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Kyle Saukas is a Director of Communications at Climate Advisers, where he focuses on executing strategic communications projects and strengthening the Climate Advisers brand.
Previously, Kyle worked for the consulting firm ICF’s Energy Advisory Services practices leading their marketing and communication efforts within the power and natural gas markets, distributed resources, and environmental policy sectors. He has supported the creation and development of social media campaigns, earned and paid media campaigns, blogs, webinars, white papers, and communications strategies across multiple forms of digital media. Kyle is a Clean Energy Leadership Institute fellow and specializes in digital communications for energy-related issues.
Kyle is a graduate of the University of Michigan with dual bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and Communications Studies.
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