Sara Patnaude helps manage and drive E Source's brand and content strategy, specializing in copywriting and editing. Before joining E Source, Sara was the content and event specialist for Energy Federation Inc. (EFI) where she led the strategy for the blog, social media, and collateral. She also planned logistics for EFI’s presence at all conferences and events. Sara graduated from Framingham State University in Massachusetts with a BA in English and communications.
Sara Patnaude
Sr. Content Marketing Specialist, Marketing
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From the park to the peak: What to expect from Forum 2024
September 11, 2024
Every year, we bring you the latest breakthroughs and trends in the utility sector—along with a healthy dose of fun—and this year is no different. So, what can you expect from this year's E Source Forum? Read this blog to find out!
A comprehensive guide to the Forum 2024 agenda
August 7, 2024
E Source Forum planning is underway, and we have some exciting changes to the agenda this year! In this blog, we describe the new topical tracks and highlight a session from each. Check out the agenda and start planning your personal Forum experience today.
You can’t be what you can’t see: Empowering women in the utilities industry
March 20, 2024
Women in utilities face unique challenges in gaining equal recognition, advancement opportunities, and leadership roles. In this blog post, we explore, with E Source CRO, Cheryl Stookes, how utilities can address these challenges and discuss our sponsorship of the CS Week Women in Utilities event.
Strategic perspectives on managing the affordability challenge
February 14, 2024
Recently, at our Low-Income Energy Issues Forum annual meeting, utility leaders came together to share how they have been addressing the affordability challenge. In this blog, we share a few of the solutions from participating utilities.
Using data-driven decisions to navigate challenges and unlock opportunities in 2024
January 25, 2024
We see 2023 as the year utilities began to fight the numerous challenges ahead of them using data science. Learn more about how we aim to help utilities in 2024 use the data available to them to invest in the grid.