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                                       Women in Propane
                                       W   omen in Propane
                                            By: Chelsea Uphaus
                 ast week, I had the pleasure of attending the
                 Women in Propane Planning Retreat in Portland,
                 Maine, and I’m thrilled about what’s ahead for
           Lour industry. Women in Propane (WIP) Council,
            an initiative of the National Propane Gas Association,
            was founded in 2012 to support the advancement and
            success of women in the propane industry. Through
            mentorship, networking and professional develop-
            ment, Women in Propane fosters a more inclusive
            propane industry for all industry professionals.
                   One of WIP’s standout programs, the Knowl-
            edge Exchange mentoring platform, connects women
            and men across all roles and experience levels to share
            insights, build confidence and grow leadership poten-
            tial.                                              •  Barb Cline, Prairie Hills Transit, South Dakota:

                   Women in transportation are increasingly        “Prairie Hills Transit is on the cutting edge of public
            being recognized for their efforts to drive sustainable   transit operation with these new propane buses
            businesses, school districts and transportation agen-  and the first propane fueling infrastructure in the
            cies. Here are just a few words of wisdom from women   state.”
            shaping the transportation world with their decision to      Interested in getting involved with Women in
            operate propane buses:                             Propane? Explore opportunities for mentorship and

            •  Amy Rosa, Wa-Nee Community Schools, Indiana:    engagement at womeninpropane.org.■
                “We are very student-driven here at Wa-Nee. In
                the end for me, it’s whatever we can keep in the             Source: Chelsea Uphaus is the director
                                                                             of marketing for ROUSH CleanTech.
                classroom that financially benefits the student              Uphaus establishes ROUSH Cleantech as
                while providing the same service we’re able to do            a leader in the advanced clean mobility
                now.”                                                        industry through brand positioning and
                                                                             brand activation plans. To learn more,
            •  Kay Cornelius, St. Louis County Schools, Minneso-             visit ROUSHcleantech.com.
                ta: “Propane is the right plan for us.”





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