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Patricia Voorhees
Director, Strategic Consulting, M&A Advisory, Climate Finance / ESG Practice at The Alta Group
Patricia Voorhees is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience in commercial finance.23 She currently serves as the Director of Strategic Consulting and M&A Advisory in the Fintech Practice at The Alta Group.1
Professional Focus
Patricia specializes in bringing together people, strategies, and capital to address major climate finance and ESG challenges.1 Her expertise lies in developing business models that can effectively tackle these issues.
Career Highlights
- Experience: Over 25 years in commercial finance23
- Current Role: Director of Strategic Consulting and M&A Advisory, Climate Finance / ESG Practice at The Alta Group14
- Location: Based in Danbury, Connecticut, United States4
Areas of Expertise
Patricia's work focuses on the intersection of technology and commercial finance.5 Her key areas of expertise include:
- Strategic alliances
- Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) deals
- Business model development
- Climate finance
- Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices
Recognition and Influence
Patricia is recognized as a thought leader in her field. She is:
- A sought-after speaker and guest expert
- Featured in the Monitor 2020 Women's List for her contributions to the industry5
Patricia Voorhees continues to play a significant role in shaping the future of climate finance and ESG practices through her strategic consulting and advisory work at The Alta Group.
Highlights
Lots of questions about growth and challenges in the EV market recently. This cover article in the current issue of the Equipment Leasing and Finance Magazine is packed with insights on burgeoning as-as service models in trucks, buses, charging infrastructure as well as smart vendor models and ways to reduce customer adoption risk. Thank you to the ELFA and contributors John Critelli , Joe Sebik , Josh Green , Gaurav Dubey and Charles A. Carter for sharing your expertise on this important topic.
The recent heat wave underscored the significance of renewable energy sources in alleviating strain on the grid during peak demand periods for air conditioning. According to a Boston Globe article, Massachusetts 170,000 solar installations on residential and business properties eased the burden on the grid during the heat last weeks heat wave. These behind-the-meter renewable energy sources are poised to play an increasingly critical role in enhancing grid resiliency as temperatures rise.
Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/eByz-YFR
