The Maryland Energy Administration has announced the appointment of Jennifer Aiosa as its new chief of staff, a move aimed at bolstering the agency's leadership team.
Maryland Energy Administration Director Paul G Pinsky expressed confidence in Aiosa's capabilities, stating, “Jenn Aiosa will bring to the Maryland Energy Administration a rare blend of experience and understanding on issues relevant to the mission of this agency. Her deep knowledge as an administrator and a scientist position her remarkably well to help keep us on path as we charge toward our mission.”
Aiosa's extensive background includes leadership roles at both the state and county levels. Most recently, she served as the director of government affairs for Baltimore County, where she previously held the position of chief sustainability officer.
Prior to her tenure in Baltimore County, Aiosa served as the executive director of the non-profit organization Bluewater Baltimore, director of conservation programs for the Chesapeake Conservancy, and senior scientist with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation for nearly 15 years. Additionally, she has contributed her expertise to the Maryland Department of Planning as director of policy and planning research, as well as to the Department of Natural Resources.
In response to her appointment, Aiosa expressed enthusiasm for joining the Maryland Energy Administration and its mission to combat climate change. She stated, “The Maryland Energy Administration provides exceptional policy expertise and critical financial tools necessary for meaningful statewide impact in the fight against climate pollution. I am truly excited to be joining this dynamic and growing team working toward such important goals.”
Aiosa underscored the importance of collective efforts to reduce carbon emissions and expand clean energy initiatives in Maryland. “There is so much more to be done to reduce carbon pollution and expand clean energy to advance Maryland's climate goals, and I look forward to the chance to roll up my sleeves and help get the job done,” she affirmed.
