in the energy sector, serving in management and engineering roles. She began her career at Alcoa Advanced Technologies and Optimization Technologies in engineering roles associated with consulting and project management. Prior to joining NYSERDA, she served as Project Director for Global Water Technologies, Inc., where she led a multi-year initiative to develop and commercialize energy savings and water treatment technologies.

Nonprofit Boards

She currently serves on the boards of the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center (AERTC), Alliance to Save Energy, Clean Energy States Alliance, National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium, NY CREATES, NY BEST, and is a member of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network Leadership Council.

Education

Ms . Harris earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Rochester and a Master of Business Administration from the University at Albany.

Michael N. Romita, a dynamic business leader with extensive public policy expertise, was named the President & CEO of the Westchester County Association on March 1, 2020. Romita was a former executive with Castle Oil, a partner at National Public Policy Firm, and a former U.S. Department of Justice litigator.

Romita holds a BS from Tufts University; Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School, and Master of Laws from The London School of Economics. Besides his work at Castle Oil and the Department of Justice, he has published numerous articles on business and energy policy. Romita has served on the Boards of many charitable and civic organizations, including the Westchester County Parks, Recreation, and Conservation Board and MINT, a mental health foundation. In addition, he recently co-chaired the County Executive’s Transition Committee on Economic Development.

Allison Fleming joined the CB Green Economy Banking team in September 2021. From within the Commercial Bank, this team offers industry expertise, product knowledge and connectivity, and specialized underwriting capabilities to companies dedicated to providing products and services aligned with environmental sustainability. Allison leads the CB Green Economy coverage efforts for Renewable Fuels, Renewable Natural Gas, Hydrogen & Fuel Cell, Carbon Capture & Storage, and Advanced Nuclear technologies.

Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, Allison was a senior member of Bank of America’s Global Sustainable Finance Group (GSFG). In this role, she advised corporate clients on financial products and solutions for decarbonization, established voluntary carbon offsets as a traded
product, developed and marketed carbon asset financing products, and was active in structuring BofA’s $2 Billion Equality Progress Sustainability Bond. Allison also represented BofA in the following multi-stakeholder industry groups: UN Global Investors for Sustainable Development (UN GISD), Global Financial Markets Association climate finance working group, IHS Markit VoluntaryCarbon Meta Registry Advisory Board, and Taskforce for Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets (TSVCM) working group.

Before transitioning into Sustainability, Fleming spent her career as an Energy Banker and Structurer. She worked for J.P. Morgan from 2008 – 2014, where she was initially a member of J.P. Morgan’s Oil & Gas Investment Banking team. She moved to the J.P. Morgan
Commodities Group in 2011 to structure, market, and execute commodity-linked working capital solutions. In 2014 Allison joined Bank of America’s Merrill Lynch Commodities platform where she ultimately headed the Structured Oil Origination Team that originated and structured solutions which provided working capital funding, credit support and embedded commodity hedging to clients.
Allison is currently an active member of JPMC’s LGBT+ Executive Forum. Previously, she served as a Co-Chair of the Career Development Committee for the BofA Women’s Leadership Council from 2016 – 2018, she was selected for the BofA Diverse Leader
Sponsorship Program in 2018, and she was a finalist for the Women’s Bond Club of New York Rising Star Award in 2015.

Allison holds an MBA with specializations in Finance and Accounting from the NYU Stern School of Business and a BA in Economics from Colgate University, where she played Division I softball and graduated magna cum laude.

Allison resides in Montclair, NJ with her wife, Gretchen, and their two children. In her spare time she enjoys improving her splits on the Hydrow, working on cross-stitch projects, and (very recreationally) playing the bassoon.

Omer Farooq is a Managing Director within Bank of America’s Global Sustainable Finance Group. He heads the Asset Finance team, which is focused on originating, structuring, and syndicating asset finance opportunities globally across the sustainable finance space.

