The Energy Club at Kenan-Flagler Business School is hosting a speaker panel on the future of electric power. The panelists have a broad background in the energy field, including power generation, distribution, communications, data management, and public utilities.
This event is open to the public. Please register in advance.
Parking is available in the parking deck at the business school when the gates open at 4pm. The panel will begin at 4:15.
Speakers on the panel include:
Craig M. Cavanaugh - Director, Metering and Communications Solutions at Siemens Energy, Inc. Craig is responsible for the smart metering and smart grid communications solutions business in North America, which today is primarily focused on the sales, delivery and support of meter data management software for utilities.
Luke Fishback - Founder of PlottWatt. PlotWatt shows people how to reduce their electricity bills by analyzing smart meter data to identify sources of energy waste. Proprietary algorithms compute appliance-level energy cost without monitoring the individual appliances. The PlotWatt recommendation engine then generates customized, quantified recommendations tailored to each user’s home.
Lee T. Mazzocchi - currently Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer for Progress Energy. Upon close of the merger between Duke Energy and Progress Energy, Lee will be Vice President – Grid Modernization, responsible for Duke Energy’s investments in smart grid infrastructure and applications.
Brian Payne - Partner, Talent and Organization Performance at Accenture. Brian has responsibility for talent and workforce-related SmartGrid opportunities in North America. He advises Senior Executive clients on issues related to Enterprise Transformation, Business Process Improvement and Outsourcing, Human Resources, Leadership Development, Change Management, Employee Engagement, Recruiting, Project and Program Management.
Gary Rackliffe - Vice President of Smart Grids North America at ABB, Inc. Gary leads ABB's Smart Grid initiative in North America, including business development, strategic partnerships, and ABB’s marketing and product strategies.
