M3 Energy specializes in bringing clarity to purchasing energy, a complicated and murky process, so its clients can obtain the lowest, most predictable energy costs. Beyond procurement, M3 Energy performs utility bill audits to identify costly errors and recoup overcharges on behalf of its clients.

SHARE, (Safe, Healthy, Affordable and Reliable Energy), is a non-profit coalition of organizations committed to ensuring the continued supply of reliable, clean and affordable electricity for all New Yorkers.EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR • Launched 501(c)(6) non-profit to advocate for clean and affordable energy• Coordinate with the Board of Directors to establish program policy, manage budgetary obligations and determine organization’s legislative direction• Managed team of 10 employees and consultants to execute the organization’s mission• Developed communications strategy including key messages, marketing materials anddeliverables and execute strategy through events, media outreach and opinion editorialplacement• Created and lead a coalition of labor, religious and community leaders to advance mission• Authored report on the direct and indirect impacts of rapidly escalating energy prices• Educated and lobbied New York elected officials on the report’s recommendations• Authored testimony presented to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission

• Conceived and co-developed a new software with unique functionality to enable efficientdiagnostic testing for sleep apnea• Market software to, and manage relationships with, C-suite executives of national healthcareentities with over 1,000 beds and 40,000 annual patient visits• Grew corporation to level where clients performed over 10,000 diagnostic tests annually• Create strategic partnerships with leading sleep medicine physicians, corporations andtreatment centers, leveraging the name recognition and marketing budgets of third-parties

• Contributed to the development of the energy and air quality portions of Mayor Bloomberg’s30 year Long Term Strategic Plan known as PlaNYC• Represented the City’s interests before the NYS Public Service Commission• Lead New York City policy advisor on energy efficiency, clean onsite generation anddemand response• Managed a five-person team to implement the 28 recommendations contained within theMayor’s Energy Policy Task Force Report• Represent the City on the NYS Energy Research Development Authority’s Advisory Board,which oversees an $896 million public benefits fund for clean energy

• Key representative for the League to the City’s environmental community; built diverse coalitions of environmental, environmental justice, public health and community and civic organizations• Leading advocate for environmental and public health laws passed in NYC, including Local Law 86 of 2005 to establish green building standards and New York State Transportation Bond Act• Authored three reports on NYC’s environment• Chaired advisory group for NYLCV’s 2004 and 2005 annual NYC Council Scorecard• Crafted and executed NYLCV’s annual environmental policy agenda covering a broad rangeof environmental issues from water and air quality to parks and transportation• Wrote grant proposals and raised financial support for NYLCV programs

• Positioned the American Lung Association (ALA) as the leader on air quality concerns and their lung health impacts in the NY Metropolitan area• Lobbied elected officials at the local, state and federal levels of government to advance theALA’s mission• Promoted the ALA’s initiatives at press conferences as a key media liaison and spokesperson• Prepared grant applications to obtain funding from foundations• Successfully led an effort to shut down apartment house incinerators in New Rochelle, NYand pursued closure of all remaining apartment incinerators in Westchester County

• Key contact for several towns and cities within New York's 18th Congressional District; represented the Congresswoman at town hall meetings and community events• Monitored and addressed environmental concerns, including the Indian Point Energy Center, the Westchester County Airport and the Millennium and Iroquois Pipelines• Drafted position statements and letters for the Congresswoman• Contributed content and advised Press Secretary on the formulation of press releases• Liaised between the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and district leaders• Reconvened discussions on stalled restoration project to ensure $250,000 Congressionalearmark was utilized for funding of research