Andrew S. "Andy" Levin is the founder and managing partner of Levin Energy Partners, LLC, a firm he established in 2011 to provide innovative financing tools to increase energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements in American buildings. Starting in Michigan, Levin is leveraging new Property Assessed Clean Energy, or PACE, statues passed by many states and packaging all available incentives to help business owners save money and energy, help communities create jobs and help the U.S. reduce its carbon footprint. Levin served as Deputy Director and then Acting Director of the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth from January 2007 through February 2011, and was named by Governor Jennifer M. Granholm as Michigan's first Chief Workforce Officer in 2009. At DELEG, Levin drove the design and implementation of Governor Granholm's No Worker Left Behind initiative and made it a guidepost for national workforce policy. Under his direction, No Worker Left Behind has greatly increased the number and proportion of workers who get the kind of long-term training that can change lives. 

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