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Person: Zoe Rudman

In her role as Funder Relations Coordinator, Zoe Rudman supports a variety of operations, communications, and other projects and assignments related to the cultivation, solicitation, and engagement of existing and prospective funders. In addition to working with the Strategic Partnerships team, Zoe collaborates with EF program colleagues and teams on funder-related projects and contributes to … Continued

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Person: Joseph Washington

Joseph Washington manages all invoicing for the Energy Foundation Programs Team, including receiving invoices, reviewing for accuracy and completeness, submitting and following up to ensure payments are completed. He serves as the central facilitator between the Programs team and Finance team. He also assists EF program associates with processing grants and contracts. Previously, Joseph was … Continued

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Person: Omer Farooque

Omer Farooque leads Energy Foundation’s communications strategy development and planning for both internal and external audiences in service to EF’s mission, and the field broadly. He crafts narratives and develops compelling stories to further the organization’s goals and strategies. He integrates brand and reputation management efforts with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) values into Strategic … Continued

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Post: Clean Energy Advocates Make History in Illinois

The people of Illinois have much to celebrate today as Governor J.B. Pritzker signed the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) into law. Members of the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition (ICJC) are calling it “the most ambitious and equitable clean energy law in the country.” It’ll transition Illinois─the sixth-heaviest carbon emitter in the country─to 100 … Continued

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Post: Building Electric: Fully-equipped, Healthy, and Modern Homes

Buildings now are the leading source of air pollution from human activity connected to  premature death—more than any other sector (see note below), including power plants, cars and trucks, and industry. More than ever, cutting fossil gas from new homes is a critical measure to protecting our health. California homes and buildings emit more greenhouse … Continued