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Meet Our Directors

The Energy Co-op Board of Directors includes energy industry and professionals from the Vermont business community that guide our vision for helping Vermont homeowners transition their energy usage for a more sustainable future.              

OUR BOARD

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Kelly Lucci

Chair

Kelly has a depth of experience in energy efficiency policy, legislative strategy and corporate communications. She is currently the Director of Strategy and Partnerships for Efficiency Vermont at the Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (VEIC) where she formerly served as Director of External and Government Affairs. Prior to joining VEIC, Kelly was an outreach representative in the office of U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders. She holds a degree in Political Science from Middlebury College, and resides in Fletcher, Vermont.

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Chris Flannery

Treasurer

Chris is the Chief Financial Officer for the Vermont Housing Finance Agency. He is an experienced investment banking, capital markets, and data analytics professional with math Ph.D. He has strong people and project management skills and proven ability to execute complex transactions to achieve transformative business results.

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Zach Tomanelli

Zach is VPIRG’s Communications & Engagement Director. Before joining VPIRG in 2015, Zach was an Online Organizer and Community Director at the progressive news and activism website Firedoglake where he worked on everything from environmental protection to drug policy reform. He’s also spent time at the American Civil Liberties Union, Democracy Now!, Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) and National Public Radio. Zach is a 2011 graduate of Ithaca College with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. In his role at VPIRG, Zach manages all of VPIRG’s advocacy and outreach communications including emails, web posts, social media, mailings and publications. He’s also leads VPIRG advocacy efforts on digital consumer protection issues – fighting for data privacy/security, net neutrality and affordable high-speed internet access for all Vermonters. Zach also oversees VPIRG’s data, information and internal technology operations.

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Eric Hoffman

Eric Hoffman is the Manager of Business Development for Homeownership at VHFA. Eric is responsible for marketing, outreach, and education to help homebuyers, lenders, realtors, and others understand how to access VHFA programs. Before joining VHFA, Eric was a Housing Counselor with Champlain Housing Trust where he helped Vermonters gain access to safe and affordable housing. Eric holds a law degree from Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, and briefly practiced real estate law in Vermont before entering the affordable housing non-profit sector. In addition to working at VHFA, Eric teaches property law as an adjunct at Champlain College.

Jennifer Archambault

Jennifer has over 20 years of leadership experience in health care and higher education, currently serving as the Director of Human Resources for the University of Vermont Health Network Home Health and Hospice. Her HR expertise and passion are centered on enhancing the employee experience and creating a supportive and inclusive work environment that fosters professional growth and fulfillment. She holds degrees from St. Michael’s College and New England College and resides in Enosburg Falls, Vermont. Outside of work, she dons the hat of the family’s career guru, navigates the dynamic world of her three nearly grown sons, and shares lots of laughter with her husband.  

Andrew Jope

Andrew has served as the Training Director at ReSOURCE: A Nonprofit Community Enterprise since 2005. During that time, he has overseen the growth of ReSOURCE as a workforce development agency, which now trains over 300 Vermonters annually. He remains passionate about helping Vermonters realize their career goals through workforce development training and access to career opportunities. Andrew holds a B.A. in Political Science from Bucknell University and an M.P.A. from the University of Vermont. He has lived in Burlington since 1997 with his wife Silvia, where they raised 2 sons. He loves skiing in the winter, spending time in and around Lake Champlain in the summer, and anything related to basketball.

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Jon Marcin

Jonathan is a 20-year veteran of the professional services industry, where he held roles leading corporate communications at PwC and EY. In 2024, he started a new venture that enhances strategic communication and visibility for business leaders, driven by a belief in responsible leadership in today’s world. A Syracuse University alumnus, Jonathan cheers passionately for the “Orange.” Away from work, he and his wife Kate, a talented voice actor, created a pioneering audio guide for travelers on Highway 1 between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Their love for adventure sees them exploring Vermont’s seasons with their toddler, from cycling in Shelburne to skiing at Cochran’s, and enjoying the water in the summer. An early adopter of electric vehicles, Jonathan actively shares his enthusiasm and insights with others in the community, and you may find him answering questions about EVs in parking lots across Burlington and beyond.

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Leslie Parker

Leslie joined Wake Robin as the Director of Environmental Services in 2016 where she is responsible for new construction, including a $42 million dollar expansion project, maintenance, grounds, security, housekeeping, laundry and utilities. She also works with residents and staff on sustainability, environmental stewardship and reducing Wake Robin’s carbon footprint.

Her work history has focused on operations management, including Long Term Care Director of Operations at the Visiting Nurse Association of Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties, Operations Director at an internationally recognized graphic design firm, and independent consulting work. She’s been a Vermont resident since receiving a BS from Penn State University.

OUR MEMBER TESTIMONIALS
"I’m sitting in the annual meeting for the Energy Co-op. They’ve been supplying us with oil for years and great service. They will install a heat pump for us this December once the credit is available. I would highly recommend them! "
- Maeve M., South Burlington, Vermont
"My wife and I are committed to reducing our fossil energy footprint, and have been heating our home with wood, trying to use our old oil burner only as backup. Unfortunately, this leaves some cold corners in the house, including our kid’s room. We started researching some options, and quickly noticed the Energy Coop’s heat pump advertisements. We hesitated for some time, but last fall we went ahead and had one installed. The installation itself was fast with limited disruption, and the heat pump has surpassed our expectations. Even at very low temperatures, it is still able to put out heat, which keeps the boy’s room at a comfortable temperature. I especially like that I can program the unit to shut off and turn on to fit our schedule. We’re looking forward to having a cool space on the hottest days of summer as well. Great technology! "
- Todd C. and Maeve McB., South Burlington, Vermont
"We wanted to have a positive impact on our carbon footprint and heard that cold climate heat pumps are very efficient and work well for both heating and cooling. The Energy Co-op of Vermont helped me determine the best heat pump system for my home. They were very timely and managed the installation process seamlessly. Also, I was able to take advantage of generous incentives from Efficiency Vermont, Vermont Electric Co-op and the Energy Co-op to make the cost more affordable. "
- Mike B., Richmond, VT
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