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Customer Utility Trade Ally Company First Name Last Name Title 7 EEI Spring 2019 National Key Accounts Workshop Attendee List 4/16 Customer Utility Trade Ally Company First Name Last Name Title 7-Eleven, Inc. Zulie Hernandez Sr. Energy Analyst 7-Eleven, Inc. Ann Scott Director of Energy, Engineering & Store Planning Advance Auto Parts Regina Hines Energy Analyst Albertsons, Inc. Chris Ishizu Energy Operations Albertsons, Inc. Victor Munoz Corporate Manager, Utilities & Energy Utilization Albertsons, Inc. Evan Roberts Energy Project Analyst Aldi Julia Hall Project Manager, National Real Estate Amazon Jake Oster Amazon Public Policy, Energy Amazon Chris Roe Energy Procurement Manager Amazon Max Twogood Energy Efficiency Project Manager AMC Theatres Eric Nielsen Manager, Utilities AT&T Michael Carman Sr Energy Manager AT&T Craig Fulton Senior Energy Manager AutoZone, Inc. Clint Burks Energy Management Systems Specialist AutoZone, Inc. Tinika Davis Maintenance/Setup Support Manager AutoZone, Inc. Amanda Turner Energy Management Manager Best Buy Co Inc. Luis Carmona Manager, Energy and controls Best Buy Co Inc. Andrew Heairet Energy Manager Best Buy Co Inc. Scott Savre Director Of US Properties Brinker International Scott Amerault Senior Facilities Team Leader Brinker International John Turek Facility Manager - Maggiano’s Little Italy Restaurant Brand Brixmor Property Group Daren Moss SVP, Operations & Sustainability Burlington Stores, Inc Diane Mandelko Energy Manager Burlington Stores, Inc Rebecca Sherman Director of Energy & Sustainability Burlington Stores, Inc Alexis Trautman Energy Services Analyst Burlington Stores, Inc Nicole VanHorn Energy Coordinator Captain D's, LLC Larry Jones Vice President of Construction Caribou Coffee Company, Inc. Susan Scheuermann Energy Manager Charter Communications Inc Erin Stewart Manager, Procurement Cinemark USA, Inc. Arthur Justice Vice-President - Energy & Sustainability Cinemark USA, Inc. Daniel Zagotta Manager, Energy & Sustainability Cisco Systems, Inc. Todd Wheeler Global Energy Management & Sustainability CKE Restaurants Inc Juliann Rogers Director of Energy Coca-Cola Bottlers' Sales and Services Company, Preston Lee Senior Manager, Energy Procurement & Utilities LLC Costco Wholesale Corporation Leesah Blanchard Director, Sustainability & Compliance Costco Wholesale Corporation Deidre Burleson Energy ICS Costco Wholesale Corporation Jason Handlan Energy ICS Costco Wholesale Corporation Deanna Hughes Manager, Utilities & Incentives Costco Wholesale Corporation Sarah Madonna Manager, Waste Sustainability Costco Wholesale Corporation John Mathis Energy Project Supervisor Costco Wholesale Corporation Ime Ntekpere Building Systems & Controls Specialist Costco Wholesale Corporation Shay Reed Energy Buyer Costco Wholesale Corporation Doug Sparkes Manager of Building Systems & Controls Costco Wholesale Corporation Gregg Zimmerman Energy Wizard Cox Enterprises, Inc. Andres Vargas Energy Procurement Manager Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc Adam Watkins Sr. Project Manager - Services & Utilities CVS Health Joan Bissonnette Director Capital & Energy Management CVS Health Raelene Hopkins Facility Manager CVS Health Robert Izzo Energy Manager CVS Health Richie Pickett Utility Specialist CyrusOne Todd Masters Energy Manager David's Bridal Melissa Chalecki Energy Manger Defense Logistics Agency Energy John Nelson Chief, Electricity & Renewables Defense Logistics Agency Energy Charlene Woods Contract Specialist Digital Realty Jeff Hanson Director, Energy Supply Chain Dillards Jeffrey Bowen Director, Energy and Sustainability El Pollo Loco Dan Milojevich Director, Facilities 1 EEI Spring 2019 National Key Accounts Workshop Attendee List 4/16 Floor & Decor Michael Meek Sr. Dir. – Facilities & Energy H&M Hennes & Mauritz LP Kyle Hopkins Energy Specialist H-E-B Ryan Smith Manager, Energy Management Systems Iron Mountain Kevin Hagen Vice President, Environment, Social & Governance Strategy JC Penney Co., Inc. Sal Alhelo Energy Programs Manager Kimco Realty Corp Jeffrey Harlan Manager, Property Support Services Kohls Department Stores, Inc. Vince Lombardi Senior Manager of Energy Kohls Department Stores, Inc. Angela Riccaboni Sr. Energy Analyst Kohls Department Stores, Inc. John Siatczynski Sr. Manager