[April 28, 2021] - The Environmental Markets Association Board is proud to announce the return of Lauren LeMunyan in the role of Executive Director. Ms. LeMunyan previously served in this role from 2005-2016.
During her 11-year tenure with EMA, Ms. LeMunyan created the Regional Round Table Program, facilitated over fifty Webinars and Annual Meetings and fostered relationships with key NGOs, media partners, and supporting organizations.
Lauren brings a wealth of experience, resources, and creativity to the organization as well as a deep passion for connecting people and ideas.
"EMA is a special group that creates the space for seemingly different perspectives and experiences to not just come together, but to learn and understand from one another," said Lauren LeMunyan. "EMA's Market Principles and Best Practices along with the quarter-century of history of our members in the market, position EMA to be a leading force in advocacy, education and networking. I am looking forward to re-engaging with longstanding and new EMA members and industry partners to elevate the profile of environmental market-based solutions."
If you’d like to schedule a time to provide insights and feedback, please contact Lauren at lauren@enviromarkets.org or 202-446-1641 and save the date for the upcoming EMA Member Town Hall on Friday, May 14th.
SAVE THE DATE – EMA MEMBER TOWN HALL - May 14th 4:00pm EDT The EMA Board will be hosting an EMA Member Town Hall on Friday, May 14th to discuss the future vision and strategy of the organization. This is also an opportunity to ask questions, volunteer for committees, and connect with fellow members. Register here.
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About EMA
The Environmental Markets Association (EMA) is a as a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit US-based trade association representing the interests of companies that are involved in the trading, legislation and regulation of environmental markets. EMA promotes market-based solutions for environmental challenges through sound public policy, industry best practices, effective education and training, and member networking. EMA represents a diverse membership including large utilities, emissions brokers and traders, exchanges, law firms, project developers, consultants, academics, NGOs and government agencies. EMA is a pro-business and pro-environment industry trade association that advocates for competitive and tradable market-based solutions for solving the world's most pressing environmental challenges, while simultaneously contributing to economic development. www.enviromakets.org
