The American Solar Energy Society is pleased to announce that Susan Greene has taken the reins as president.

Greene brings to the job a long record of accomplishment in the nonprofit, private and government sectors. Most recently, she was senior vice president at The Cable Center, where she created and expanded The Center's informational, educational and professional development programs for the cable industry, university students and the public. She has been president of Women in Sustainable Energy (WISE), where she led the growth of this professional educational and networking organization, establishing its 501(c) (3) status, creating regularly scheduled educational and networking programs and recruiting corporate sponsors.

Previously Greene held executive positions at NBC, HBO, Citigroup and Time Warner Cable, where she worked to build new businesses at the intersection of content and technology. Earlier in her career, Greene was an attorney at the Federal Communications Commission.
"Susan Greene brings to ASES a strong track record in building growing enterprises, and especially in managing the critical interface of public policy, regulation and competitive business practice," said ASES Board Chair Jeff Lyng. "As a media-savvy executive, she is the ideal person to guide ASES as it grows into a more powerfully effective voice for renewable energy."
"I am delighted to join the ASES team," Greene said. "The coming together of public policy, consumer interest and new and more cost-effective technologies in the renewable energy sector provides a unique opportunity for ASES to play a central role in the creation of the new energy landscape."
Shaun McGrath stepped down from the executive director position to pursue an opportunity in public policy.
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About ASES: The American Solar Energy Society is the nation's oldest and largest nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of renewable energy, energy efficiency and our nation's transition to a sustainable energy economy. Founded in 1954 by solar scientists, educators, professionals and solar advocates, the Society hosts the National Solar Tour, organizes the National Solar Conference and publishes SOLAR TODAY Magazine and its online editions SolarToday.org and Solar@Work. ASES founded the FindSolar.com database and website, produces original Climate Change and Green Jobs Reports, and supports grassroots advocacy initiatives. ASES advocates 50 percent of U.S. electric generation from renewable by 2050. Register for SOLAR 2012 and the World Renewable Energy Forum, coming to Denver, May Learn more about the American Solar Energy Society at ases.org.