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Michael Logan 2865 Taylor Street, Eugene, Oregon 97405 541.844.8095 [email protected]; www.linkedin.com/in/mikejohnlogan Experience: Project Manager, Personnel Source (contract assignment - Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB)) 12/2013 – 9/2014 Mobile Work Management Project: Planned and deployed tablets and other mobile devices in EWEB's operations transitioning from VPN to a private wireless network to connect field staff to an Oracle WAM system. Principal Project Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 01/2011- 12/2013 Advanced “Smart Meter” Pilot Project: Recruited participants within 10 neighborhoods and installed advanced “smart” meters, a web portal and in-home “real time” energy use display equipment. Researched customer behaviors, perceptions and attitudes on advanced metering technology collaborating with the University of Oregon. Municipal Steam Utility Decommissioning Project: Designed & completed a phased energy transformation of Eugene’s downtown core business district from a century old central district heating plant by converting 58 buildings to energy efficient alternative fuels. This four year conversion effort reduced annual EWEB operating costs by $3m, saving downtown customers $2m in annual heating costs and avoided a $20m capital investment. Energy Program Re-Design Plan: Identified new demand-side management strategies, targets and staffing plans to align with board policy, new technologies, targeted markets, sagging wholesale prices and flat load forecasts. Work & Asset Management Program: Supported the development of business cases for installing an asset management system and retire 21 legacy business systems. Wrote project plans, metrics and team communications. Customer Service Improvement Projects: Initiated service level standards to reduce wait times during a two year surge in contact center volume. Achieved PCI compliance in CIS, IVR, customer records and archiving systems. Key Accounts Program Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 7/ 1996–12/ 2010 Founded & managed EWEB’s Key Accounts Services business function. Managed the Customer Relationship Management functions servicing EWEB’s top revenue producing accounts. Responsible for servicing power sales agreements for EWEB’s largest contract customer accounts. Established Customer Contact Officer role and communications during storm events (Incident Command System) Served as Customer Appeals Officer during one of the most challenging economic downturns on record. Secured the Board resolutions needed to initiate the “Steam Utility Transition Plan” and complete the project. Developed methodologies for the EWEB’s local, regional and national cost comparison & price trending. Managed the utility’s telecommunications business development function and facilitated a citizen Technical Group. Organized and managed the assembly of EWEB’s business case for a $33m investment in advanced metering. Oversaw the administration of $35m in annual contract customer billings. Developed EWEB’s first successful venture into web-based energy use information services. Deployed EWEB’s first advanced metering technology system and load research platform. Saved $6m in wholesale energy in 6 months by securing and initiating large customer load curtailment contracts. Designed and planned programs for customer events hosting largest accounts, elected officials and industry experts. Business Programs Section Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 12/1989- 12/2003 Developed and managed EWEB’s “demand side” energy management programs targeting business customers. Managed a section with technical and engineering staff of 15 FTEs; administered a $5.5m annual budget. Consistently met or exceeded annual energy efficiency targets of 1.5 – 2.0 average megawatts of energy savings. Wrote and managed EWEB’s inaugural business sector work plans funded by the Bonneville Power Administration. Co-founded EWEB’s “Power Quality Program.” Residential Programs Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 12/1983- 12/1989 Developed and managed EWEB’s residential “demand side” energy management programs and services. Managed a staff of 25 FTEs; administered a $3.0m - $6.0m annual budget. Successfully launched one of the nation’s first bond-financed utility conservation programs. Completed a three year, $17m bond-financed energy efficiency contract on schedule and on budget. Achieved 75% penetration into the electric space heating market within EWEB’s service territory, including rentals. Managed state, regional and local partnerships for low-income energy assistance and weatherization services. Established, developed and administered EWEB’s initial energy efficiency loan program, Successfully targeted 10,000 non-participants for loans, preventing a $1m loss due to “dry hole” energy audits. Education B.B.A., Charles H. Lindquist College of Business, University of Oregon Major Emphasis: Business Administration Skills Effective project planning & implementation; advanced metering & energy use information technology; energy management and efficiency; electric & water utilities; effective leader / change manager & ability to produce results

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Michael Logan 2865 Taylor Street, Eugene, Oregon 97405

541.844.8095 ● [email protected]; www.linkedin.com/in/mikejohnlogan Experience: Project Manager, Personnel Source (contract assignment - Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB)) 12/2013 – 9/2014

• Mobile Work Management Project: Planned and deployed tablets and other mobile devices in EWEB's operations transitioning from VPN to a private wireless network to connect field staff to an Oracle WAM system.

