Tracey A. LeBeau (Cheyenne River Sioux)
Tracey LeBeau has fifteen years of energy industry experience, with a strong background in energy and infrastructure origination, oil and gas development, renewable energy development and regulation, and right-of-way issues. Prior to co-founding Red Mountain, Tracey was Vice President of Innovation Investments, a private equity firm in San Francisco where she originated and managed several large-scale renewable projects in the West and continues on as a team member on those projects. Tracey manages project development activities for several commercial energy projects as well as provides project structuring and regulatory expertise to institutional investment and Tribal clients in North America. Tracey previously served as Vice President for Earth Energy Environment, LLC (E3) and E3 Canada Corporation, and was also previously Director at Kansas Pipeline Company where she led and managed midstream development projects.
Tracey also served in various capacities at the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (CERT).
B.A., Stanford University; J.D., University of Iowa
Carolyn Stewart
Carolyn Stewart brings more than thirty years of energy industry and consulting experience in conventional and renewable energy development, and gas distribution and electric distribution operations. Today, Carolyn focuses primarily on energy planning, renewable energy feasibility studies and development support, Tribal energy operations, utility formation, and energy strategy development for Tribes. Prior to co-founding Red Mountain in 2005, Carolyn headed Navigant Consulting, Inc.'s tribal energy activities, and prior to joining Navigant Consulting, held various financial, management and operating positions at Nicor Gas over a 20+ year career. She has considerable knowledge of Southwest utilities, energy efficiency and demand response programs, renewable technologies, transmission systems, and generation resources, as well as state and federal renewable requirements and incentives.
B.S., Finance, University of Illinois; M.B.A., University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business
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