In support of Bank of America’s commitment to invest $1.5 trillion in by 2030, Omer leads the financing, placement, advisory, and structuring of renewable energy transactions. He is focused on expanding BofA’s asset-based lending, tax equity, and placement activities and driving its entry into additional clean energy and sustainable infrastructure asset classes. He has extensive financing experience and has completed transactions that span the community solar, C&I solar, offshore wind, fuel cell, residential solar, utility scale solar, electric vehicle, water desalination, and geothermal domains.

Omer joined Bank of America 16 years ago and has held numerous positions across the firm, all within the renewable energy space. Prior to leading the Asset Finance Team, he was the co-head of the Cross Asset and Structured Solutions team and, before that, he ran the Energy Capital Solutions team.

Beyond his work at Bank of America, Omer serves on the board of The American Clean Power Association, a leading federation of renewable energy companies expediting the advancement of clean energy as the dominant power source in America. He is also a member of the Hydrogen Taskforce of the SMI, which develops policy and regulatory levers needed to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen fuel cells for transportation.

Omer graduated from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and holds Series 7, 63, and 24 certifications.

Bridget Gibbons is Westchester County Executive George Latimer’s Director of Economic Development. The Office of Economic Development offers resources, financial assistance and a wide range of related services and incentives to help attract and retain businesses and talent in Westchester.

The Office of Economic Development established and continues to execute on a robust economic development strategy. This consists of implementing primarily sector-based workforce and business development programs focused on Clean Energy (Offshore Wind, Solar and Geothermal) as well as the Biosciences, Advanced Manufacturing, and Technology.

Bridget is also the Executive Director of the County of Westchester Industrial Development Agency and Local Development Corporation.  In this capacity she has overseen projects representing billions of dollars in private sector investment which have created or retained thousands of new, permanent or construction jobs.

Prior to working for Westchester County, Gibbons was founder and CEO of Gibbons Digital Consultants, a digital marketing agency. Before launching her business, Gibbons was a Senior Technology Consultant for Towers Watson (now Willis Towers Watson), a global HR and Benefits consulting firm.  Bridget managed large, multi-national project teams to implement complex HR systems for clients like JPMorgan Chase, IBM and Accenture.

Gibbons has a Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies from American University in Washington DC, and certificates from Columbia University in Computer Technology and NYU in Social Media.

Shannon Smith is the Chief Growth Officer for Dandelion Energy, based in Mt. Kisco, NY.  She leads the commercial teams, including sales, marketing, sales operations and analytics.  Prior to Dandelion, she held leadership roles in consumer retail companies including J. Crew and Sephora, and at SMB online lender OnDeck Capital.

Brandon Keene served as Blade’s Chief Technology Officer since November 2015. As of 2021, he now serves as Chief Innovation Officer responsible for deploying next-generation technologies with a focus on Electric Vertical Aircraft. Prior to joining Blade, Mr. Keene was a Principal Development Manager at Microsoft from 2012 to 2015 in its Skype division. From 2010 to 2012, Mr. Keene served as the Director of Engineering of GroupMe, a popular group messaging service. Mr. Keene has also worked on consumer technology products for IAC/InterActiveCorp and Pivotal Labs (a VMware Company). Mr. Keene has a B.A. in Economics from the University of California, Davis.

Dr. Timothy Hedley is an Executive in Residence at Fordham University. Before this Tim was a
partner with KPMG LLP, serving as global lead for the firm’s Fraud Risk Management service
offerings. He is the co-author of many articles and two books on regulatory compliance and
managing governance risk. He also is the Chair-elect of the Connecticut Society of CPAs and
chair of the society’s ESG committee.

