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About Joel Freehling
- Profile
- Joel Freehling is the Manager of Triple Bottom Line Innovations at ShoreBank. Joel is responsible for developing innovative programs that further ShoreBank's mission of promoting financial services and information that positively impact the community and the environment. His primary focus is on the design and implementation of new financial products for the bank’s customers that encourage energy efficiency and green development among homeowners, developers, community-based organizations and businesses in the Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit markets.
Previously, Joel served as Deputy Director of Corporate Risk Management at ShoreBank Corporation and served as a small business lender in the bank’s Business Banking unit. He earned a B.A. degree with honors from the University of Michigan and a M.A. from the University of Florida and Stony Brook University. Joel is a board member of the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance and serves on the finance committee of the Chicago Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council. He also serves as a thesis advisor to the ABA Stonier School of Banking.
Posts:
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Energy Finance Programs Need Sustainable Bolts,
12 Jan 2010 in Green Collar
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What is an “Energy Loan?”,
01 Dec 2009 in Green Collar
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A New ARRA for Energy Efficiency?,
10 Nov 2009 in Green Collar
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The Ecology of Commerce Commissions,
13 Oct 2009 in Green Collar
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A New “Green Revolution” Takes Root,
08 Sep 2009 in Green Collar
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Can Environmental Justice Create Eco-Injustice?,
04 Aug 2009 in Green Collar
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Obama Administration’s Supply-side Strategy,
07 Jul 2009 in Green Collar
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Building A Market For Residential Energy Efficiency,
02 Jun 2009 in Green Collar
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Pushing on Forward,
12 May 2009 in Green Collar
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New Action Plan for Investing in Environment & the Economy,
07 Apr 2009 in Green Collar