of Engineering Kroger Xinpei Li Division Energy Manager Kwik Trip, Inc Todd Bornholdt Senior Energy Manager Lowe's Companies, Inc. Danny Dietrich Energy Demand Consultant Lowe's Companies, Inc. Shannon Olive Site Incentive/Rebate Analyst Lowe's Companies, Inc. Jason Wain Director, Enterprise Strategic Sourcing Macy's, Inc. Poulomi Adhya Director of Energy Macy's, Inc. Cari Schoffelman Facilities Project Manager Macy's, Inc. Susan Speck Energy Management Marathon Petroleum Company LP James Felch Procurement Contracts Specialist Marriott International Ron Dictor Director, Energy & Environment McDonalds Lindsay Buckwell U.S. Sustainability Manager McDonalds Steven DePalo Director of Restaurant Sustainability Microsoft Corporation Leroy Ho Energy Project Manager Microsoft Corporation Brandon Middaugh Sr. Program Manager, Distributed Energy Microsoft Corporation Emily Watt Energy Project Manager Mohawk Industries, Inc. Scott Bargerstock Energy Manager - Demand Mohawk Industries, Inc. Kyle Bartz Director of Energy Mohawk Industries, Inc. Eric Cucksee Energy Resource Manager National Church Residences Steve Ebright Energy & Capital Planning Nordstrom, Inc. Keli Tiffany Director, Utilities Nordstrom, Inc. Michael Willson National Commissioning Engineer Oracle Corporation Gerald Gurtler Global Energy Director O'Reilly Automotive Kara Cunniff Energy Manager O'Reilly Automotive Karen Daniel Utility/Energy Supervisor Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Roger Goldstein Executive Director, Facilities Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Melissa Martinez Utilities Specialist PetSmart, Inc. Rachael Ruelas Manager, Energy and Sustainability Pilot Flying J Bryan Martin Energy Manager QuikTrip Corporation Matthew Baer Corporate Purchasing Manager QuikTrip Corporation Terry David Energy Manager RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. Colin Block Manager, Energy & Sustainability RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. Ted Dixon Procurement Analyst RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. Josh Lord Energy and Sustainability Analyst Ralph Lauren Samantha Lewis-Bennett Manager, Energy & Sustainability Recreational Equipment, Inc Andrew Dempsey Senior Sustainability Manager Recreational Equipment, Inc Susan Long Sustainability Initiative Manager Retail Business Services Andrew Fernandez Sr Energy Manager Sears Holdings Corporation Keith Klug Director of Energy Seattle Mariners Ryan Van Maarth Senior Director, Construction & Planning Shari’s Management Corporation Jodenne Scott Director, Financial Support Services Sheetz, Inc. Susan Dunn Manager of Energy Projects Sheetz, Inc. Eric McCrum Energy Engineer Shell Oil Company Linda Whatley Energy Services Manager Sprouts Farmers Market Tim Davis Senior Energy Manager Stanford University Frank Durso Associate Director, Facilities Energy Systems Operations Staples, Inc. Bob Valair Director, Energy & Environmental Management Starbucks Coffee Company Katie Breene Sr. Project Manager, Energy & Sustainability Target Corporation William Crider Director - Energy Target Corporation Brian Mojica Lead Program Manager - Deregulated Markets Target Corporation Sarah Plotkin Sr. Program Owner, Prop. Mgmt., Energy & Sustainability Target Corporation Doyle Trankel Engineering Director The Estee Lauder Companies Jonathan Farkouh Manager, Environmental Affairs & Safety The Home Depot USA, Inc. Pratik Bharadwaj Sr. Business Operations Analyst The Home Depot USA, Inc. Craig D'Arcy Director, Energy Management 2 EEI Spring 2019 National Key Accounts Workshop Attendee List 4/16 The Home Depot USA, Inc. Will Welch Manager, Energy Projects The Home Depot USA, Inc. Samantha Woolf Senior Operations Business Analyst The Home Depot USA, Inc. 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Shetal Lettvin Sr. Manager, Energy & Utilities Walmart Stephen Chriss Director, Energy Services Walmart Lynn Davis Power Restoration Walmart Anita Gordon Regional Energy Manager Walmart Jeremy Houchin Sr. Manager Walmart Kirk Jackman Regional Energy Manager Walmart Debra James Director of Energy Strategy Walmart Richard Mynatt Regional Energy Manager Wawa, Inc. Michael Faith Manager of Environmental Compliance, Waste & Utilities Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. 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