Chris Lefaivre

Vice-president - Utility Sales @Uplight

Vancouver, BC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2019 — Present

Vice-president - Utility Sales @Uplight

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CA

In August 2019, Ecotagious was acquired by Uplight - the new leader in delivering a modern customer energy experience, in order to accelerate the clean energy ecosystem.

EDUCATION

1992 — 1996

Queen's University

Bachelor of Arts Honours (B.A.H.)

SKILLS

Contract ManagementTeam BuildingManagementContract NegotiationStart-UpsSalesBusiness PlanningOperations ManagementStrategyKey Account ManagementEnergy AuditsEnergy ManagementSales ManagementProgram ManagementSupply Chain ManagementBusiness DevelopmentEnergy EfficiencyTeam LeadershipProcurementManufacturingRenewable EnergyCross-Functional Team LeadershipMarketing StrategyEnergy ConservationProduct DevelopmentHvacMarketingProduct ManagementNegotiationStrategic PlanningProject PlanningProcess ImprovementProject ManagementAccount ManagementChange ManagementEnergyBudgetsLogisticsNew Business DevelopmentBusiness Strategy

ABOUT CHRIS LEFAIVRE

Chris is an experienced technology entrepreneur and executive who has founded, built and operated companies and independent business divisions in the energy efficiency, clean technology, software and telecommunications industries over the course of his career. Chris is particularly passionate about using technology and creativity to cost effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In his current role with Uplight, Chris works directly with electric and natural gas utilities to design and deliver solutions to transform complex data into valuable appliance-level energy usage insights that drive energy savings, increased participation in DSM programs & augmented customer satisfaction.

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