Josh Galperin is an Assistant Professor of Law at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace
University. Prior to Pace, Josh was on the faculty at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law,
Yale Law School, and the Yale School of the Environment (YSE). Josh’s research and teaching
cover environmental law, administrative law, food and agriculture law and policy, property,
constitutional law, and tort law. He has published extensively on environmental law, with
particular emphasis on the role of non-governmental participants in the creation and maintenance
of environmental law, takings and just compensation, invasive species policy, and private
environmental governance. His research in administrative law looks at constitutional democracy
and administrative legitimacy with a focus on how governance intuitions influence political
power. He has also written about food and agriculture law and policy, particularly where
agriculture and food law intersect with environmental policy and administrative law doctrine.
His work appears in the Georgetown Law Journal, the Columbia Journal of Environmental Law,
the Stanford Environmental Law Journal, University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Cambridge
University Press, University of Virginia Journal of Environmental Law, Denver Law
Review, Arkansas Law Review, Vermont Law Review, Fordham Urban Law Journal, George
Washington Journal of Energy and Environmental Law, and elsewhere.
Prior to teaching Josh worked for the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) as a policy
analyst and research attorney and as a legislative counsel for the Vermont General Assembly.
Galperin studied law at Vermont Law School where he graduated magna cum laude and was a
member of the Vermont Law Review’s senior editorial board. He earned a master’s degree in
environmental management from the Yale School of the Environment (then the Yale School of
Forestry and Environmental Studies) and a bachelor’s degree in political science with a minor in
wildlife conservation from the University of Delaware.

The National Association of Corporate Directors has named Stephen L. Brown
as one of the 100 most influential people in corporate governance and the
boardroom. He is a globally recognized governance expert, thought leader and
trusted advisor to corporate boards and C-suites. Currently, he is a Senior
Advisor at KPMG Board Leadership Center where he advises business leaders
on key governance challenges, including shareholder activism and engagement,
board composition, ESG risks and strategy.
Formerly, Mr. Brown led TIAA’s (Nuveen) Corporate Governance Group which managed the
corporate governance and social responsibility initiatives related to the firm’s over $1 trillion
investment portfolio. Prior to TIAA, Mr. Brown practiced securities law at WilmerHale and
Skadden. At both firms, Mr. Brown represented industrial companies, investment advisers, hedge
funds, private equity funds, and mutual fund complexes. Additionally, he represented Fortune 500
corporations, boards of directors and senior executives in a variety of securities enforcement
matters and corporate internal investigations. Mr. Brown was also the CEO & President of the
Society of Corporate Governance and, prior to practicing law, was an associate with Goldman
Sachs.
For fifteen years, Mr. Brown has taught corporate governance at the Elisabeth Haub School of
Law at Pace University, McDonough School of Business at Georgetown, Yale, and in the Skadden,
Arps Honors Program in Legal Studies, Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership at
City College of New York.
Mr. Brown’s board service includes serving on the boards of CFES Brilliant Pathways, Association
of ESG Professionals, Inc., Englewood, N.J. public schools (elected official), Queens Economic
Development Corporation, Minority In-House Counsel Association, and the advisory boards of
the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at University of Delaware, Bipartisan
Policy Center Corporate Governance Advisory Council, Rutgers Law School Center for Corporate
Law & Corporate Governance, CEOs for Corporate Purpose, Founding Member, CEO Investor
Network, and the Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership at
Columbia University. He is also an NACD Board Leadership Fellow.
Mr. Brown received his B.A. with honors from Yale University and his J.D. from Columbia
University Law School where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and an Olin Law & Economics
Junior Fellow

Jesse Glickstein is the Environmental & Human Rights Counsel on the Global, Social, and Environmental Responsibility Team within the Ethics & Compliance Office at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company. Jesse advises on a wide range of environmental, energy, conflict minerals, and human rights compliance, supply chain, and legal issues. Previously, Jesse practiced environmental law at an international law firm, O’Melveny & Myers, which included work on renewable energy project finance transactions and M&A deals. Jesse also co-founded Faiths United for Sustainable Energy, a non-profit that educated and mobilized faith-based communities around the intersection of issues related to the environment, climate change, social and economic justice, renewable energy, and religion.

