​Lilo is a sophomore at Bunker Hill Community College with a communication concentration. She plans on continuing her education in communication sciences and disorders with her studies. She hopes to one day work hands-on with students of all kinds and aid in speech communication as a career. Lilo has worked as an administrative intern at various locations, such as Boston City Hall, the YES program, and MASSLEAP. A fun fact about her, she published her first poetry book titled Polar Garden and is a proud member of the New England Poetry Club. 

Lilo is originally from Boston, Massachusetts, however, grew up within the Wakefield Public School system as a METCO student. Her family grew up on the island of Puerto Rico, and she has welcomed her culture with open arms. 

She will work as a Program Administrator and Merrimack Valley Outreach Support Intern at All In Energy.

​Jing is a computer science graduate student at Brandeis University with experience in both web and mobile development. Prior to joining All In Energy as a Full Stack Developer Intern, Jing completed two software engineering internships, gaining valuable industry experience. Jing has a strong passion for clean energy and the environment, which is what drew her to All In Energy. With a background in computer science and a desire to use technology to create innovative solutions, Jing is eager to bring her skills and knowledge to the All In Energy team.

​When she’s not coding, she enjoys climbing and reading. She is committed to continuously improving and staying current with the latest developments in the field. Jing is excited to be a part of the All In Energy team and contribute to the company's mission of promoting clean energy and sustainability.

​Belle is a senior undergraduate student at UMass Amherst double majoring in Communication and Spanish. Belle will be graduating this May. She joins the All In Energy team as the Implementation Coordinator Intern and is excited for this hands-on experience in the clean energy industry. In her spare time, Belle loves to go skiing, to yoga class, and to spend time with friends. Additionally, outside of her classes she volunteers as an ESOL tutor. 

Julia Soriano

​We are so proud of our staff member Julia Soriano who is featured in this article in the Washington Monthly about how the Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC) Learn and Earn Program is "Breaking the Cycle of Privilege" in job access.

"A first-generation college student, Soriano interned as a customer service representative with All In Energy.... The experience taught her how to communicate in a business environment, work on a team, and conduct meetings remotely. After graduating in May 2021 with an associate’s degree in accounting, Soriano got a full-time job at All In, working in their accounting department. She expects to receive her bachelor’s degree in communications and logistics from Southern New Hampshire University next June."

We're so proud of you, Julia!! Full article is here

We are honored to be a partner of BHCC's since 2020 as we work together to provide more opportunities for students, especially for women, people of color, low-income students and first-generation college students, to explore meaningful careers and apply their skills in the workforce.

In fact, nearly 30% of our current staff were originally paid interns with us from Bunker Hill! They're an incredible team and we are so proud of what they have accomplished!

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Lilia Gardner

​Lilia is a Junior at the University of New Hampshire, studying International Business and Management with a minor in Spanish. She helped us this past semester as a Finance, Administration, and Human Resources Fellow. As part of her time at All In Energy, she investigated health insurance benefits for our organization. In addition to that, she did all of our bookkeeping and payroll. We hope that this experience helped to develop her professional skills, and that she continues her passion in this field. ​

Genesis Hernandez

Genesis was with us as a Bilingual Communications and Marketing Fellow this past semester. She is a visual art student at Bunker Hill Community College.  She is now going to finish her time at BHCC this semester in the Spring of 2022. As a fellow at All In Energy she worked with us to create social media graphics and to customize them for different communities. She also helped us to translate important outreach such as letters and social media posts. We hope that she is able to bring back what she learned about helping local communities into h​er everyday life!  
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Energy vampires (aka phantom loads) are appliances that are continually sucking electricity even when they are turned off. Appliances may appear off but if they are plugged in, the standby mode is still thirsty for energy.

According to the Department of Energy, Energy Vampires drain 4-5% of the energy in an average home, which adds up to approximately $92 per year in the average household and $4 billion a year in the US combined. This energy wasted equals roughly 52 billion kWH per year, which is equivalent to 26 average sized power plants, and is the source of 1% of the US CO2 emissions each year (1996-2013 Salt River Project (SRP) and 2008 Good Magazine LLC).

To identify these suckers, try turning off your lights and looking around. Standby lights are signs energy is draining, even though the product isn't in use. Want to know what kind of energy vampires are in your home? Check out this calculator and see how much money you could be saving. 

Francesca has been a member of the All in Energy team since March as the City of Cambridge Program Manager. In 2018, she suffered a devastating nerve injury in her leg. After this long and arduous journey, she is able to challenge herself to a 1/2 marathon! Clean energy is important to her because the climate crisis will hit the most vulnerable first- and All in Energy simultaneously works to make homes more efficient AND make communities more comfortable and climate resilient. "I want to make all the people in my life proud of me -- of my recovery and of the organization I work for."

