Mr. Galvin was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) by Governor Baker in October of 2015. Mr. Galvin serves on the Investment and Audit sub-committees of the Board.MassCEC accelerates the growth of the Massachusetts clean energy industry through the provision of tactical, technical and financial support to clean energy projects, early stage clean energy businesses and clean energy technologies. Established by Chapter 23J of the General Laws, MassCEC receives funding from the Renewable Energy Trust Fund, which was created by the Massachusetts Legislature in 1997 as part of the deregulation of the electric utility market. The trust is funded by a systems benefit charge paid by Massachusetts electricity consumers of investor-owned utilities in Massachusetts, as well as municipal electric departments that have opted to participate in the program.Since it began operating in 2009, MassCEC has helped clean energy companies grow, supported municipal clean energy projects, invested in innovative clean energy technologies, and supported the deployment of residential and commercial renewable energy installations; creating a robust marketplace for innovative clean technology companies and service providers. These initiatives have created high-quality jobs and contributed to long-term economic growth for the people of Massachusetts.

Mr. Galvin co-founded the successful Boston based energy management provider, SourceOne. SourceOne grew from a startup catalyzed by the de-regulation of electricity to an international concern managing a substantial energy commodity portfolio of electricity, natural gas and steam and developing customer owned mission critical energy infrastructure. SourceOne’s market leading position and high margin recurring revenue streams enabled the company to successfully capitalize its substantial growth ultimately leading to Veolia Energy acquiring SourceOne.

Mr. Galvin’s co-founded and directed the growth of the environmental consulting practice, Hygienetics. Hygienetics grew from a startup to a commercial success employing 300 professionals and operating seven offices in the US and an office in West Germany. Hygienetics became in INC, Top 500 business in its first year of eligibility.

Mr. Galvin spent the early years of his career as a public servant including serving as the Director of Environmental Management and Energy Planning at the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport). At Massport Galvin was responsible for environmental compliance of the Authorities capital development and operational initiatives. He managed all Federal, State and Municipal environmental agency relationships, communication and project permitting processes. Massport wide environmental licensing and permitting comprised over $5 Billion of capital development projects.Mr. Galvin managed agency wide energy conservation iniatives and strategies to purchase natual gas and electricity supply to Logan International Airport and the Seaport of Boston.