RESNET Staffing Support
 Steve
Baden
Executive Director
Steve Baden has worked in the residential energy efficiency field for
over twenty five years, including eighteen years with home energy
ratings and energy mortgages on both the state and national levels, and
ten years administering a state energy office. Mr. Baden initiated the
"Warm Homes for Alaskans Initiative" which received the ""1993 National
Award for the Most Outstanding State Housing Program"" from the National
Council of State Housing Agencies. Steve was also awarded "Lifetime
Achievement Awards" from the U.S. Department of Energy and RESNET.
 Kathy Spigarelli
Deputy Director
Kathy Spigarelli has been the RESNET education coordinator since
1998. As the education coordinator, Ms. Spigarelli assists in designing
curriculum, coordinating workshops and delivering training of lenders
and other housing and residential energy efficiency professionals on the
market benefits of residential energy efficiency financing. Kathy has 20
years of experience in adult education including programs for the
Fayetteville Arkansas School District, Tyson Foods, Inc., Levi Strauss,
Campbell Soup, and Vlasic Pickles.
 Clinton
Heyn
Director of Quality Assurance and
Accreditation
Clinton Heyn has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the rating
and home performance industry, quality assurance and sampling. Clinton's
experience includes serving as the Quality Assurance Designee for two
rating providers in the dynamic Phoenix housing market, managed energy
rating operations for a Sampling Rating Provider to ensure accurate HERS
ratings, and designed and implemented the home performance division.
 Laurel
Elam
Program Manager/Conference Coordinator
Laurel Elam has been a project manager with the Appalachian State
University Energy Center. She graduated from Appalachian State
University, with a degree in Appropriate Technology and a minor in
Sustainable Development. The main focus of her work at the Energy Center
has been specific to promotion of residential energy efficiency and
ENERGY STAR Homes. She is the co-author and designer for the Affordable
Passive Solar Planbook for North Carolina and the coordinator of the
annual NC ENERGY STAR Conference.
 Stephanie
DeZee
Customer Service Representative
 Faye
Berriman
Accountant
Faye Berriman is a professional accountant, holding degrees from
California State University, Northridge in Accountancy and in Business
Management. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants and the California Society of Certified Public
Accountants. Keenly interested in the nonprofit community both
professionally and as a volunteer, with over 35 years experience, she
has served on many nonprofit boards and currently serves as a Board
Member of Family Hope Center, Inc. and Southern California Conferences
for Undergraduate Research. As an accountant Faye has been responsible
for planning, budgeting, executing, supervising, and concluding all
areas of audits for nonprofit organizations as well as compilation,
consulting, and tax services. Faye also has performed internal audits,
internal control, operating efficiency, and expense reduction reviews,
and has researched and implemented programs for resource development.
Faye has also lectured professionally on nonprofit financial accounting
and reporting requirements.
 Randy L. Martin
Webmaster
Randy Martin has operated his own web development business as R. L.
Martin and Associates since August of 1996 specializing in web sites for
energy and environmental organizations and companies. He currently
maintains over 80 web sites including RESNET's. Prior to going into
business for himself he served as Director of Energy Efficiency Services
for the Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities. Prior to working for IAMU,
he worked for 3 years on residential and transportation efficiency
programs for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in the Denver Regional
Support Office. Before moving to Denver in 1992 he worked for the state
energy office in Iowa for nine years where he ran the Iowa Energy
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