Employee Spotlight: Welcoming Two New Team Members

We’re excited to announce the addition of two new members to the Princeton Hydro team!

Let’s Meet Them:

Megan joins Princeton Hydro with over 15 years of strategic planning, business operations, and project management experience in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. As a true guru in optimizing operational efficiencies and systems, she works closely with senior leadership on team building, cross-collaboration, and organizational strategy to implement Princeton Hydro’s vision.

Megan brings a wealth of executive leadership experience from her previous role as the Chief Operations Officer for Modern Recycled Spaces, a growing redevelopment company that specializes in repurposing old, abandoned mills or industrial facilities into modern workspaces. Serving in a leadership role across multiple business disciplines (operations, finance, acquisition, construction, property management, and logistics), she consistently delivered large-scale capital projects on time and on budget.

On the nonprofit side, Megan worked for Isles, Inc., a Trenton-based nonprofit community development and environmental organization, where she managed a host of environmental programs such as brownfields job training, low-income housing conditions assessments and the impact on children’s health, lead safe housing policy reform, asthma education, green job training, and community gardening. She also served as a Fundraising Consultant for The Friends of Ely Park, a volunteer-based, nonprofit working to revitalize and protect the City of Lambertville’s only dedicated green space.

We recently did a Q&A session with Megan to discuss her new role as Director of Operations and learn more about her.

A recent Bloomsburg University graduate, Patrick is excited about applying his degree in Environmental Biology to his work with Princeton Hydro. Patrick enjoys boating and fishing, which drives his passion for protecting waterbodies and helping to keep them clean.

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