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Marnie Abramson

Principal / Founder @ Lightility | MBA, MS, LEED AP

Marnie Abramson is the Principal and Founder of Lightility, a company dedicated to improving energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings and infrastructure.12 Here are some key details about her background and accomplishments:

Professional Experience

Marnie founded Lightility, which focuses on converting outdated energy infrastructures into cost-saving and environmentally friendly solutions. The company specializes in:

  • LED lighting upgrades
  • Electric vehicle charging stations and infrastructure
  • Commercial solar projects12

Under her leadership, Lightility has helped clients achieve:

  • Over $110 million in energy savings
  • More than $23 million in utility rebates and grants
  • Carbon emission reductions exceeding one billion pounds2

Education and Credentials

Marnie holds multiple advanced degrees:

  • Master of Science in Real Estate from Johns Hopkins University
  • Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California
  • Bachelor of Arts in Communications from American University12

She is also a LEED Accredited Professional, demonstrating her expertise in green building practices.1

Board Positions and Advisory Roles

Marnie serves on several boards and advisory councils:

  • Board of Directors for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
  • Sustainability Advisory Council for American University's Kogod School of Business
  • Pepco Holdings EmPOWER Maryland Advisory Board12

Recognition

Marnie has received notable recognition for her work in sustainability:

  • "40 Environmentalists in 40 Years" award from Montgomery County, Maryland
  • "Women Who Mean Business" award from the Washington Business Journal
  • Named to Bisnow Media's "35 Under 35" list for business leaders in the Washington region1

Speaking Engagements

Marnie is a frequent speaker on sustainability and energy efficiency topics. She has given guest lectures in Master's programs at Georgetown University, University of Maryland, and Johns Hopkins University.2

Highlights

May 22 · linkedin

Despite the talk of the decline of EV charging, demand has grown from 7 cars per public charging station to 20 cars. The need continues to grow...

Mar 27 · linkedin

Shell recently published its Energy Transition Strategy 2024 report and announced it will be getting rid of about 1,000 gas stations over the next two years and funneling resources to expanding services for electric vehicles.

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Location

Rockville, Maryland, United States