Renewable energy company Evergen appoints Juliette Macauley as CMO
Australian renewable energy firm Evergen has appointed Juliette Macauley to the role of chief marketing and analytics officer.
Macauley has over 15 years experience in data and decision science, business analysis, business intelligence, and management accounting. She comes from the banking and financial services industry, having worked in various senior data analytics and insights roles at Commonwealth Bank and Macquarie Bank.
Macauley comes from the banking and financial services industry, having worked in various senior data analytics and insights roles at the CBA and Macquarie Bank.
Evergen, a collaboration between CSIRO and AMP Capital, aims to lower the cost of energy using renewable power and intelligent technology developed and tested over several years by the government research agency.
Ben Hutt, CEO of Evergen, said: “We are pleased to welcome Juliette to Evergen especially at this very exciting and pivotal time in our growth. Juliette has a great combination of skills and experience and brings to Evergen a sound knowledge of leveraging analytics to grow the business, having established new products and businesses, developing start-up businesses, helping grow revenue and working closely with associated teams.
“I believe we live in an unprecedented era of global change around how we generate and consume energy. Climate change has never been more evident, and people around the world are beginning to rapidly change how they consume energy.
“Solar and battery technology, and the decentralisation of energy networks is critical to this and Evergen is at the forefront globally of the technology required to power and coordinate the energy network of the future.”
Macauley added: “Evergen will become a key constituent in the decentralisation of energy networks in Australia and elsewhere in the world, leveraging its technology and its installed base to create virtual power plants.
“I am looking forward to developing new business opportunities and building strong relationships with key stakeholders to deliver benefits aligned to and supporting the Evergen business strategy.”
Ms Macauley is also a Remarkable mentor – an organisation that accelerates startups making a difference for people with disability. Remarkable is a division of Cerebral Palsy Alliance and is funded by Principal Partner icare Foundation and with support from the Telstra Foundation, Macquarie Foundation and Microsoft.
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