Jesse has a deep commitment to public interest and pro bono work. Jesse currently serves in the
Rainforest Alliance’s Ambassadors Circle to support the organization’s mission of creating a more
sustainable world by using social and market forces to protect nature and improve the lives of farmers and forest communities. He also serves as a mentor in the Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Law Fellows Mentorship Program. Jesse currently serves as Pro Bono Coordinator for the Ethics & Compliance Office at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company. He has completed thousands of pro bono hours over the past several years, including work on a legal challenge to an inadequate environmental review process; legal proceedings representing unaccompanied immigrant children; and representation of a cooperative in drafting, analyzing, and negotiating power purchase agreements and regulatory filings in order to install solar systems, aggregate purchasing of electricity, and reduce costs for schools, religious institutions, and other non-profit institutions. Jesse has also performed election protection work through
the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law, conditions of confinement visits for arrested protesters through Law4BlackLives DC, and work as a legal observer through the National Lawyers Guild

Harriette Resnick is an Assistant Deputy Superintendent in the Climate Division of the New York State Department of Financial Services. Before joining the Department of Financial Services, Harriette had served as internal counsel to JPMorgan Chase & Co. As Managing Director and Associate General Counsel, she led the legal team supporting the Global Trade unit within JPMorgan’s Corporate & Investment Bank. She was co-chair of the International Chamber of Commerce Banking Commission’s Working Group on Sustainable Trade Finance. Harriette has a JD from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and a Masters in Environmental Law from Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law, where she specialized in Global Environmental Studies. Her article, Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Public and Private Law Tools for Halting Deforestation, was published in the January 2020 issue of the Pace Environmental Law Review.

Max Pyziur is the Energy Policy Research Foundation’s (EPRINC) Director for Research and Data.
He started with the organization in 2015, and has researched, published, and presented
extensively on public policy issues relating to transportation fuels, natural gas, and electricity.
Previously, he held various senior analytical and programming roles at commodity market
consultancies, financial services firms, and software technology companies.
He received his MBA from Washington University in St. Louis and his BA from St. Louis
University.

Molly Dee-Ramasamy is Director of JB&B’s Deep Carbon Reduction Group. Her experience includes
identifying opportunities for implementing energy conservation measures and low-carbon design
strategies with the intent of improving energy efficiency, driving down carbon emissions, and helping
clients realize energy cost saving associated with energy improvements and upgrades.

Molly has served as co-chair of a working group with the NYC Mayor’s Office of Sustainability for the
NYC Carbon Challenge, is an active participant in the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability Industry Council, and serves on Urban Green Council’s LL97 Carbon Trading Study Stakeholder group. In 2020, she was also selected to serve on New York State’s Energy Efficiency & Housing Advisory Panel and the Decarbonizing New York City Offices initiative alongside Building Energy Exchange, the Institute for Market Transformation, and the NYC Climate Alliance.

Yves Noel is the New York Power Authority’s Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer.
His primary responsibilities revolve around crafting and operationalizing NYPA’s strategic plan or
outlook for the future. Additionally, Mr. Noel manages an internal consulting group and the
organization’s sustainability department. During his short tenure at NYPA the Board of Trustees
approved a new strategic plan, VISION2030, which provides a roadmap for transforming the
state’s energy infrastructure to a clean, reliable, resilient and affordable system over the next
decade.
As an experienced management consultant, Yves helped several clients develop strategies for
growth and operational improvements. He brings his experience from across the energy
landscape to drive the overall strategy for NYPA and the Canal Corporation. Day to day
responsibilities center on leading the planning and execution of strategies to meet NYPA’s
organization objectives. He is a member of NYPA’s Executive Management Committee, which
guides NYPA’s direction.
Yves has more than 15 years of experience shaping businesses and implementing new systems
and processes. He holds a master of business administration from The Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania, and a bachelor of business administration from Loyola in Maryland.

