Gregory Johnson Email & Phone Number

Atlantic County, New Jersey, United States

I am responsible for managing the Evaluation, Measurement, and Verification activities of the Energy Efficiency programs for SJI's two regulated natural gas utilities, South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas.This includes:- Overseeing the process of neutral third party evaluations of the utility-run energy efficiency programs.- Ensuring compliance with the measurement and reporting requirements of the state regulator, the NJ Board of Public Utilities to ensure accurate measurement and reporting of the energy savings from the regulated utility run energy efficiency programs.- Working with the state EMV Working Groups to develop, improve, and update the State's key regulatory documents for energy efficiency programs, such as the Technical Resource Manual, and the NJ Cost Tests that regulate how energy savings are calculated and how the Cost-Benefit Analysis of programs are conducted.- Participating in Joint Utility groups with the other regulated utilities in the state to ensure consistent and universal standards and practices for the implementation and evaluation of utility-run energy efficiency programs for the regulated natural gas and electric utilities across the state of New Jersey.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

I oversaw the analytical activities related to PGW's Universal Services programs, a suite of programs regulated by the PA Public Utility Commissions focused on providing energy affordability and energy efficiency to low-income utility customers.Responsibilities included overseeing and conducting analysis related to:- Tracking and reporting key metrics for both internal and regulatory reporting purposes- Analyzing data to inform policy decisions, program implementation (including marketing and outreach)- Managing regulatory reporting requirements and responses to discovery requests from the Public Utility Commission, stakeholders, and advocacy groups involved in the regulatory approval process of regulated utility activities- Proposing program and policy changes related to the Universal Service programs as part of periodic plan submission and approval process to the state regulatory agencies to help ensure programs are meeting and exceeding the statutory and regulatory goals of the Universal Service programs- Coordinating with local, state, and federal programs and non-profits to facilitate and integrate services and programs with similar goals towards providing financial aid, bill payment assistance, and access to energy efficiency programs in an equitable manner to low-income customers within the utility's service

Greater Philadelphia Area

As the Data Analytics Specialist for the Universal Services department, I oversee the collecting, analyzing, and reporting data related to PGW's Universal Services programs. These are a collection of government regulated programs dedicated to serving the low-income population of PGW's customer base. These include services that provide energy assistance, energy efficiency, and hardship grants targeted at the 200,000 low income customers in Philadelphia.Duties include applying statistical analysis, segmentation analysis, and other quantitative and qualitative research skills to proactively identify patterns and opportunities, and to design and implement outreach campaigns.I tracked and analyzed all data related to LIHEAP, CRISIS, and UESF grants to conduct financial analysis and create predictive models of program performance, identify fraud, and ensure regulatory compliance and the proper use of ratepayer funds.Duties also include the creation and maintenance of reports and dashboards to track and analyze key performance indicators for internal program monitoring and evaluation.I evaluated programs, provided key program metrics, and wrote reports and memos to assist in the research and development of potential modifications to PGW's Universal Service Programs and for reports to the PA Public Utility Commission and the Philadelphia Gas Commission.

Princeton, Nj

APPRISE (Applied Public Policy Institute for Study and Evaluation) is a nonprofit research institute located in Princeton, NJ. APPRISE specializes in researching and evaluating programs that provide energy bill payment assistance, energy education, and energy efficiency services to low-income households, as well as programs that target energy efficiency technologies and investments to residential, commercial, and industrial utility customers. APPRISE's staff conducts a variety of research and evaluation activities for the federal government, state governments, utility companies, and nonprofit organizations.As a Project Director, my responsibilities include the following:- Manage multiple project evaluation projects for utility, government, and nonprofit clients.- Conduct impact analysis of programs and policies affecting energy usage and bill payments using advanced econometric and statistical analysis.- Write evaluation reports, project proposals, and project budgets.- Supervise and train staff in data collection, data processing, data analysis, and evaluation research.

Dallas, Tx

I independently taught numerous sections of intermediate micro and macroeconomics at the undergraduate level. I was solely responsible for all decisions related to course materials, curriculum, lectures, exams, grading policies, etc.My teaching received top reviews from both students and the department. Evaluations from both students and the department are available upon request.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I assisted senior economists with their research related to the data and programming of complex DSGE macroeconomic models. I provided guidance to younger analysts tasked with updating and maintaining time-series models of key macroeconomic data. I also worked on independent research projects related to the modeling of inter-country financial contagion in the wake of the Great Recession.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Economic and econometric research for the empirical sections of a number of macroeconomic projects. Much of the work revolved around developing and estimating structural vector autoregressive (SVAR) models of key macroeconomic variables and impulse response functions (IRFs) of key macroeconomic variables to various economic shocks.

Greater New York City Area

Coordinated with over 100 advertisers to ensure the timely production of all non-fashion advertising materials for inclusion in numerous Conde Nast magazine titles including Brides and Modern Bride. I also acted as the liaison between the magazine titles and printers to review and approve all production material prior to the print run.

Greater New York City Area

Integrated and coordinated the work of numerous departments (merchandising, photography, graphic design, copy writing, and print production), to ensure the timely and on-budget production of the monthly catalog. I was responsible for review and approval at all stages of production, from conceptualization to printing.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Master Of Arts (M.A.), Economics

Activities and Societies: Omicron Delta Epsilon (International Honor Society in Economics) Captain of SMU's Data Mining team. In 2010 we.

Ma, International Economics And Finance

Ba, Economics