Principal Project Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 01/2011- 12/2013

• Advanced “Smart Meter” Pilot Project: Recruited participants within 10 neighborhoods and installed advanced “smart” meters, a web portal and in-home “real time” energy use display equipment. Researched customer behaviors, perceptions and attitudes on advanced metering technology collaborating with the University of Oregon.

• Municipal Steam Utility Decommissioning Project: Designed & completed a phased energy transformation of Eugene’s downtown core business district from a century old central district heating plant by converting 58 buildings to energy efficient alternative fuels. This four year conversion effort reduced annual EWEB operating costs by $3m, saving downtown customers $2m in annual heating costs and avoided a $20m capital investment.

• Energy Program Re-Design Plan: Identified new demand-side management strategies, targets and staffing plans to align with board policy, new technologies, targeted markets, sagging wholesale prices and flat load forecasts.

• Work & Asset Management Program: Supported the development of business cases for installing an asset management system and retire 21 legacy business systems. Wrote project plans, metrics and team communications.

• Customer Service Improvement Projects: Initiated service level standards to reduce wait times during a two year surge in contact center volume. Achieved PCI compliance in CIS, IVR, customer records and archiving systems.

Key Accounts Program Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 7/ 1996–12/ 2010 • Founded & managed EWEB’s Key Accounts Services business function. • Managed the Customer Relationship Management functions servicing EWEB’s top revenue producing accounts. • Responsible for servicing power sales agreements for EWEB’s largest contract customer accounts. • Established Customer Contact Officer role and communications during storm events (Incident Command System) • Served as Customer Appeals Officer during one of the most challenging economic downturns on record. • Secured the Board resolutions needed to initiate the “Steam Utility Transition Plan” and complete the project. • Developed methodologies for the EWEB’s local, regional and national cost comparison & price trending. • Managed the utility’s telecommunications business development function and facilitated a citizen Technical Group. • Organized and managed the assembly of EWEB’s business case for a $33m investment in advanced metering. • Oversaw the administration of $35m in annual contract customer billings. • Developed EWEB’s first successful venture into web-based energy use information services. • Deployed EWEB’s first advanced metering technology system and load research platform. • Saved $6m in wholesale energy in 6 months by securing and initiating large customer load curtailment contracts. • Designed and planned programs for customer events hosting largest accounts, elected officials and industry experts.

Business Programs Section Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 12/1989- 12/2003 • Developed and managed EWEB’s “demand side” energy management programs targeting business customers. • Managed a section with technical and engineering staff of 15 FTEs; administered a $5.5m annual budget. • Consistently met or exceeded annual energy efficiency targets of 1.5 – 2.0 average megawatts of energy savings. • Wrote and managed EWEB’s inaugural business sector work plans funded by the Bonneville Power Administration. • Co-founded EWEB’s “Power Quality Program.”

Residential Programs Manager, Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 12/1983- 12/1989

• Developed and managed EWEB’s residential “demand side” energy management programs and services. • Managed a staff of 25 FTEs; administered a $3.0m - $6.0m annual budget. • Successfully launched one of the nation’s first bond-financed utility conservation programs. • Completed a three year, $17m bond-financed energy efficiency contract on schedule and on budget. • Achieved 75% penetration into the electric space heating market within EWEB’s service territory, including rentals. • Managed state, regional and local partnerships for low-income energy assistance and weatherization services. • Established, developed and administered EWEB’s initial energy efficiency loan program, • Successfully targeted 10,000 non-participants for loans, preventing a $1m loss due to “dry hole” energy audits.

Education B.B.A., Charles H. Lindquist College of Business, University of Oregon Major Emphasis: Business Administration Skills Effective project planning & implementation; advanced metering & energy use information technology; energy management and efficiency; electric & water utilities; effective leader / change manager & ability to produce results