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Nov 1, 2023 | allyenergy.com | Josh Levs

“Have you ever been sitting listening to something, and felt your whole body react?” That's what energy leader Jana Schey of Syzygy Plasmonics says when asked about the moment she was inspired to join the Women & Allies in Energy team for the TCS New York City Marathon. It was this past May, and Jana, who is not a runner, went to the ALLY Energy kickoff event for the marathon team. She wanted to support participants and hear the speakers. “I had no intention of joining,” she recalls.

Nov 1, 2023 | allyenergy.com | Josh Levs

By coming together to train for and run the TCS New York City Marathon in November, 50 energy leaders are sending a crucial message -- not just to the energy sector, but to the entire world, says Marjorie Nogueira. With the motto “Women & Allies in Energy: Running Toward Net Zero,” the team shows that alliances and mutual support are key to reaching the finish line in the biggest race the world faces - the energy transition.

Oct 20, 2023 | allyenergy.com | Josh Levs

When Gilly Rosen was studying to become a geologist, she took a long view into history -- very long. “My academic background was in paleoclimatology,” she says. It opened her eyes to the natural world in new ways. In her studies, as well as her work as a geologist for energy companies, she had the chance to visit and explore different landscapes and formations. “A big part of that is looking for cleaner sources of fuel and technologies,” she says.

Oct 20, 2023 | allyenergy.com | Josh Levs

Amanda Dasch on building a new industry and embracing ‘terrifying things,’ including her first marathonWhen Amanda Dasch tells people she’s an environmental scientist with a Ph.D. in geology and is working in offshore wind energy, they see how committed she is to tackling climate change. Then, when she tells those same people that her employer is Shell, some do a double-take. “I enjoy that reaction,” she says.

Oct 20, 2023 | allyenergy.com | Josh Levs

Building the Energy Workforce of the Future is one of the most crucial tasks of our time. It will take a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce to deliver the innovations and hard work necessary to achieve an era of net zero. That includes changing how the energy sector hires. And sometimes, making that change requires a fight. Rick Marriner knows this well.