Segue Sustainable Infrastructure

Dan Vickery has about a decade of experience in clean energy with a focus on energy storage, having contributed to over 4,000 MWh ($1B+) of storage projects in operation or construction. He previously worked on solar and solar-plus-storage development at Primergy Solar, led energy storage work at sPower (now AES Clean Energy), and helped commercialize energy storage at Green Charge Networks, later leading North American storage business development at ENGIE following its acquisition of that platform. He began his career at consulting firm ICF International, advising governments and private organizations in the energy and transportation sectors.

Joseph Song has over 17 years of experience in the US solar industry and has brought more than 700 commercial and utility-scale projects to operation across over 30 US markets. He previously served as Vice President of Project Operations at Sol Systems, where he led development, engineering, and construction teams and sat on the Executive Team and Investment Committee, and earlier was the inaugural Director of Engineering at SunEdison beginning in 2006. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from California Polytechnic State University.

Kristina Shih has more than 15 years of experience in renewable energy project development, real estate, project finance, and M&A. She was part of the founding teams at Mosaic and at NRG/Clearway Energy Group, where she helped build a national community solar platform and sourced distributed generation and utility-scale solar projects. She earlier worked on the investment research team at Heitman Capital Management, and holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and a BA in Political Economy from UC Berkeley.

Leslie Hodge is a lawyer with over a decade of experience in renewable energy, having advised companies ranging from Fortune 100 firms to startups on the development, construction, financing, and operation of solar, wind, storage, hydro, and conventional power assets. Before joining Segue, she worked in the Global Projects practice of an Am Law 100 firm, and previously served as Deputy General Counsel and later Senior Director of Investments at Sol Systems, where she led project and portfolio transactions. Earlier in her career she was counsel to the Department of Justice's Renewable Energy Initiative and worked as a prosecutor in New York and Illinois. She holds a B.A. from Cornell University and a J.D. from Temple University's Beasley School of Law.

Paul Hildebrand has over eight years of experience in renewable energy finance and development. He previously worked on the Structured Finance team at Cypress Creek Renewables, where he handled take-out financing transactions across more than sixty solar PV projects totaling over 500 MW and raised over $40m in development capital for community solar. Earlier, he originated solar PV projects at Safari Energy and began his career at Ecogy Energy; he holds a B.A. from Middlebury College.

Lambros Theofanidis has 13 years of experience in clean energy and investing, working across project and company stages including capital raising, market strategy, investment analysis, project financing, and M&A, with work spanning solar, wind, storage, and EV charging. Before Segue, he helped launch a large-scale EV charging developer and founded a consulting firm that advised a solar developer. He previously served as a Director at Cypress Creek Renewables, where he led commercial transactions on solar and storage projects, and earlier worked on wind and solar transactions at SunEdison. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Pennsylvania.

Neerav Jashnani has nearly a decade of experience in renewable energy project finance and M&A, covering over 1 GW and more than $1b in transaction value across asset classes. He previously worked on the Infrastructure Investment team at Greenbacker Capital, where he led acquisitions and project financings for wind, solar, and battery storage projects and served on the Valuation Committee. Earlier he was on the M&A team at Onward Energy (formerly Novatus Energy) and began his career at CIT's Power and Project Finance team. He holds a B.A. from Emory University.

Ari Fontanilla has over six years of experience in the renewable energy industry, most recently as an Executive Assistant to the CFO and Financial Operations Specialist at Clearway Energy Group. At Clearway he supported the company's transition to a separate entity following Global Infrastructure Partners' acquisition of NRG's renewable energy business, assisted the Risk Insurance team with annual insurance renewals, coordinated fundraising projects, and served as head notary for the Development department. He holds a B.A. from the University of San Francisco.

Katie Vorhis is a transactional and corporate attorney focused on renewable energy. She previously served as Director of Legal, Corporate at Borrego Energy for five years, where she handled project negotiations and closings for its development and EPC businesses, managed corporate financing needs, and oversaw the spin-off and sale of Borrego's development and Anza procurement platform businesses. Before Borrego, she practiced renewables finance and corporate transactions at Am Law 100 firms, and she holds a B.A. and J.D. from the University of Virginia.

Nicolas Ilg has nine years of finance experience across public and private markets and executive roles at high-growth companies. He holds an MBA from UC Berkeley Haas, where he earned the Michaels Certificate in Sustainability, and during his studies worked with Redwood Materials on corporate development and financing for a large US battery materials facility. Before that, he was on the founding team of the Brazilian education startup Resilia and spent five years at IP Capital Partners, where he became a junior partner covering the insurance and retail sectors.

Priscilla Salovaara has over five years of finance experience, including work in renewable energy. She joined Segue from SB Energy, where she was a senior analyst on the Capital Markets team and helped raise more than $3bn in debt and equity through project finance, tax equity, and bonds for utility-scale solar, storage, and digital infrastructure assets across ERCOT, CAISO, and WECC. Earlier she was a Research Associate at the Department of Veterans Affairs and began her career as an M&A analyst in Lazard's Financial Institutions Group; she holds a B.A. in Quantitative Social Science and History from Dartmouth College.

Will Hanley works at Segue Sustainable Infrastructure and has over eight years of experience in renewable energy and climate finance. Before earning his MBA at UC Berkeley Haas, he interned in investment roles at climate technology growth equity funds Vidavo Ventures and the Lightsmith Group, worked on the finance team at Stem, Inc. handling project finance for energy storage projects, and served as an analyst at The Cadmus Group consulting on solar, energy storage, renewable heating and cooling, and waste-to-energy. He also holds a B.A. in Film from Middlebury College.

Wopamo Osaisai has more than eight years of experience in renewable energy. He joined Segue from Lightsource BP, where he oversaw an operational portfolio of large-scale utility solar assets, and previously worked at New Energy Solar leading asset management and O&M teams, and at Clearway Energy as an Operations Manager handling development, construction, funding, and operation of community solar and distributed generation projects. Before entering renewable energy he was a Program Manager at the Canadian Red Cross, holds a B.S. in Science, Technology & Society from Stanford University, and is a retired professional athlete who played in the NFL and CFL.