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Sara Rafalson

Executive Vice President, Policy & External Affairs at EVgo

Sara Rafalson has an extensive work experience in the field of clean energy and policy development. Sara currently holds the position of SVP, Market Development, Public Policy, & External Affairs at EVgo, where they lead the team responsible for driving transportation electrification efforts across the U.S. Prior to this, they served as Vice President, Market Development & Public Policy at EVgo, where they played a crucial role in accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles through collaboration with public utilities commissions and elected officials.

Before joining EVgo, Sara founded SLR Strategies, a consulting firm focused on cleantech policy and market strategy. During their tenure at SLR Strategies, they worked on various projects including renewable energy and storage development, grant development for electric vehicle charging, and content development for solar energy publications.

Additionally, Sara has worked at Sol Systems as Director, Policy & New Markets, where they were responsible for monitoring and influencing regulatory and energy policy developments. Prior to that, they served in roles such as Senior Associate and Associate at Sol Systems.

Sara's early work experience includes positions at UNC Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling and the Alaska Center for the Environment, where they focused on managing energy conservation programs and advocating for renewable energy policies.

Sara also had the opportunity to work as a Fellow at the Department of the Interior in the Office of the Secretary.

Overall, Sara Rafalson's work experience showcases their expertise in clean energy policy, market development, and advocacy. Sara has held leadership positions and has successfully contributed to the advancement of transportation electrification and renewable energy initiatives.

Sara Rafalson holds a BA in International Studies, Sustainability, and Hispanic Studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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