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The VP reports to the CEO and will manage a small team of 6-8 employees in the IPP division, with the objective to stay small and efficient while drawing on broader company resources.
The position may be based out of Lowell, MA; Boston, MA; Troy, NY; Oakland, CA; or Chicago, IL offices in a hybrid work environment, requiring in-office presence at least two out of every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Key responsibilities include owning the P&L for the IPP division, standing up the remaining IPP operations, managing a team of 6-8 employees, balancing internal and external resources, and collaborating cross-functionally to ensure profitability while serving the core DevCo business.
The IPP division is designed to serve and strengthen the core DevCo business without subsidizing it, focusing on building a profitable standalone operation within a developer while maintaining a small and efficient team.
A strong candidate should have experience leading P&L responsibility, building and managing small teams in energy project development, forming external partnerships, and driving profitability in an IPP context within a developer organization.
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