Navigant Consulting Promotes Benjamin Grunfeld to Managing Director

Navigant Consulting Promotes Benjamin Grunfeld to Managing Director

 

January 12, 2017

Benjamin Grunfeld has been promoted from Director to Managing Director in Navigant Consulting’s Energy Practice. He provides strategic advice and analytical expertise to utilities, independent power companies, regulators, and governments.

Grunfeld has considerable experience in utility strategy and operations, generation and transmission project development and finance, power procurement, regulatory economics, electricity market design, and energy policy. He has worked in vertically integrated and restructured markets across North America, as well as a range of developed and emerging economies around the world. He is responsible for all aspects of project fulfillment.

He is a recognized expert on Canada’s energy sector and has served as an expert witness in regulatory and civil matters.

 

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