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IIEC Welcomes New Staff to India and Thailand Offices
We are pleased to announce the hiring of following key staff at IIEC's New Delhi and Bangkok offices:
| Prima Madan was engaged as IIEC’s Senior Project Manager, and will be based in our New Delhi office. Since earning her Masters of Science in Economics from the University of Nottingham (UK), Prima worked with Emergent Ventures India (EVI) as both Senior Consultant and Business Manager on Energy and Climate Policy – addressing energy, climate policy, and sustainability related projects for UNEP, USAID, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, British High Commission and Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation. Prior to working at EVI, Prima was Research Associate for two years at The Energy and Resource Institute (TERI) in New Delhi. Her nine (9) years of consulting experience in energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate change mitigation and adaptation have helped build a robust network among national and international agencies as well as a broad range of experience in directing multi-cultural teams that span government, industry, and the financial sector. |  |
| Poomphan Chanvittayanuchit was engaged as IIEC’s Energy Specialist in Bangkok. Poomphan earned his Masters of Science in Renewable Energy and Environmental Modelling from the University of Dundee (UK) after completing his undergraduate studies in Industrial Engineering at Kasetsart University, Thailand. Following his engineering degree, he worked as a Process Engineer at Essilor International, world leaders in design and manufacture of lenses. In addition, following his Masters, he built on his technical capabilities while working as a Wind Analyst for the Entropya Group, and on an Energy Storage project for Johnson Matthey Battery, Europe's largest independent designer and manufacturer of lithium-ion battery systems. Poomphan is passionate about using his technical skills and knowledge for the development of smart and innovative solutions for the energy sector and contributing to international energy projects. |  |
