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KEMA k Julia K. Larkin, LEED ® AP Profession: Senior Project Manager Years of Experience: 17 Education: Masters of Public Policy /1999 /Goldman School of Public Policy/ University of California, Berkeley B.A. /1991 /Modern Society and Social Thought/University of California, Santa Cruz Years with KEMA: 9 Key Qualifications: Julia K. Larkin is a Senior Project Manager at KEMA and a LEED® Accredited Professional. She performs project management as well as quantitative and qualitative research in the areas of energy policy, energy - efficiency, demand response, market assessment and program evaluation. Her project management, responsibilities include supervision of project staff and subcontractors, survey design and implementation, data collection, quantitative and qualitative data analysis, and market research. Other responsibilities include developing program facilitation and outreach materials. In addition to her policy, economic and statistical analysis expertise, Ms. Larkin brings broad experience in community-based organizing and long -term environmental sustainability issues. Currently, Ms. Larkin manages Southern California Edison's Sustainable Communities Program. This pilot program expands on traditional new construction energy efficiency by integrating sustainable design practices. Ms. Larkin provides general project management, oversees marketing, nontraditional energy savings protocol development, reporting, and provides and coordinates technical assistance for sustainable design and energy efficiency. Ms Larkin also manages LEED projects directly for owners, which includes writing and reviewing project specific design recommendations; advising on the application of rating systems including documentation procedures; and overseeing compiling of LEED documentation. Ms. Larkin previously served as start -up operations manager for Arizona Public Service Company's Business Solutions Program. This comprehensive program provides prescriptive and custom incentives for existing buildings and new construction. Ms. Larkin served as the lead client liaison, provided general project management, protocol development, supervision of project staff, reporting, and oversight of technical assistance and incentive processing for the program. Ms. Larkin helped design and was the primary implementer for the Enhanced Automation Initiative (EAI) in PY 2004 -05. The $1.4 million campaign provided technical assistance and incentives for commercial customers upgrading their energy management and information systems to achieve energy savings and increase demand response capability. She also completed her fifth year managing customer interviews and data analysis for the process evaluation of the Nonresidential Standard Performance Contracting Programs for the State of California. Recently, she completed process evaluations for two of Alliant Energy-IP&L's nonresidential programs in Iowa. 1