1. Texas Energy Managers Association A Brief History

2. It Began as a Dream of Jim Brown – ESA Energy Systems Associates, Inc. and Glenda Baldwin – SECO Schools Program

3. Interest Survey Results 1020 ISD Superintendents and 1020 ISD Superintendents and 225 Energy Managers Surveyed 124Responded 10%Response Rate A survey was sent out in May 2008 by Dub Taylor, Director of SECO

4. Survey Results Q 1: Does your school have a district EM? Q 1: Does your school have a district EM? Yes 58No 66 Q 2: Would your school district be interested in a statewide Energy Managers Association? Q 2: Would your school district be interested in a statewide Energy Managers Association? Yes 111No 12 47% 53% 90% 10%

5. Survey Results Q 9: Would you like to see the State of Texas provide Certification for Energy Managers with training directed specifically toward Texas school needs? Q 9: Would you like to see the State of Texas provide Certification for Energy Managers with training directed specifically toward Texas school needs? Yes 85No 31 73% 27%

6. June 2008 Jim Brown of ESA hired Yvonne Huneycutt to organize and administer a new association for Energy Managers. Colby May of ESA developed TEMA’s first website. TEMA was supported by ESA with personnel and office space 2008-2010.

7. Jim Brown, ESA Energy Systems Associates, Inc. Gary Bristow, EMA Estes McClure & Associates, Inc. Saleem Kahn, TEESI Texas Energy Engineering Services, Inc. SECO Contracting Firms 2008 – 2010: The consulting muscle behind TEMA

8. Steering Committee Members 2008 - 2010 Rebecca Cordeiro dePeredo – Spring Branch ISD Bruce Dschuden – Northside ISD Larry Harvey – Garland ISD Victor Melton – Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Glen Rhoden – Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Cesar Trevino – United ISD

9. Supporting Cast Dub Taylor – SECO Perry Been – SECO Glenda Baldwin – SECO Jim Brown – ESA Debra Brown – ESA Yvonne Huneycutt – ESA Colby May – ESA Rik Morris – ESA Frank Thomas – ESA Patricia Jacobson - ESA Gary Bristow – Estes-McClure Saleem Kahn - TEESI

10. Association Umbrella: a future vision TEMA Schools Local Gov’t State Agencies HospitalsHigher Education Regions State-wide

11. TEMA Development Steering Committee met 2008 – 2010 with active support of SECO and 3 Energy Management Consulting firms. Steering Committee met 2008 – 2010 with active support of SECO and 3 Energy Management Consulting firms. Became a TX non-profit corporation Nov. 2008. Became a TX non-profit corporation Nov. 2008. Begin membership drive March 2009. Begin membership drive March 2009. Held a contest in TX public schools to create a logo for TEMA. Winning logo was designed by Sarah Pak of Coppell Middle School. TEMA awarded the school with a $500 check. Held a contest in TX public schools to create a logo for TEMA. Winning logo was designed by Sarah Pak of Coppell Middle School. TEMA awarded the school with a $500 check.

12. Sarah Pak, 9 th Grade at Coppell Middle School – TEMA’s 1 st logo designer

13. TEMA Development Two regional chapters formed in 2009: Two regional chapters formed in 2009: DFW Chapter and Gulf Coast Chapter (Houston) DFW Chapter and Gulf Coast Chapter (Houston) Charter membership (all who joined in 2009): Charter membership (all who joined in 2009): 97 Memberships; 164 Individuals; 51 ISDs; 97 Memberships; 164 Individuals; 51 ISDs; 2 Universities; 1 Hospital. 2 Universities; 1 Hospital. First Board election held December 2009. First Board election held December 2009. 2010: Development and implementation of Accredited Texas Energy Manager (ATEM) credential. 2010: Development and implementation of Accredited Texas Energy Manager (ATEM) credential. Rebecca Cordeiro dePeredo, TEMA’s first president, resigns Sept. 2010 to pursue an MBA at Oxford. Rebecca Cordeiro dePeredo, TEMA’s first president, resigns Sept. 2010 to pursue an MBA at Oxford.

14. TEMA BOARD OF DIRECTORS JULY 2010

15. TEMA Honorary Members TEMA President, Glen Rhoden awards outgoing president, Rebecca Cordeiro de Peredo with lifetime membership in appreciation for her tremendous efforts in starting TEMA. TEMA Board honors Glenda Baldwin honorary membership and Perry Been a certificate of appreciation upon their retirement from SECO as thanks for their dedicated support in starting TEMA.

16. TEMA DEVELOPMENT DFW Chapter hosts first ATEM course & exam and first TEMA Product Expo in October 2010. DFW Chapter hosts first ATEM course & exam and first TEMA Product Expo in October 2010.

17. TEMA DEVELOPMENT The Central Texas Chapter, chartered Nov. 2010, is first regional chapter to recruit Energy Managers in the public sector outside of ISDs. The Central Texas Chapter, chartered Nov. 2010, is first regional chapter to recruit Energy Managers in the public sector outside of ISDs. TEMA and ESA determine it is time for TEMA to stand on its own. Yvonne Huneycutt resigns from ESA and is hired by TEMA as Administrator beginning January 2011. TEMA and ESA determine it is time for TEMA to stand on its own. Yvonne Huneycutt resigns from ESA and is hired by TEMA as Administrator beginning January 2011. TEMA is granted 501(c)(6) status by the IRS January 2011. TEMA is granted 501(c)(6) status by the IRS January 2011.

18. TEMA DEVELOPMENT The Gulf Coast Chapter hosts the second ATEM training course and credentialing exam and TEMA’s second Product Expo April 2011. The Gulf Coast Chapter hosts the second ATEM training course and credentialing exam and TEMA’s second Product Expo April 2011.

19. In First Year: Two ATEM Classes and 47 Granted the ATEM Credential

20. TEMA GROWTH

21. New TEMA Logo – Dec. 2012

22. THE BEST DAYS ARE AHEAD!