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March 26, 2019

IECRM’s Marilyn Stansbury Named One of DBJ’s 2019 Top Women in Energy

For the fifth year, the Denver Business Journal’s Top Women in Energy program recognizes 40 women who are key influencers in metro Denver’s energy sector.

These women come from a variety of industries within the sector, such as exploration, production, engineering, renewable, law, well services, finance, manufacturing, education, training, public policy, and environment. Among them is IECRM’s CEO Marilyn Akers Stansbury.

The award was created to honor female leaders in the industry who have succeeded in initiatives that will have a lasting impact on the profession or how we receive or use energy.

Reflecting on this award, Marilyn says, “I’m honored to be among this group of women. Often, electrical contracting is not represented within the energy category. That does seem to be changing, however. The fact is that we are not going to use less electricity tomorrow than we do today, but we will use it more efficiently and in different ways. Whether it is generated by oil and gas, solar, water, or wind, power will be transmitted by electricity. We did not arrive at our work sites today without the use of electricity in our homes, our businesses, or on today’s smart roadways via our cars, public transportation or an electric scooter. The only resource we use more than electricity is water, and it takes electricity to deliver that water into our communities. A diverse energy mix overall and rapidly evolving technology innovation in lighting, building automation, and systems infrastructure translates to more effective and efficient energy utilization.”

Being recognized among a heavily oil and gas and utility dominated competition is indeed validation that the electrical sector is becoming increasingly acknowledged as a vital part of energy production and delivery. Without electricity, pumping for oil or harvesting natural gas would not efficiently function nor would refinement and delivery of those resources be possible without electricity. From the ground to transmission to the final application, electricity is woven into the DNA of almost all of the energy industry’s processes and it’s important that electrical contracting be recognized for its role in making this world a better, safer and more comfortable place.

Marilyn and the other honorees will be celebrated at a VIP reception on Tuesday, April 23 at the Hyatt Regency Denver beginning at 5:30pm. Congratulations, Marilyn!!

IECRM Self-Pay Tuition Policy

 

Self-pay students who are employed with a member company must register and pay through the member company using the IECRM Flashpoint Enrollment Portal/Process in order to qualify for member rates.

Self-pay students that are employed with a member company but that do not register and pay through the member will be charged the non-member rate for tuition, books and applicable fees.


Self-pay students who are employed with a member company and require a payment plan will not qualify for the member rate and will be charged the non-member rate for tuition, books and applicable fees.


Self-pay students who do not work for a member company will continue to be charged the non-member rate for tuition, books and applicable fees.


To maximize association/membership benefits, ALL member companies are encouraged to register and pay for all enrolled apprentices utilizing internal payment arrangements and processes between employer and employee.


We value our IECRM members and apprentice community. We encourage all apprentices to be enrolled in the four-year apprenticeship program, earning, and learning their way toward Journeyworker licensure. We encourage all members to utilize the member discount for tuition, books and applicable fees to ensure the long-term support and success of the next-generation electrician.


(Payment Plans are available, please reference the Self Pay Payment Plan Policy.)


Self-Pay Payment Plan Policy


We offer the following arrangements for students that are unable to pay in full at the time of registration.


● Self-pay students will be charged the non-member rate.
● A 50% down payment of total semester tuition, books and applicable fees are due at registration.
● Remaining balance can be divided up to 3 additional monthly payments ($10.00 processing fee applies on each installment)
● All payments that are declined will incur a $20.00 NSF fee.

 

We encourage all students who are employed with a member company to work with their employer to register and pay through the IECRM Flashpoint Enrollment Portal/Process. This will ensure the student is paying the lowest possible rate for tuition, books and applicable fees.