Debbie Brannan Email & Phone Number

Boulder, CO, US

Lyons, Colorado, United States

Boulder, Colorado

Boulder, Colorado

• Manages multi-year engagements with budgets as large as $4+ million per year
• Develops and manages dynamic teams of diverse skills sets and varying sizes, including one project with as many as 20+ direct reports
• Leverages interdisciplinary research methods to solve clients challenges
• Member of a small team developing Navigant’s Customer Engagement Solution Offering aimed at partnering with clients to help them better understand and serve customers in an evolving energy landscape
• Participates in Navigant’s Centers of Excellence aimed at advancing analytical approaches in program impact evaluation
• Coaches and mentors junior staff, giving them the opportunity to build a career in an industry they are passionate about

Boulder, Colorado

Designed, implemented and evaluated two small-scale randomized control experiments in the field of behavioral economics applied to transportation.

Boulder

Provided technical assistance to recipients of DOE Weatherization Assistance Program grants for low income Weatherization programs with a behavioral component. Developed an information resource on effective design and implementation of behavioral programs, presented as a webinar.

Conducted an extensive literature review on behavioral biases which apply to energy. Developed an information resource guide for government energy programs, identifying policy solutions which eliminate or leverage behavioral biases for specific energy problems.

Instructor for Environmental Economics (Summer 2009, Spring 2010).

Instructor of Introduction to Economics (Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2009).

Research Assistant for Assistant Professor Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak with Yale University. Conducted an instrumental variable analysis using extensive household- and individual-level survey data to determine health consequences of consanguineous marriages. "Socio-economic and Biological Trade-offs of Consanguinity in an Arranged Marriage Market: Evidence from.

Teaching assistant for Principles of Microeconomics (Fall 2006, Spring 2007, Fall 2007) and Principles of Macroeconomics (Spring 2008).

Conducted research into the regulatory issues surrounding Broadband over Power Lines. J. Egan (2005) "Broadband Over Power Lines: What Regulators Think." E Source, ER-05-01.Researched and populated a searchable database of Demand-Side Management programs offered by most electric and natural gas utility companies in North America.

Phd, Economics

Renewable And Sustainable Energy Institute'S Graduate Energy Certificate

Ma, Economics

Ba, Quantitative Emphasis, Economics

Summa Cum Laude, With Honors

High School