Participate in Jenn’s dynamic and hands-on workshop at the CCEDC on May 12. Details to register will be available soon. 

About Jenn Marion

With over 20 years of experience launching,
growing, and scaling businesses, Jenn
understands the relentless challenges
entrepreneurs face; long hours, tough decisions,
and the pressure to keep everything moving
forward. She’s been in the trenches, experiencing
both the excitement of success and the frustration
of feeling stuck. As a Professional EOS
Implementer®, she is committed to helping leaders cut through the
chaos, gain control, and build a thriving business that not only grows but
also allows them to enjoy the life they’ve worked so hard to create.

Combined Heal and Power Alliance Northeast Chapter Regional Conference May 14, 2026. Register https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ne-chapter-of-the-chp-alliance-2026-regional-conference-tickets-1980000532894?aff=oddtdtcreator

 Philadelphia, PA

 May 14, 2026

The Northeast Chapter’s regional conference will serve as a kick-off for the Chapter’s expansion into Pennsylvania, though sessions will explore issues relevant to the whole Northeast region. Registration is now open! (Note: based on feedback from members who wanted to see CHP events more spread out during the year, this event is being held in lieu of the Chapter’s typical fall conference.)

Please see an invitation below from our educational partners at Kennett High School:

2025-26 KHS Winter College and Career Day Participant Form

Dear College & Career Day Partner,
We look forward to welcoming you to Kennett High School for this year’s annual College & Career Day. To confirm your attendance, please fill out this form at your earliest convenience: 2025-26 College and Career Day Participant Form. Details pertaining to check in/check out, setting up your space, parking, schedule, and contact information can be found below.
Event Details
● Date: February 11, 2026
● Location: Kennett High School Auxiliary Gym
● Schedule/Timing
○ Check-in 8:15 am – 8:45 am: Check-in will begin at 8:15 in the S Wing behind KHS
(more info below and details to follow). NOTE: ALL VENDORS will be required to
present a valid ID to be checked in.

○ Set up 8:15 am – 9:05 am: After checking in and receiving a visitor badge, College &
Career Day volunteers will be available to assist vendors with materials, bringing supplies in from vehicles, and escorting vendors to the auxiliary gym. Please arrive as close to 8:15 as possible to ensure that you have enough time to set up. Each vendor will have a table, chair(s), and space for banners, signs, and other materials. If you require an electrical outlet or other special accommodation, please contact Michelle or Logan as soon as possible.

○ 9:15 am – 10:40 am: 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students visit College & Career Fair
○ 10:40 am – 11:00 am: Vendor Check-Out & Display Breakdown
○ 11:00 am – 11:15 am: Wrap Up & Refreshments
● Parking and Check-In: Parking will be available in the upper lot of the S Wing, accessible from South Union Street behind the high school. Additional details on building entry and a parking map will be provided prior to the event.

● Contact Information: College & Career Day Organizers
○ Logan Buchanan: lbuchanan@kcsd.org, 610-444-6635
○ Michelle Sojo Carro: msojocarro@kcsd.org, 610-444-6636
● Inclement Weather: In the event of inclement weather, we will communicate any changes to the plan via email 1-2 days in advance.

In Partnership,
KHS College & Career Day Team
Michelle Sojo Carro & Logan Buchanan

Meet the soon-to-be graduates and students seeking summer work and apprenticeships. The students are prepared with their portfolios and resumes and looking forward to meeting you!

TCHS Pennock’s Bridge (West Grove)-3/6/26

TCHS Brandywine (Downingtown)-4/7/26

TCHS Pickering (Phoenixville)-4/15/26

Contact Jill Stoltzfus at her contact information below. This post will be updated as more information becomes available.

Generally, this is an 8am-3pm event with a break in the middle of the day between AM and PM sessions.

Jill Stoltzfus
Career Readiness Coordinator/E3 Re-Entry Coordinator
Chester County Technical College High Schools
PH: 484-237-5185
Cell: 484-502-9261

jills@cciu.org

The PA CareerLink® of Chester County has partnered with the PA Department of Labor Office of Unemployment Compensation (UC) to offer a series of seminars on a variety of topics that employers experience when dealing with UC.

