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Emily Reichert

Chief Executive Officer, Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC)

Dr. Emily Reichert is a highly accomplished professional leading efforts to advance clean energy initiatives and climate goals in Massachusetts.

With a background in physical chemistry, Emily's career includes roles in R&D, business development, and executive leadership.

She was instrumental in the exponential growth of Greentown Labs, a prominent climatetech startup incubator, where she nurtured innovative startups and contributed to job creation and investment.

Emily has held key positions at various prestigious organizations and has been actively involved in promoting women leaders in clean energy through the U.S. Department of Energy's C3E Initiative.

Her educational credentials include a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management.

Highlights

Aug 27 · linkedin

Congratulations to Galen Nelson!

Galen has played a key role in growing the #cleanenergy and #climatetech economy in Massachusetts for nearly two decades and that’s why I’m so excited to share that he has been named Massachusetts Clean Energy Center’s Chief Climate Officer.

A 13-year veteran of MassCEC, he most recently oversaw strategic direction and programmatic efforts in clean transportation, high-performance buildings, grid modernization, and emerging climatetech as our Chief Program Officer.

In this new leadership role, Galen will lead strategic initiatives, expand external #partnerships with key MassCEC stakeholders, specifically in industry and academia, and foster relationships with regional, national, and international partners. He will also work closely with me to articulate and actualize a “climate corridor” – a multi-faceted, region-specific approach to climatetech economic development across the Commonwealth.

Galen’s deep institutional and policy knowledge, collaborative approach, and strong network make him perfectly suited to excel in this new position at MassCEC. His success will be the Commonwealth’s success as we accelerate our clean energy transition and make Massachusetts the #climate innovation lab for the world.

Prior to joining MassCEC, Galen designed and managed an array of clean energy, green building, and sustainability programs at the City of Boston, and co-developed the City’s green building affordable housing policies. He has co-founded a climatetech startup and has significant experience developing programs, policies, and pilots at the municipal and state level, often at the intersection of urban planning, economic development, and clean energy.

Congrats again, Galen! I am excited to see the energy you bring to MassCEC and the Commonwealth in this new role!

Aug 12 · linkedin

We are pleased to announce that the Fall 2024 session of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's Clean Energy & Climatetech Internship Program is now open for enrollment and employer engagement! Please reshare!   Important Fall 2024 Session Dates: July 31st– Open enrollment begins. September 1st – Session begins. October 4th – Deadline for signed offer letter submissions to MassCEC. December 13th – Session ends.

As always, ALL majors are welcome to participate. We need every background and every discipline engaged in the fight against climate change!   Students: we love to see photos of your internships, and value your feedback on the program! If you have a success story, please don't hesitate to share it by contacting us at [email protected] – we're eager to hear it!

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States