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56 Kleinman Center for Energy Policy 2018–2019 Annual ReportWHERE ARE THEY NOWIn 2015, the Kleinman Centerbegan offering a Certificate inEnergy Management and Policy—open to all interested Penngraduate students. Since then,19 Penn students have enteredthe work force with this credential.Here’s a look at the trajectory ofa few of these graduates.ROBERT RITCHIEBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGERENERGY STORAGE AT NEXAMPLead development of energy storage projects from initialproject analysis through project developmentand financingFocus Areas: energy storage, solar, project development,strategy, stakeholder engagement, partnerships, energypolicy, engineering“The certificate gave me the chance to explore my interestsoutside of engineering and broaden my knowledge ofenergy policy, energy markets, and energy economics.This cross-functional program helped prepare me to lookat issues from differing angles when taking on the manychallenges of the renewable energy industry.”MIRIAM POSNERDIRECTOR OF CORPORATE ENGAGEMENTENVIRONMENTAL LEAGUE OF MASSACHUSETTSTeach businesses to advocate for better environmental policyFocus Areas: climate change, protecting land, water,and public health“The certificate program exposed me to a cross-sectionof courses from different departments. Being able tothink like an engineer, a lawyer, or a designer gives me aninterdisciplinary perspective and helps me be nimble.”YANN MANIBOGDIRECTOR, FINANCE AND CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTLINCOLN CLEAN ENERGY, LLCBuy, sell, finance, and develop solar projectsFocus Areas: mergers and acquisitions, tax equity financing“I wanted to get my MBA in order to transition to acareer in clean energy…I don’t think I would have beenable to rebrand myself as an energy professionalwithout this certificate.”
kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu 572018–2019 GRADUATESOur certificate program offersgraduate students multidisciplinarycourse offerings across fivedifferent schools—includingour own energy courses, likeIntroduction to Energy Policy(ENMG 502), taught last fallin the Kleinman Center classroomby Senior Fellows Bill Hedermanand Anna Mikulska.GREGORY ARPINOJuris Doctor, Penn LawWINSTON CHENMaster of BusinessAdministration, WhartonJONATHAN HESSJuris Doctor, Penn LawJULIE UFFORD KEENAHANMaster of Business Administration,Wharton; Kleinman CenterResearch AssistantLearn more about ourcertificate program:kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/certificateERIC GILROYMaster of BusinessAdministration, Wharton
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