Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses
Mark Glucksman is an accomplished finance executive with extensive experience in the energy sector. Currently serving as Vice President of Finance & Accounting (Divisional CFO) at Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses since 2010, Mark leads a team of over 30 professionals and oversees a multimillion-dollar annual budget while playing a key role in the company's transition to renewable energy. Prior to this position, Mark held multiple leadership roles at Con Edison Competitive Energy Businesses, Inc., including Vice President and Controller, managing significant teams and budgets. Mark's career began at Con Edison Solutions, where contributions as Controller and Director of Finance involved key financial operations and acquisition management. Additionally, experience as General Manager at RAD Energy Corp. involved establishing a retail natural gas business. Mark holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School and a BS in Economics from the University at Albany.
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Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses, Inc. (Con Edison CEB) is a leader in the renewable energy industry. We are the second largest owner and operator of solar energy generation in the United States. Con Edison CEB is committed to building a more sustainable future through a transformation of the energy industry. With a focus on sustainability and environmental stewardship, we provide a comprehensive portfolio of solutions including: •Development and construction of utility-scale renewable energy and energy infrastructure assets, and project development for other investors •Experienced power marketing and asset management, providing customized energy-management services to a broad range of clients •A full range of renewable energy, battery storage, resiliency, energy efficiency, and sustainability services for commercial and industrial (C&I), federal and residential customers Con Edison CEB is part of the Consolidated Edison, Inc. (CEI) family of companies. CEI, one of America’s largest investor-owned energy companies, has a corporate history dating back to 1823 and has been a Fortune 500 company for 25 years.