Vincent DeVito, Executive Director
Contact Vincent:
16 Claremont Street
Worcester, MA 01610
(508)751-4639
vdevito@energyandsustainability.com
Vincent DeVito is an Energy and Climate Change attorney, bringing his international New York based practice to Bowditch & Dewey’s Boston office. Mr. DeVito is an authority on renewable energy development and corporate sustainability issue. He has strategically advised members of the President’s Cabinet, governors, ambassadors, and corporate leaders. Mr. DeVito served as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Energy for Policy and International Affairs.
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Chris Noonan, Senior Program Advisor
Contact Chris:
16 Claremont Street
Worcester, MA 01610
(508)751-4639
cnoonan@energyandsustainability.com
Chris Noonan serves as the Senior Program Advisor and brings his experience and passion specializing in urban sustainability and participatory management to his work with IES. Previous to joining the Institute, Chris played a role in a number of projects including Biodiversity Days, National Wildlife Federation’s Campus Ecology Program and the Environmental Advocacy Group. Chris graduated with a BS in Geography from Worcester State College and an MA in Environmental Science and Policy from Clark University. He is a member of the Worcester Energy Task Force and enjoys hiking, reading and spending time with family and friends. Join Chris’ LinkedIn Network
Angela Marshall, Program Coordinator
Contact Angela:
16 Claremont Street
Worcester, MA 01610
(508)751-4639
amarshall@energyandsustainability.com
Angela Marshall is the Program Coordinator at IES. She graduated from Clark University in 2011 with a BA in Environmental Science. She served as an intern with IES during the summer of 2011 while pursuing her Masters Degree from Clark University in Environmental Science and Policy (expected graduation, May 2012). She has a background in Sustainable Development from her studies abroad in Costa Rica and in climate change science as a Harvard Forest Research Assistant (REU) in 2010. Her undergrad honors thesis quantified the effects of clearcut disturbances on carbon storage. For her masters’ research she is exploring intermediary clean energy/green business organizations. Join Angie’s LinkedIn Network!
