Adam Flint Email & Phone Number

Binghamton, New York, United States

Direct all of NESTs Clean Energy Programs, including heatsmart, Solarize, Binghamton Community Power, and our Energy Corps internship, which has hosted more than 120 students. Primarily responsible for grant fundraising and developing new programs. Working with a wide range of stakeholders on establishing clean energy careers pathways regional and statewide. Serve on the steering committee of the Energy Democracy Alliance where I Coordinate the Community Owned Shared Renewables working group, and co-led the formation of a $52m statewide regional clean energy hub program through a codesign process with NYSERDA. Serve on the Council of Anchors of the Energy Democracy Project where I coordinate our federal legislative, regulatory and policy Strategy. I represent all of these groups publicly, with officials and peer organizations. Note: Network for a Sustainable Tomorrow (NEST) is formerly known as the Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition (BRSC)

Binghamton, Ny

Manage regional solar marketing and education program. Oversee volunteers, interns, and coordinate with NABCEP and BPI certified contractors. Serve residential, commercial, municipal, and non-profit clients. Work with NYSERDA, the governors office, the NY Green Bank, public utilities, DPS, and program partners to refine policy and regulations to facilitate NYS transition to a 100% renewable energy system by 2050. Co-founder of the NY Energy Democracy Alliance (NYEDA) and Coordinator of the Community Owned Shared Renewables (CoShare) Working Group.

New York, United States

https://energydemocracyny.org/

Binghamton, New York

Created and Coordinated the first Energy Efficiency outreach and Marketing Program in Broome County. Became regional coordinator of the Southern Tier Green Jobs Green New York consortium, the highest performing group statewide in home retrofits and energy audits. Conducted outreach to more than 100 organizations of all types, trained and hired 40 interns from Binghamton University and Broome Community College. Created and coordinate the Southern Tier Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Roundtable (STEERE). Visit http://www.upgradeupstate.org/SouthernTier for testimonials and program information.

Created and taught new course, Sustainability and Social Movements, Combining theory and practice from both fields with campus and community based research in the fields of energy, food, zero waste, green transportation, and building regional economic resilience.

Taught courses in Human Rights and Social Movements in the region, along with a library research course for LACAS minors.

Managed content for "clean water not dirty drilling" coalition website.

Oneonta, Ny

Taught Social Movements, Human Rights, Social Theory, Introduction to Sociology, Globalization, Senior Seminar, and Senior Thesis. • 1990-2006 travel and community based research in Central America. • Director of Latin American Studies Program. • Academic advisement for freshman and majors. • Presented at disciplinary conferences in the U.S., Canada and Mexico in Sociology and Latin American Studies. • Researched and gave invited presentations before non-academic audiences on topics such as democracy and citizen participation, civil liberties and the 'Patriot Act', and testimony on voting machine choice.

Ph.D. (Abd), Sociology

Activities and Societies: Active member of the American Sociological Association, Sections on Collective Behavior and Social Movements.

Ma, Comparative Historical Sociology, Political Economy, Latin America, Social Movements, Human Rights

Activities and Societies: Current Status: ABD/PhD. 11 months dissertation field research in El Salvador on Transnational Social Movement.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Sociology

Activities and Societies: B.A. Founder and President of the Sociology Club. Campus organizer for a variety of student groups, including.