Donate HERE to support Francesca! 

Carrie has been friends with Rouwenna Altemose, co-founder, since 2009. Throughout their friendship, she been inspired by Rouwenna's passion and knowledge about addressing the urgent issues of climate change has definitely helped her to be a more responsible global citizen! Carrie is inspired by the work of All in Energy toward including more people and communities in clean energy solutions. Clean energy is important to her because greater accessibility to clean energy can move us one step closer to a safer world. Running has been an exciting new challenge for her during the past few years. She is grateful for this opportunity to train for the Cambridge Half Marathon and support the work important of All in Energy!

Donate HERE to support Carrie!

Grace is All In Energy's Field Outreach Manager and Customer Action Coordinator! Having asthma her entire life, she never knew she could learn to love running. Clean energy is important to Grace because when we are energy efficient, nobody loses. Residents save energy and money, companies receive tax credits, the state reaches their goal, and climate change is mitigated. Grace is motivated to participate because at first, she thought to herself, "maybe I can't do this." But then she realized she'd rather complete the race dead last than not run it at all. She learned through preparing for the half-marathon that she has become more tenacious in her goals she wants to accomplish.

​Donate HERE to support Grace!

​​Lilia is a junior at the University of New Hampshire studying International Business and Management with a minor in Spanish. She will be the Finance, Administration, and Human Resources intern for All In Energy through the College for Social Innovation partnership program.
​Lilia is from Durham, New Hampshire, and loves to travel. Her favorite place she has been is Perth, Australia, where she spent six months in 2018. During this internship, she hopes to improve her finance and accounting skills, as well as developing her knowledge of the renewable energy industry to combine skills she learned in school with her passion for climate solutions. 

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​Cat is currently a senior at the University of Vermont studying Environmental Studies and International Development. She is from Darien, CT. In this role, she assists with the management of All In Energy's social media, blog, and website. Also, she will help to gather and share stories of past All In Energy users. 
Cat enjoys traveling and plans on studying abroad in London next semester. In her free time, she loves to play guitar, read, and cook. 
Through this internship, she hopes to gain professional experience in the renewable energy sector. She plans on having a future career in conservation and environmental health management. 

​Genesis is a visual art student at Bunker Hill Community College. She immigrated to the United States from the Dominican Republic in 2011 to get a better education. She arrived without knowing the language or culture, but that was not a barrier for her and her dreams.
Genesis last semester at Bunker Hill Community College will be in Spring 2022. Genesis likes to travel and also get pictures of where she goes. During this internship, she wants to learn about marketing as well as how to help the community.

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Aliyah was born in Lawrence, MA,  but her family immigrated to the United States from the Dominican Republic. She is currently a Freshman at her local college, Northern Essex Community College. Aliyah is majoring in nursing and hopes to one day become a traveling nurse to be able to follow her career dreams while also traveling around the world. A fun fact about her is that she enjoys reading and tends to reread her childhood favorites. 
Aliyah will be a part of the neighborhood outreach team and will be working directly with residents to help them receive benefits from the Mass Save Program. She is excited to be able to be a part of a team that can serve residents directly. 

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Eric was a sophomore at the University of New Hampshire majoring in business analytics during his time at All In Energy. This was his first real internship experience, as well as his first look into the clean energy industry. In his role as a finance, human resources, and administration intern, he primarily assisted management with tasks related to the financial operations of the organization. Some of his primary tasks included running payroll, invoicing, and assisting in the development of financial, accounting policies, and procedures handbooks. 

Eric is grateful for the opportunities that have opened up for him since interning with All In Energy, as he learned valuable lessons about financial and accounting procedures. He focused on translating his newfound skills into his everyday life, something he thinks he has succeeded with. Eric would like to attend graduate school once he finishes his undergraduate degree. He hopes to stay in the clean energy industry once he graduates, as he enjoys working in an industry that makes meaningful, significant change within so many communities.
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Pranit is a student at Emerson College and has a Self-Designed Interdisciplinary major in Data Science and Economics. This was his first internship as well as first time working in the clean energy field. 

Pranit was a Data Analysis intern at All in Energy. He worked under the direct supervision of Jimmy Hikmatullah, the Operations and Data Coordinator. He worked on managing the salesforce database and created marketing tactics in different languages. He was also responsible for making choropleth maps for various cities which were used to show the impact of All In Energy’s work done there. He negotiated and contacted the vendors to get a new canvassing software implemented for All in Energy. After that, he worked on creating the Salesforce database for one of the contractors. 

Pranit learned a lot during his time here at All in Energy. He was able to apply things he learned in the classroom and use it in a practical way which would be beneficial for the entire community. He was also able to learn more about Salesforce and use various tools built into it such as reports. 
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Right now, Pranit is focused on getting his academics done. Next summer, he will be looking at internships in the clean energy sector.