Over the past 30 years, Jan Childress has directed investor relations departments at two Fortune 500 companies. Since 1998, Jan has served as Director of Investor Relations (including Sustainability beginning in 2019) at Consolidated Edison, Inc. Prior to joining Con Edison, Jan served as Vice President, Investor Relations at KeySpan (now National Grid).

From 1988 to 1992, Jan founded and directed KeySpan’s $9 million Area Development Fund to provide equity investments and low-interest loans for affordable housing and small businesses. From 1984 to 1988, he served as assistant to KeySpan’s (then Brooklyn Union Gas) chairman and CEO, where he helped guide the creation and course of the New York City Partnership’s Commercial Development Committee. Prior to that, he served in KeySpan’s Human Resources Department as coordinator of benefits and services.

From 1979 to 1983, he served as a Special Assistant to the U.S. House of Representatives member for New York City’s 14th Congressional District. He was named a Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International in 1992 and a David Rockefeller Fellow in 1989-1990. Jan has a BA in Industrial Labor Relations – SUNY’s Center for Labor Studies, Certificate in Industrial Labor Relations – Cornell University, Certificate in Real Estate Finance – New York University, and Certificate in Utility Financial Management – Stone & Webster Utility Management Program. Jan has been teaching the Chinese martial art of tai chi chuan for four decades, earning #1 ranking in the U.S. in 2010 and earning bronze medals in the 2004 and 2010 Tai Chi Chuan World Cups held in Taiwan.

Anna Marciano is General Counsel for Nespresso USA & Nestlè Premium Waters Division, Head of
Sustainability for Nespresso USA and Head of Zone North America Legal Sustainability for Nestlé.

Anna joined Nestlé from Heineken USA where she served as Deputy General Counsel. Prior to her role at Heineken USA, she was the division General Counsel of Euro RSCG Worldwide and with
Cadbury/Snapple for eight years, serving in various capacities, including as Assistant General Counsel for the North American division of the confectionary company.

She is an active board member of both the Fairfield/Westchester Chapter of the Association of
Corporate Counsel and Burke Rehabilitation Hospital and on the Advisory Board of the Sustainable Business Law Hub at Elisabeth Haub School of Law.

Anna is a purpose-driven leader seeking to inspire others to take a chance and own the stage.

Madhuri Pavamani is the Director of the Sustainability & ESG Advisory Practice. She has advised leading companies in the private equity, transportation and insurance industries on their public disclosures, corporate governance practices, and diversity and inclusion initiatives. Prior to joining the ESG practice, Madhuri was a senior staff attorney in Paul Weiss’s litigation department, where she focused on regulatory and employment investigations and anti-trust matters. During law school, Madhuri was a recipient of the Edward V. Sparer Public Interest Law Fellowship and an editor for the Brooklyn Law School Journal of Law and Policy. In Spring of 2021, Madhuri was awarded a Sustainable Capitalism & ESG certificate from Berkeley Law; she is currently an Advisory Board member at practicalESG.com and the Elisabeth Haub School of Law’s Sustainable Business Law Hub.

Matt Orrell is a Partner in the Financial Services practice at PKF O’Connor Davies with 25 years of
experience. Matt specializes in advising financial services firms, including investment managers and family offices, on governance, risk management and compliance through all phases of their growth.

Matt provides practical guidance to clients with issues related to structure, management and operations of their business including: Board and committee oversight; policy and procedure management and development; internal control establishment, monitoring and assessment; ESG performance oversight, measurement and reporting; and risk assessment.

Working closely with various types of investment advisors and family offices, Matt provides guidance on the establishment and operations of the products they manage such as real assets funds, private equity funds, hedge funds and venture capital funds.

Prior to joining PKF O’Connor Davies, Matt served as the head of enterprise risk management for a
vertically integrated multi-platform real estate investment manager. He also led regulatory risk and review for the Americas at the world’s largest asset manager and formerly was a consultant at a ‘Big 4’ accounting and advisory firm.

