Webinar Working Collaboratively with Stakeholders January 5, 2016 11am PST/2pm EST 60 minutes Register for Webinar Non-members $199.00 Members Free Register for Webinar Join SEPA and NorthWestern Energy on an enlightening and educating discussion by learning from those who participated in the 6-month long stakeholder engagement process initiated by NorthWestern Energy in Montana. The stakeholder engagement brought together a group of local organizations with the goal of designing innovative new pilot projects which would benefit customers now and in the future. This webinar will dive into how collaboration and proactive engagement can drive success, strategies for working with stakeholders, and lessons learned from the working group in Montana. Register for Webinar Not a member? Learn more about the benefits of joining the SEPA community. View Membership Info Share Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on LinkedIn About the Speakers Ben Brouwer Renewable Energy Specialist, Montana Department of Energy Quality Chase Jones Energy Conservation Coordinator, City of Missoula Energy and Climate Action John Sterling Director, Market & Policy Affairs, First Solar Bob Rowe President and Chief Executive Officer, NorthWestern Energy Mr. Robert C. Rowe is President, Chief Executive Officer, Director of NorthWestern Corp. Prior to joining NorthWestern Energy, Mr. Rowe was co-founder and senior partner at Balhoff, Rowe & Williams, LLC, a specialized national professional services firm providing financial and regulatory advice to clients in the telecommunications and utility industries (January 2005-August 2008). Prior to that, Mr. Rowe was Chairman (2003-2004) and Commissioner (1993-2002) of the Montana Public Service Commission, Chairman of Western Energy Institute (2012-2013), and Co-Chair of the Institute of Electric Innovation, an institute of the Edison Electric Foundation focused on advancing the adoption of innovative and efficient technologies among electric utilities and their technology partners that will transform the power grid.
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