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Agenda

April 23–25, 2026

Thursday, April 23

Programming for Tuck alumni and speakers

4:00 pmCampus Energy Tour: Geothermal
5:30 pmWelcome Reception for Tuck Alumni
6:00 pmInnovation Session: Alumni-led Talks
7:00 pmTuck Alumni Happy Hour

Friday, April 24

Open to Dartmouth students, alumni, staff, and faculty. All sessions take place in the Irving Atrium.

8:00 amBreakfast
9:00 amWelcome Remarks
Katie Kleinknecht, T’27 Revers Center Fellow
Erin Mansur, Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research
and Revers Professor of Business Administration, Tuck
9:15 amIntroduction: The Energy Industry Today
Jon Fouts T’92, Global Co-Head of Energy & Power, Morgan Stanley
9:30 amElectricity Generation and Markets: Balancing Supply with Demand
Introduction: Keith Peña-Villa, T’27 Revers Center Fellow
Andrew Brannan, Managing Director, ArcLight Capital
Phil Giudice T’85, Board Chair, FirstLight
Caroline Mann T’15, Senior Vice President, Swift Current Energy
Moderator: Jonathan Silverthorne D’08, Director, Revers Center
10:20 amCoffee Break and Networking
10:50 amTransmission: The Grid as an Enabler not a Bottleneck
Introduction: Will Holding, T’26 Revers Center Fellow
Karsten Barde T’11, Director, US Policy & Regulatory Strategy, National Grid
Hudson Gilmer, Co-Founder & Chairman, LineVision
Michael Skelly, Co-Founder & CEO, Grid United
Moderator: Anna Foglesong D’02 T’08, Executive Director, Connected Grid Initiative
11:45 amFireside Chat on AI & Energy (Class of 1972 Lecture)
Introduction: Sam Brigham, T’26 Revers Center Fellow
Adrian Anderson, Senior Vice President for Global Energy, Equinix
Moderator: Miranda Ballentine, Distinguished Industry Fellow, Irving Institute
12:30 pmLunch
Boxed lunches from The Works Café are available in the Irving Atrium.
Seating available in the Irving Institute Project Hub (next to the Atrium) and outdoors (weather permitting).

Attendees are welcome to join informal discussions around these topics:
AI & Energy, facilitated by Geoff Parker, Faculty Director, Irving
Institute
(location: Irving Boardroom, 3rd floor)
Regulatory Innovation, facilitated by Damali Harding D’99, T’06,
Founder & CEO, Amendment Nine Strategic Consulting (location:
Irving Commons, 2nd floor)
Electric Utility First Year Project, Prof. Jim Smith and T’27s will discuss an innovative model for dispatching power plants to meet demand more economically and seek feedback.
1:30 pmKeynote: Fireside Chat on the Future of the Energy Industry
Introduction: Drew Clark, T’27 Revers Center Fellow
Dan Revers T’89, Founder and Managing Partner, ArcLight Capital
Moderator: Dean Matthew Slaughter, The Paul Danos Dean, Tuck
2:25 pmThe Future of the Oil & Gas Sector
Introduction: Eric Ma, T’26 Revers Center Fellow
Bart Cornelissen T’04, Senior Vice President, ADNOC Group
Edmund Gaither T’00, Independent Advisor, Energy and Natural Resources
3:15 pmCoffee Break and Networking
3:50 pmResearch Presentation: Why the Carbon Emissions of an Electricity
Project Change over Time

Erin Mansur, Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research and Revers Professor of Business Administration, Tuck
4:10 pmFinancing the Future
Introduction: Rae Aaron, T’27 Revers Center Fellow
Jon Fouts T’92, Global Co-Head of Energy & Power, Morgan Stanley
Carmen de Pablo T’01, Chief Financial Officer, Moeve
Kyle Teamey D’98, Managing Partner for Planetary Health, RA Capital
Moderator: Charlie Donovan, Clinical Professor, Tuck
5:05 pmClosing Session: Reflections from Students and Alumni
Elyse Allan D’79, T’84, Board Director, Brookfield
Carlos Solano, T’26 Revers Center Fellow
Katie Malus, T’27 Revers Center Fellow
5:25 pmConference Concludes
6:00 pmRevers Center 10th Anniversary: Reception & Dinner
Private Event

Saturday, April 25

Programming for Tuck alumni, Revers Fellows, and speakers

7:00 amMorning Run led by Tuck Students
8:00 amNetworking Breakfast
9:30 amCampus Energy Tour: Geothermal