Katrina  Managan

Washington D.C. — Program Manager

Katrina Managan is a Program Manager with the Institute for Building Efficiency at Johnson Controls where she researches and analyzes market strategies and policy options that can significantly improve the energy efficiency of the built environment.  She contributes to the IBE’s mission on a global scale, while also focusing her efforts on the U.S. market and leading work in Latin America. 

A member of the Building Efficiency business of Johnson Controls, Katrina also provides research and analysis for strategy, business development, and new product design efforts.

Prior to joining Johnson Controls, Katrina was a Fulbright Scholar at IE Business School in Madrid, Spain.  While there, she earned an MBA and authored a white paper on Financing Energy Efficiency Building Retrofits with the strategy consulting firm Climate Strategy and Partners.  Before that, Katrina spent five years at the National Wildlife Federation as their Senior Global Warming Legislative Representative -NWF’s senior representative to Congress on cap & trade and energy legislation.  Her work included analysis of U.S. climate policy design options as the lead NWF staff negotiator in the development of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership Blueprint for Legislative Action. 

Katrina is fluent in Spanish and proficient in Portuguese having worked and studied in Spain, Chile and Brazil.  In addition to her MBA from IE Business School, Katrina has a B.A. in Politics with honors, a B.A. in Biology and completed the Environmental Studies Program at Brandeis University.