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Message from Outgoing President | Elaine Levin

1 Sep 2018 9:17 PM | Anonymous member

It has been an honor and a pleasure serving this past year as NCAC president. There are many professional organizations in the DC area but none like NCAC. What sets us apart is our members. I am always impressed by the caliber of knowledge you bring to our events. Getting to know you has been the highlight of my time as president. It's been a joy meeting so many interesting people and, on a personal level, making new friends.

NCAC is an all-volunteer organization that neither has nor seeks sponsors. Everything we do only happens because of the generous effort and time given by our volunteers. I want to thank the current NCAC council for their dedication and a job well done. Looking back on the year, we did a lot. NCAC launched a new website, went on a technical tour, started a newsletter, hosted happy hours and put together an outstanding Annual Conference to name a few.

I would like to congratulate the incoming officers and council:

  • President | Michael Ratner, Congressional Research Service
  • Vice President | David Givens, Argus Media
  • Treasurer | Joel Yudken, High Road Strategies
  • Secretary | Pat McMurray, Public Utilities Fortnightly
  • Aqueel Adenwala, Energy Ventures Analysis Inc
  • Aaron Annable, Canadian Embassy
  • Rita Beale, Energy Unlimited
  • Devin Hartman, R Street Institute
  • Natalie Kempkey, U.S. Energy Information Administration
  • Jennifer Reichert, CRDF Global
  • Barney Rush, Rush Energy Consulting
  • Lisa Viscidi, Inter-American Dialogue
  • Michael Weber, German Embassy
  • John Wenk, GWU (Student Representative)

What an impressive group. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the next NCAC year!

One last thought before I hand over the reins to Michael. As part of NCAC leadership, I attended almost every lunch meeting for the past two years, even on topics I might not have attended otherwise. No question, I am richer for it. I urge you to take advantage of all this association has to offer and to get involved.

Elaine E. Levin, Powerhouse | NCAC President

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