Meet The Team
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Jesse Morrow
Senior Energy Engineer
Brian Boylan
Project Engineer
Benjamin Jacobson
Clean Energy Intern
Gregg Fischer, PE, CEM
Founder & CEO
Gregg Fischer is an accomplished operations and engineering executive providing energy management strategy project deployment advisory across all vertical markets and business sectors. He has a track record of implementing complex infrastructure improvements for buildings, securing record-setting incentives, and enabling efficient operations for building owners. He has helmed projects as diverse as turnkey thermal ice storage systems, heat recovery & electrification, central plant optimization, and advanced building automation. Mr. Fischer is a trusted advisor to the public and private sectors while supporting cleantech companies in strategic planning and business development.
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Throughout his career, Gregg has worked with many real estate owners and operators to support advancements in building technologies, optimization, infrastructure renewal, and resiliency. His extensive work experience spans years with TM Bier & Associates, the Trane Company, and most recently, as the Director of Energy Systems for Tishman Speyer. Gregg brings his diversity of experience and successful project deployment skills to every engagement, large or small.
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Gregg is an AEE Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Certified Energy Auditor (CEA), and a New York State licensed Professional Engineer (PE). He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and a Master’s in Global Operations Management from SUNY Stony Brook.
Doug Mayone, CEM
Engineering Operations Manager
Doug Mayone oversees the three core offerings at Fischer Energy: Energy Project Development, Project Implementation & Workforce Training. With 10 years of experience in engineering, system design, project management, and commissioning, as well as direct experience with property technology platforms, he brings a diverse background and hands-on approach to the team.
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Doug first studied automotive technology and was a BMW technician before returning to school to obtain his engineering degree. He learned the value of picking the right tools to get the job done effectively, and the experience provided foundational troubleshooting skills with mechanical and electrical systems that remain relevant in his work today.
After pursuing Engineering Physics and spending nearly a decade in application and design engineering, applying mechanical, electrical, and thermodynamic principles, Doug stepped into real estate technology. There, he learned to evaluate building operations and provide guidance for building improvements; he gravitated toward resolving the disconnect between building operations, management, and ownership teams. This position solidified when joining Fischer Energy, where Doug remains passionate about building relationships and providing insight to get things done.
Doug is an AEE Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering Physics from Ramapo College of New Jersey.
Gabriel Ariza M.
Energy Engineer
Gabriel Ariza M. is a talented energy engineer specializing in utility analysis, building benchmarking, carbon management, and energy design. He contributes significantly to energy management strategy and project development across various markets and business sectors at Fischer Energy Partners. Gabriel's work has been instrumental in securing incentives and enhancing operational efficiency in commercial and residential properties throughout the five boroughs. His expertise includes optimizing central plants, building systems, air-side measures, energy conservation calculations, and modeling.
Gabriel's career in engineering has seen him provide substantial support to senior engineers in mechanical disciplines and offer energy management consulting to real estate entities in Pennsylvania and New York. He has over two years of experience as an Energy Engineer at Fischer Energy Partners.
Gabriel is currently an Energy Manager Engineer in Training (EMIT), working towards his Certified Energy Manager (CEM) certification. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Energy Engineering from Pennsylvania State University, with minors in Energy Business and Finance and Environmental Engineering.
Jesse Morrow, PE, CEM
Senior Energy Engineer
Jesse Morrow is a senior engineer with expertise in commercial building systems and emerging real estate technologies. He works closely with building engineering teams to understand their operations and find actionable steps to reduce site energy usage and improve operations & maintenance. His recommendations for operational best practices and capital improvement measures are founded on energy data analysis, site energy audits, and research of industry standards and state-of-the-art technology. Jesse joins Fischer Energy Partners to lead the curriculum development and delivery of Workforce Development
Training; provided in partnership with NYSERDA.
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Jesse brings over 5 years of experience in commercial energy efficiency: he has previously managed construction of HVAC retrofits with Ecosystem Energy; and delivered ongoing HVAC system optimization at InSite. He has contributed to 10% year-over-year energy savings and secured $500K+ in utility incentives for client projects. His experience with building operations spans the commercial real estate, healthcare, higher education, hospitality, and public sectors.
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Jesse is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and an AEE Certified Energy Manager (CEM). He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Northeastern University, located in Boston, MA.
Brian Boylan
Project Engineer
Brian Boylan is an ambitious engineer driven to assist Fischer Energy Partners in executing an effective energy management strategy throughout a diverse field of market and business sectors. Brian continues to develop his utility analysis capabilities by preparing properties for energy certifications through the Energy Star Portfolio Manager portal, generating baseline property consumption profiles, and identifying expected utility reductions from future projects.
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Mr. Boylan provides a hands-on approach, capable of assisting in project development that yields results and remains adaptive for the needs of the client. During his time in school, Brian completed two summer internships with Fischer Energy Partners, evolving his future involvement with the team. Mr. Boylan learned early on how to resolve real-world complexities, whether that was by developing solutions for metering errors, or configuring utility savings for NYSERDA’s incentive programs, he developed early on what it means to strategize as a member of Fischer Energy Partners.
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Brian’s commitment to results is derived from fundamental engineering principles, a skillset that stems from his B.E. in Mechanical Engineering, earned from SUNY Maritime College. Brian was tasked with developing a maritime water research vessel for his capstone project, where he familiarized himself with turning plans into action, resolving complex electrical and pumping systems, balancing design intention with available resources and deadlines.
