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Posted: March 3, 2020
Bright Power promotes Mancino to EVP, New York
New York, NY According to Bright Power, an energy and water management company, Andrea Mancino has been promoted to executive vice president, New York.
Mancino was previously director of new construction where she managed ground-up new construction, oversaw strategic planning for the firm’s new construction unit and commissioned projects. Mancino co-founded the new construction division after seeing an opportunity to expand the firm’s offerings to build green multifamily buildings from their conception.
Mancino is pairing her technical expertise in building sustainable, performing projects with an ability to create and execute efficient business processes.
Her goal is to ensure the financial success of the business unit while delivering strong, proven services to New York-based clients. Mancino is also very active in the industry, consulting with government agencies, green building programs, clients, and product manufacturers to ensure efficiency and sustainability goals can be met through proper goal setting and alignment. Mancino’s current team is 50% women.
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