The Aluminum Association
Marshall Jinlong Wang is a seasoned professional in sustainability and environmental management, currently serving as the Senior Manager of Sustainability Programs at The Aluminum Association Inc. since May 2008. In this role, Wang focuses on analyzing energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and carbon footprints at both the industry and product levels, while developing decarbonization roadmaps and recycling strategies. Previous experience includes research roles at Yale School of the Environment, where projects addressed energy dynamics in China and greenhouse gas emissions, and a position as Director of Project Operations at the Beijing International Institute of Economic and Social Development, managing technical assistance projects. Wang's early career at China National BlueStar Corporation involved energy efficiency assessments for various industrial sectors. Wang holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Management from Yale University and a Bachelor’s in Physical Chemistry from Shandong University.
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The Aluminum Association
The Aluminum Association represents U.S. and foreign-based companies and their suppliers throughout the value chain, from primary production to value added products to recycling. The Association is the industry’s leading advocacy voice, providing global standards, business intelligence, sustainability research and industry expertise to member companies, policymakers and the general public. The aluminum industry helps manufacturers produce sustainable and innovative products, including more fuel-efficient vehicles, recyclable packaging, greener buildings and modern electronics. In the U.S., the aluminum industry generates $176 billion in economic activity. For more information visit www.Aluminum.org, on Twitter @AluminumNews or Facebook.com/AluminumAssociation.