- Green Impact Partners (GIP) welcomes a new independent Board Member while promoting Nikolaus Kiefer to Chief Investment Officer
- Kiernan brings a wealth of experience in both the public and private sectors across various disciplines
- Natascha was also given the honour of being put on the 2014 ‘Top 40 under 40 Rising Legal Stars in Europe’ list
- In addition to Kiernan, Nikolaus Kiefer has been placed as the company’s Chief Investment Officer
- Green Impact Partners is up 7.48 per cent, trading at C$9.05 at 2:51 pm EST
Green Impact Partners (TSXV: GIP) welcomes Natascha Kiernan to its Board of Directors as it experiences a growth period.
Kiernan brings a wealth of experience in both the public and private sectors across various disciplines, including corporate governance, project finance and development, tax equity financings, and more.
She has represented international governments, multilateral institutions, commercial lenders, and major corporations in numerous multi-billion dollar energy projects.
Jesse Douglas, the CEO of Green Impact Partners, is happy with the new addition.
“I know we’ll benefit from Natascha’s extensive knowledge and experience as we scale our organization for substantial growth, including the Future Energy Park, and execute our development opportunities on the back of GIP finalizing its project equity process.”
“Natascha will make a positive impact as Green Impact Partners continues to build for the future,” said Geeta Sankappanavar, Chair of the Board.
Natascha was also given the honour of being put on the 2014 ‘Top 40 under 40 Rising Legal Stars in Europe’ list by the Financial News.
Through this growth period and in addition to welcoming Kiernan, Nikolaus Kiefer has been placed as the company’s Chief Investment Officer.
“His promotion will allow us to successfully continue executing our long-term growth plans, including expanding our development portfolio across North America,” concluded Sankappanavar.
Green Impact Partners is focused on creating a more sustainable future by developing clean energy.
Green Impact Partners (GIP) is up 7.48 per cent, trading at C$9.05 at 2:51 pm EST.