Learn more UC Employer Workshops Jan-June 2026

Register>> https://14th_Annual_Energy_Briefing.eventbrite.com

Navigating the 2026 Investment Tax Credit: Solar, Geothermal, & Combined Heat and Power

The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) pivot taking effect in 2026 significantly alters incentives for solar, geothermal, and combined heat and power (CHP) projects. Join us to hear from energy experts regarding the changes, deadlines, and different impacts for geothermal and CHP.

Learn to navigate the complex provisions, including new domestic content requirements and the major restrictions on Foreign-Influenced Entities (FIEs) as well as strategies for safe harboring and financing to maintain project viability.

Presenters:

Steven Mathews, Director of Project Development – E-finity Distributed Generation, LLC

Josh Howes, Chief Executive Officer – Walker Blue, LLC

Lisa Shulock, Director of Commercial Programs – Philadelphia Energy Authority

Who should attend: Those interested in the state of the national, regional, and local energy economy, business owners, facilities managers, energy professionals, project & property developers, municipal developers, school administrators.

Agenda

8:00 a.m. – Check-in and continental breakfast

8:30 a.m. – CCEDC and SEI Welcome

8:40 a.m. – Legislative impacts to CHP and onsite generation

9:05 a.m. – Legislative impacts to geothermal projects in the region

9:30 a.m. – Legislative impacts to solar PV projects in the region

9:55 a.m. Q & A – Moderated by Tijo Joseph, CEM, CMVP, Director of Operations – Warren Energy

More details about this event are available on the SEI Website.

Location: CCEDC, 737 Constitution Drive, Exton, PA.

Presenter Bios:

Steven Mathews is the Director of Project Development at E-Finity Distributed Generation, where he leads the strategic planning and execution of distributed energy and microgrid solutions that enhance resilience and sustainability for commercial and industrial clients.

Steven has worked across industries like DataCenters, the Caribbean, Chemical Processing, food and beverage, and even major universities and hospitals. Whether it’s working with developers, contractors, or engineers, his goal is simple: to offer solutions that give their customers the best bang for their buck.

Steven earned his Electrical and Electronics Engineering degree from Penn State (Go Lions!), where he picked up some serious skills in HVAC, energy efficiency, and biofuels. Along the way, Steven also got solid experience in CRM, sales, and business development, which helps him build strong relationships and spot new opportunities. He is passionate about helping customers save money, boost energy efficiency, and increase resiliency—while pushing E-Finity and the distributed energy sector forward.

Josh Howes is a Professional Engineer licensed in all 50 states and has been an advocate and leader in all things related to the energy tax code since 2011. He is the CEO of Walker Blue, LLC, a national leader in energy tax incentives and energy engineering, specializing in 179D and 45L tax certifications, ITC, domestic content, and prevailing wage compliance.

Josh was born and raised in Kentucky. After graduating from the University of Kentucky, he and his wife Becky moved back to Louisville, where they raised their five children. They now go by Bibi and Poppy to three wonderful grandchildren. Josh and Becky also own Watch Hill Proper, the largest American Whiskey bar in the world which earned a James Beard Award semifinalist in 2026. In their free time, they enjoy traveling and CrossFit together.

Lisa Shulock is a champion of the Philadelphia region’s local businesses, large and small. As Director of Commercial Programs, Lisa provides the region’s commercial, institutional and industrial building owners with technical and financial guidance on projects that lower their energy costs and transition their facilities to renewable energy. She oversees PEA’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing program and Solarize Greater Philadelphia’s non-residential initiatives. Prior to joining PEA, Lisa consulted with the Indigenized Energy Initiative, working with Montana’s Northern Cheyenne Tribe to develop a solar energy program, and she led sustainable energy workforce development initiatives at Penn State University’s Navy Yard campus. Lisa is a recent Green Building United board member and actively involved with GBU and the Clean Energy Co-Op.

In her free time, Lisa enjoys cross-country skiing as well as walks in the Wissahickon Valley Park with her friends and dog.