Former Indiana Chamber VP to Lead Indiana AEE
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowIndiana Advanced Energy Economy has named a new leader. Caryl Auslander, who will be program director for the nationwide business group’s efforts in the state, most recently served as the Indiana Chamber of Commerce vice president of education, workforce development and federal affairs.
AEE says the state affiliate’s current head, Executive Director Vince Griffin, will help with the transition in a role as a consultant. Indiana AEE has also announced a study that shows some 86,700 employees work in advanced energy in Indiana. It also suggests employers expect a 6 percent rise in jobs in the industry this year.
Auslander says "advanced energy is an integral part of Indiana’s workforce and economy. I am excited to work with Indiana AEE member companies and introduce policymakers to the benefits advanced energy products and services bring to the state of Indiana."
Auslander previously served as state director of government affairs at Verizon Communications, has worked as a lobbyist in Washington D.C. and was assistant legislative director for former Senator Richard Lugar.
