About the BEEC:
The Babson Energy & Environmental Club (BEEC) is committed to fostering innovation by connecting students to all aspects of the energy industry. Opportunities are discovered by organizing educational events where students can gain insight about industry activities, by connecting alumni to the Club and its members, and by helping students gain new internship and employment positions within the energy space. While the Energy and Environmental Club is committed to building partnerships across all areas of the industry, the club’s activities will focus particularly on sectors that seek to generate energy in the most technologically efficient means or by minimizing carbon by-products.
Co-President Babson Energy & Environmental Club – Kevin Loos
Kevin is a second year MBA student focusing on Entrepreneurship in the energy sector. He previously worked at Boston Green Building, a green residential construction company as the director of marketing and lead energy consultant. He returned to school to improve his skill set and acquire the necessary tools to have a positive societal and environmental impact personally and professionally. This past summer he worked as a new product analyst at NSTAR in the C&I energy efficiency team. Kevin holds a dual degree in economics and history from Vanderbilt University.
Kevin can be contacted at [email protected]
Co-President Babson Energy & Environmental Club – Alex Coleman
Alex is a second year Babson MBA student with a background in civil engineering. She moved up to Boston for business school from New York City where she was working for Kiewit Construction, a general contractor, on the Willis Avenue Bridge replacement project. She came to Babson to transition her career from operations and project finance to business strategy and development. Alex has pursued studies in the environmental and energy spaces at Bucknell University, Semester at Sea, and the Island School in Eleuthera, Bahamas. Alex is also an executive board member of the Collegiate Energy Association, New England Chapter. She is excited to explore the many opportunities in this space with like-minded professionals and students through the Babson Energy & Environmental Club.
Alex can be contacted at [email protected]
Conference Director – Kris Yetman
Kris is a second year student in Babson’s fulltime MBA program. Kris has a strong passion for sustainable commercial real estate development and this past summer he interned at Cathartes Private Investment, where he modeled the supply side of the Massachusetts Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) market. Prior to coming to Babson, Kris worked as a project manager with Parsons Corporation, a global engineering and construction firm, where his responsibilities included the ongoing design, real estate, and construction services for the United States Postal Service’s extensive facilities portfolio. Kris has a B.S. in Facilities and Environmental Engineering from Massachusetts Maritime Academy and proudly served in the United States Marine Corps.
Kris can be contacted at 
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Conference Director – Ravindra Bhandari (Ravi)
Ravi is a second year MBA student at the Babson College with a background in Mechanical Engineering. Prior to Babson, Ravi worked at Shell in project management within various oil and gas business units, such as refining, chemicals, lubricants, and bio-mass, in the Southeast Asia. After Shell he moved into the marketing and supply of oil and gas equipment in India. He came to Babson to build his managerial skills and is seeking for a career where he can leverage both his business and engineering skills. He spent the last summer as an Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps fellow, where he built a business case for energy and water efficiency for AT&T’s real estate portfolio.
Ravi can be contacted at [email protected]
Chair of Social Media - Matthew Dominici
Matt is a first year MBA student at Babson College with a background in law. Prior to Babson, Matt worked at Hancock Natural Resource Group, the world’s largest timberland, agricultural and renewable energy investment manager, with over $15 billion in assets under management. Before that, he worked as a paralegal at Foley & Lardner and Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault, assisting entrepreneurs start their businesses. He came to Babson to leverage his legal and analytical skill set with strong business acumen learned through the MBA program. He is seeking opportunities to learn more about the marketing and business development side of the clean energy sector, and is excited to become a contributing member of the Babson Energy & Environmental Club. Matt received his undergraduate degree in political science at Bates College.
Matt can be contacted at [email protected]
