is the senior director of grid modernization at 3M, where she leads the team enabling customers in the energy market to improve their operations, through the implementation of data-enhanced products and solutions. Ms. Sherwood previously spent over a decade in the solar and energy storage industries, where she held leadership roles with Advanced Microgrid Solutions, SolarCity, Recurrent Energy, and SunPower. Prior to solar, she spent over a decade in finance, marketing, and strategy consulting with the U.S. Department of Justice, Sun Microsystems, and Accenture. Ms. Sherwood holds a MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and a BS cum laude from George Mason University.

In 2003, Claire co-founded SunEdison, at one point the word’s largest solar energy services provider.  At its peak, SunEdison had an asset value over $10 billion and more than 7,000 employees.

After founding SunEdison, Claire served as the acting program manager for the Office of Weatherization and Intergovernmental Programs (OWIP) within the Department of Energy. Also at the DOE, she served as an energy-efficiency advisor to the Secretary and — leveraging the Recovery Act — guided the deployment of $11 billion in economic stimulus funds for clean energy while championing policies to expand the impact of public investment through public-private partnerships.

Throughout her rich career, Claire also enjoyed tenure at Hannon Armstrong investment bank, GE Capital, Deloitte and Touche, and the World Bank.

He has an MBA from the Tuck School at Dartmouth, an AB from Dartmouth College and, as an organizational psychologist, a PhD from the University of Georgia. A U.S. Navy veteran, he previously worked in the strategy practice of Accenture and the public-sector practice of CGI.

He is a Founding Fellow and Contributing Author of the Institute of Coaching at McLean/Harvard Medical School. His book ‘Pinpointing Excellence’ (www.pinpointingexcellence.com) for example is popular with leaders who use it as a guide to evaluate and select top quality coaches.

He has 30 years of management, executive coaching, executive assessment, leadership development, organization change and alignment, and strategy consulting experience globally in the biotechnology, chemical, construction, education, energy, entertainment, environmental services, federal government, financial services, food and spirits, healthcare, legal, manufacturing, not for profit, pharmaceuticals, real estate, retail and technology sectors.

John helps successful people excel further, working with senior leaders, boards, executive teams, entrepreneurs and other high impact professionals. A partial client list includes AGCO, AIG, Aker Solutions, AstraZeneca, BASF, Benteler, Black Hills Corporation, British Petroleum, Calpine, Cameron, CBRE, Central Intelligence Agency, Children’s National Medical Center, Clock Spring Company, Comfort Systems USA, ConocoPhillips, Diageo, Dover Industries, EastWest Bank, ExxonMobil, Hines, ION Geophysical, IvyExec, Jones Lang LaSalle, KIPP Schools, Lloyd’s Register, Memorial Hermann Health System, MILE Saudi Arabia, NASA, NRG, Occidental Petroleum, Oil States International, PetroChina, Pink Petro, PSC, Raytheon, Recall, Royal Dutch Shell, Schlumberger, Seyfarth Shaw, Stepan Company, Sunbelt Steel Texas, Texas Children’s Hospital, The Brock Group, The Cameron School of Business at the University of St. Thomas, The CapStreet Group, The Freeman School of Business at Tulane University, The March of Dimes, The Owen School of Management at Vanderbilt University, The University of Houston, The University of Texas at Austin, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, and Thomson Reuters.

His organizational psychologist license is granted via the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards by the Georgia State Board of Examiners of Psychologists. He is a member and the 2013-14 President of the Society of Psychologists in Management and a member of the Society of Consulting Psychology. He teaches MBA courses as an adjunct professor and contributes as a keynote speaker and writer.

He volunteers in the community with particular interest in education and in helping disadvantaged children. He has a history of board service, for example as the 2016-17 board president of an inner city school, the Nehemiah Center. He belongs to Kiwanis International and also supports Deerfield Academy, Dartmouth College, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and the United Methodist Church.

John and his wife have four children.

Shelley has spent almost two decades in the energy industry – getting started as a natural gas pipeline engineer for Houston based CenterPoint Energy. During her career in energy she has held a variety of roles in strategy, finance, marketing and business development – both at CenterPoint Energy and Shell. She graduated from the University of Houston with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and MBA in Global Energy Management. Beyond her passion for clean, sustainable energy, Shelley also devotes time as a board member of several non-profit organizations in support of education and women.

Over the course of her career at Southern Company, Mouchet oversaw critical technical design, execution and support for the technology roadmaps for two multi-billion dollar power plants including the first nuclear power plant in the US in 30 years.  Mouchet established a governance model over technology investment for multiple business units and led multimillion-dollar business cases that resulted in successful technology projects and increased revenue. A hallmark of her career with Southern Company was Mouchet’s ability to establish and develop new organizations in response to developing business drivers and emerging technologies.  Her tenure at Southern Company includes a number of company firsts. Mouchet generated attention and focus for the first U.S. electric vehicle research center in her role as Georgia Power’s manager of electric transportation in the mid-1990s. She also launched Southern Company’s first national accounts organization to provide superior service to large commercial customers such as Wal-Mart and Marriott, which continues to be recognized as one of the top three U.S. programs of its kind.

Because of Mouchet’s track record and cyber security expertise, she was asked by Rausch Advisory Services, a company focused on services in Financial Accounting, Internal Auditing, and Information Security to serve on their Advisory Board.  She is also on the board of the Georgia CIO Leadership Association.

In recognition of her technology leadership and business accomplishments, she was selected in 2012 as the CIO of the Year by the Georgia CIO Leadership Association and one of the “Fierce”-est Women in Energy by online industry newsletter FierceEnergy.  Mouchet is sought after as a speaker, a panelist and facilitator across industries and featured in two popular business books, Leading with Honor and Thrive not just Survive.

Mouchet holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and a master’s degree in mathematics education from Georgia State University.

Danielle reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer and provides strategic advice to the Company’s management team and Board of Directors through her technical competence as a corporate/transactional lawyer, understanding of the business and organizational needs, and knowledge of the governance requirements. She balances the responsibility for ensuring the company operates lawfully at all times with a pragmatic view to risk analysis with full consideration of the business fundamentals and implications of legal advice.

In addition to directing the Company’s corporate governance, compliance and risk management activities, Danielle also helps lead C&J’s internal and external communication activities and steer the organization’s employee engagement and development initiatives

Prior to joining C&J, Danielle practiced corporate / transactional law at Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. from 2007 through 2011, representing public and private companies and investment banking firms in numerous capital markets offerings, and mergers and acquisitions, primarily in the oil and gas industry. She also counseled clients with respect to corporate governance, compliance, SEC disclosure / reporting, and general corporate matters.  Upon graduating from Tulane Law School in 2006, Danielle served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Judge Tucker Melancon, United States District Court – Western District of Louisiana, from 2006 to 2007.