Professor Jason J. Czarnezki holds the Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law Chair and is Associate Dean of Environmental Law Programs and Strategic Initiatives at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University (New York, USA).

Prior to joining the Pace Law faculty, Professor Czarnezki was formerly Professor of Law in the Environmental Law Center at Vermont Law School and director of the U.S.-China Partnership for Environmental Law. He has also held academic appointments at Marquette University Law School and DePaul University College of Law, and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. He also served as a J. William Fulbright Scholar at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China. Professor Czarnezki was formerly Honorary Research Associate at Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute (UK), Visiting Fellow at Uppsala Universitet Faculty of Law (Sweden), and Fellow at the University of Tromsø – The Arctic University of Norway. For 2020, Professor Czarnezki was named, by the Swedish National Research Council, the Olof Palme Visiting Professor at Stockholm University.

He has presented his work on natural resources law, environmentalism, food policy, sustainable public procurement, private environmental governance, and global climate policy at universities, public interest organizations, government institutions, and conferences throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Previously, he served as a law clerk to the Honorable D. Brock Hornby of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine and as a law clerk for the Bureau of Legal Services at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. His articles have been published in the law journals of Boston College, Boston University, Stanford University, University of Chicago, University of Colorado, University of Maryland, and University of Virginia. His books include “Everyday Environmentalism: Law, Nature and Individual Behavior” (2011) and “Food, Agriculture and Environmental Law” (2013). Professor Czarnezki received his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Chicago and his PhD in Environmental Law from Uppsala University in Sweden.

In May 2017, Mr. Ward founded Clearstream. Until October 2016, Mr. Ward was a Partner of Riverstone based in New York. Mr. Ward joined Riverstone in 2002 and was responsible for the sourcing and management of investments across the energy industry, with a particular emphasis on the midstream sector. In addition to leading many of Riverstone’s significant midstream investments, Mr. Ward was also a member of Riverstone’s investment committee where he oversaw the firm’s capital allocation and strategic decision making for transactions spanning all energy subsectors and geographies.

Prior to joining Riverstone, Mr. Ward was a Partner and Managing Director with Hyperion Partners/Ranieri& Co., a private equity firm focused on principal investments in the financial services, real estate, securitization finance, consumer and corporate finance sectors. Prior to Hyperion, he was an Associate in the High Yield Finance Group at Merrill Lynch, where he specialized in acquisition financing and M&A transactions involving financial sponsors. Mr. Ward began his private equity career as a Senior Financial Analyst at Merrill Lynch Capital Partners, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Merrill Lynch, which managed private equity capital for leveraged buyouts across a wide range of industries. During his career, Mr. Ward has served
on various Boards of Directors and actively served on various committees of such Boards, including the Boards of Bridger LLC, Buckeye GP LLC, Gibson Energy, HES International, Hestya Energy, Mainline Management LLC, Mistral Energy, Niska Gas Storage, PVR Partners L.P. (Penn Virginia
Resource Partners, L.P.), SemGroup and USA Compression.

Mr. Ward received his A.B. from Dartmouth College and his M.B.A. from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

Rachel Carpitella is a sustainability trailblazer with fifteen years of experience developing and implementing climate action for municipalities, schools, and businesses. In her role with Sustainable Westchester, Rachel directs the Commercial Clean Heating & Cooling campaign, notably securing funding and technical assistance for property owners to evaluate the feasibility of decarbonizing their buildings across 30 municipalities.
Rachel previously led the Green Business Partnership’s business development to expand membership into new territory and association partnerships. For three years she served as sustainability leader with Greenburgh Nature Center where she launched a food scrap recycling program for the Town of Greenburgh and its Villages. Previous to that, Rachel directed NYPIRG’s clean energy community outreach campaigns in the Hudson Valley and on Long Island. She advised the Jones Beach Energy and Nature Center, is Board Chair of Green Inside and Out, a founding member of the Long Island Organics Council, and serves on the Town of Babylon Climate Smart Task Forc