Jessica Dabrowski

Jessica is a Communications Specialist at the Florence School of Regulation. Working at the nexus of communications and academia, she connects the dots between digital strategies and policy-oriented research to facilitate collaboration and transcontinental knowledge exchange between key stakeholders on topics of energy policy and regulation. For over seven years, she has worked as part of dynamic, international teams in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Her professional skills range across research, digital strategy, marketing, E-learning, community building and both print and online editing.

In 2017, she co-founded the ‘Lights on Women’ Initiative, which takes meaningful steps towards shaping a more inclusive energy sector. Focusing on digital gender balance, knowledge sharing and advocacy, the initiative aims to support and train women working in energy, developing a global network and talent pool to ensure they gain visibility and equality of opportunity. 

Jessica holds her M.A. in Political Science with a concentration in EU Economic and Social Policy from James Madison University (JMU). She also holds a B.A. from JMU with degrees in Public Policy and Administration and Justice Studies. 

Training

Jessica has worked on the development, marketing and facilitation of:

• The European Energy Transition: Actors, Factors, Sectors online course
• Regulation for Universal Access to Energy online course
• Annual Training on the Regulation of Energy Utilities blended course
• Introduction to the Regulation of Gas Markets online course
• The Regulation of the Power Sector online course
• EU Clean Energy Package online course
• EU Gas ‎Network Codes online course
• EU Emissions Trading System online course
• Introduction to the Regulation of Gas Markets online course
• Introduction to Fundamentals of Energy Regulation residential course