The Babson Energy and Environmental Club (BEEC) is committed to fostering innovation by connecting graduate students to all aspects of the energy industry by:

  • hosting educational events designed to provide insight into current industry related opportunities.
  • connecting alumni to BEEC and its members.
  • helping students gain new internship and employment opportunities within the energy industry.
  • supporting student led entrepreneurial endeavors that demonstrate a strong adherence to sustainable business practices.

While BEEC is committed to building partnerships across all areas of the industry, the club's activities focus particularly on sectors that seek to generate energy in the most technologically efficient means or by minimizing carbon by-products.
BEEC's 2008-2009 Leadership Team
Rob Banagale
Co-President
Jonah Eidus
Co-President
Chelsea Havill
VP Marketing / Comm.
Brian Lapseritis
VP Alumni Relations
Matthew Bard
VP Sustainability
John Mathai
VP Finance
Eric Burns
VP Membership
Saket Agarwal
VP E3
  The Babson Energy Networking Group consists of Babson students, alumni, faculty and staff with professional interests in the energy and environmental industries. To join the group, click here.


If you would like to receive regular club announcements, information about local upcoming energy events, job postings or recent publications, send a message to babsonenergy@babson.edu.
 

The Babson Energy and Environmental Club (BEEC) is a carbon neutral organization, purchasing carbon offsets to counterbalance the carbon dioxide emissions resulting from our events and activities. The club’s purchase for the 2007-08 academic year offsets approximately 1% of all carbon emissions generated from energy consumption and heating applications at the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business this year. BEEC’s Green-e certified offsets have been purchased through Carbonfund.org, a non-profit organization that supports renewable energy, reforestation and energy efficiency projects worldwide to reduce carbon emissions and the threat of climate change.

For more information, visit www.carbonfund.org.