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​Angelica attends Boston University studying a double major in Sociology and Economics and a minor in International Relations. This was her first time working in the clean energy field. 
Her role at All In Energy was being a Neighborhood Outreach Representative where she served the Chelsea community and helped connect residents to the MassSave Program. Her main project was scheduling home energy assessments for residents in the Chelsea area and constantly discovering new ways of approaching more people.

She discovered a new terrain regarding renewable energy and ways to help find solutions for people who want to have a collective greener future. Not only has she expanded her knowledge regarding clean energy, but she felt she has been completely pushed out of her comfort zone and discovered her persuasion skills to a whole other level. Her skills have improved significantly and through this type of role and she exceeded her own expectations. This internship has given her a jumpstart for her career because of the professional skills she learned.
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Angelica is staying for the Fall semester because she feels that the tight knit community All In Energy offers is warm and homey. She roots for the nonprofit and everyone working for it to keep growing and to keep incentivizing people to act to a greener future. She hopes to come back again for the Summer as well to keep growing her role and figuring out more ways to grow as a professional. 

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​Luis Navarro is a student at Suffolk University and majors in Political Science, Philosophy, and Economics. He had his first internship experience at All In Energy and now he is working as a full time staff.
 
His position at All In Energy was the Neighborhood Outreach Team Lead for the division in the Merrimack Valley. He was in charge of preparing training materials as well as training canvassers and events staff. He also worked at community events and canvassed in Lawrence, Methuen, Haverhill, Chelsea, and Dorchester. 
 
Luis learned the importance of interacting directly with the community to break down barriers and bring direct support to the residents that need support the most. Luis believes this experience builds character and determination and this has given him the drive to succeed and to connect with the communities. He hopes to continue working with All In Energy to bring the services to communities first hand. Eventually, he hopes to pursue running for local or state office.

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Julio Cordero, Communications and Marketing Fellow
Julio Cordero is originally from Venezuela. He graduated with High Honors and as a member of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honors Society from Bunker Hill Community College in 2021, receiving an Associate Degree in Arts, focused in Business. He speaks both English and Spanish. 

He is currently working as an intern in the Marketing department at All In Energy, working on the creation of social media content, flyers, social graphics, updating the organization’s website and helping other members of the team translate content from English to Spanish and vice versa. 

Other outstanding experiences of Julio are his great customer service skills, which he learned from his job at TJMAXX; his participation in the HOPE initiative at Bunker Hill Community College using his presence as an activist to provide help to Black and Latino male college folks. Ultimately, Julio as a hobby, has been producing music as an independent artist since the beginning of 2021, releasing 3 songs, which are available on all music platforms.

Pranit Chand, Data Analyst Fellow
Pranit is an international student from Nepal, the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha. After being in the US for about two years now, Pranit hopes to work in the Data Science sector and also has entrepreneurial spirits. 

He previously attended Marlboro College and presently goes to Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. He is currently majoring in Data Science and Economics with a minor in Entrepreneurial Studies. This summer, Pranit is focused on developing All In Energy's database system and learning to better structure the data flow, including the use of various programs in order to accomplish that. He enjoys working for the community and has been involved with various organizations related to it in the past.

Considering himself a staunch advocate for student rights, Pranit is the Vice President of Student Government at Emerson College. He also enjoys traveling, biking, and hiking in the woods. In his free time, he enjoys making video games as a hobby. A big follower of Steve Jobs, his goal in life is to literally "put a dent in the universe." 

Angelica Rodriguez, Neighborhood Outreach Fellow
Angelica was born and raised in Honduras. She is a junior from Boston University doing a double major of Sociology and Economics and a minor in International Relations.
 
She will be working as a neighborhood outreach representative at All In Energy this summer having real in person interactions, while staying COVID-19 safe and bringing awareness about the benefits of the program to others. 
She’s excited about growing her communication skills and meeting new people. She is grateful for this internship because it gives an opportunity to grow her passion of creating a positive impact for the environment (the main reason she is vegetarian). She loves what All In Energy's mission and values are and is excited to be part of such an amazing tight knit family that helps the communities who are unaware of the energy programs offered in the state. She hopes to learn and spread awareness regarding energy programs from which people can take full advantage of.
 
A fun fact about Angelica is that she loves to spend her time baking and trying plant-based recipes since she is passionate about the environment. She loves to help others and is interested in pursuing a career in the legal field, where she can advocate for environmental and human rights. She is weirdly obsessed with peanut M&Ms (she has a complete collection of random M&M merch). 
 
Other work experiences she has had is working as an intern in the Supreme Court of Justice in Honduras.