EBC Staff
Ann Gisinger
President and Executive Director
Jackson Bailey
Director of Programs & Membership
Jessamyn Cox
Operations & Programs Coordinator
Stephanie Succar
Administrative Coordinator
Anna Wilcox
Intern
Ann Gisinger
(617) 505-1818 x4
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Ann Gisinger (she/her/hers) is the President and Executive Director of the Environmental Business Council of New England (EBC), a nonprofit membership organization established to support and foster the development of the environmental and energy industries in New England. An experienced nonprofit executive, Ann’s proven leadership in programming and membership supports the growth and success of the EBC.
Ann’s previous work includes place-based education, program development and management, and visitor services with The Trustees of Reservations. She received her Master of Science degree in Biology as well as a Certificate in Management of Community Organizations from Tufts University in Medford, MA and her Bachelor of Science degree in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology from the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY.
Outside of EBC Ann is an active member and former Board President of the Massachusetts Environmental Education Society and is a New Mom Mentor with Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston. Ann spends her free time taking walks, visiting playgrounds, and working toward dining at every restaurant in Brookline, where she lives with her husband and two littles.
Jackson Bailey
(617) 505-1818 x1
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Jackson Bailey (he/his) is the Director of Programs and Membership for the Environmental Business Council of New England. Jackson joined the EBC in August 2017.
In this role, Jackson manages all aspects of EBC programming, including flagship networking events and conferences, as well as program development and management. Jackson also handles membership development for the organization. He plays an integral role in handling communications & marketing for EBC, and assists with operational goals.
Previously, Jackson interned with the non-profit Clean Production Action in Somerville, MA, as well as Citizens for a Healthy Bay in Tacoma, WA. He received his Bachelor’s in Communications with a Concentration in Environmental Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Jackson was awarded a New England Regional Fellowship from the Environmental Leadership Program in 2020.
Jessamyn Cox
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Jessamyn (she/her/hers) joined the Environmental Business Council of New England as the Operations and Programs Coordinator in October 2021. She manages the EBC’s financial, human resources, and business operations, and supports the successful execution of the organization’s webinars and events.
To this role, Jessamyn brings a broad skill-set and significant experience in operations and program management, and event planning through her previous work in retail management and in higher education. She received a Master of Social Work from The Ohio State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History and German Studies from Connecticut College. Whether it is trail running, road running, hiking, or skiing, Jessamyn most enjoys being outside as much as possible.
Stephanie Succar
(617) 505-1818 x3
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Stephanie Succar (she/her/hers) is the Administrative Coordinator for the Environmental Business Council of New England. Stephanie joined the EBC in March 2020. She previously worked with the non-profit Women’s Bar Association in Boston as well as Friends of Matènwa in Cambridge, MA.
Stephanie assists EBC staff in non-profit administration, marketing, database management, and EBC events and programs. She received her Bachelor’s in Communications and Media Studies from Emmanuel College.
Anna Wilcox
Anna Wilcox (she/her) is an intern for the Environmental Business Council of New England. She is a rising junior at University of California, Berkeley studying urban sustainability. Anna has experience in journalism, environmental policy, and project planning. Anna is excited to learn about careers in the environmental field, and assist EBC with their new podcast.