Abigale Abel

Abigale Abel has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. In 2007, they began their career at GE as an Associate in the Experienced Commercial Leadership Program, where they completed four rotations and led various strategic commercial projects.

In 2009, Abigale transitioned to GE Renewable Energy, initially working as a Wind Marketing Manager. During this time, they drove the U.S. wind market and customer analysis, leading to the identification of over 20GW of hybrid segment demand and the conceptualization of a new wind product. Abigale then moved on to become the Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer for the Onshore Wind Business, where they led a global team in providing market analysis, insight, and strategic planning. Under their leadership, the European wind strategy was renewed, resulting in a 2x European share growth in three years.

In 2016, Abigale joined GE as the Global Director for GE Ecomagination. In this role, they developed commercial partnerships to incubate, implement, and scale innovative solutions to environmental challenges. Abigale spearheaded a strategic partnership with LStar Ventures, resulting in a multi-million-dollar opportunity for GE clean energy technology. Additionally, they led executive-level engagements with multinational corporate partners, leading to collaborations such as a GE/Total solar PV gas energy pilot and a GE/Wal-Mart supply-chain energy efficiency collaboration.

In 2018, Abigale joined Cityfi as a Senior Associate, where they contributed their expertise in urban innovation and sustainable technology. Currently, they are serving as the Director at GBSM.

Overall, Abigale Abel has demonstrated strong leadership, strategic planning abilities, and a focus on sustainable and innovative solutions throughout their work experience.

Abigale Abel completed their education in a chronological manner. Abigale first attended Middlebury College from 1996 to 2000, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Following this, from 2004 to 2007, they pursued their Master of Public Policy degree at the University of Michigan's Rackham Graduate School. Subsequently, they went on to complete a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree at the University of Michigan's Stephen M. Ross School of Business, from 2005 to 2007. The provided information does not mention any specific field of study for their Master's degrees.