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Sarah Oliver Director, Business Development Marketing 
As Director of Marketing at SEIA, Sarah leads the organization’s marketing strategy, working to strengthen SEIA’s brand, grow engagement, and expand the reach and impact of its work across the solar and storage industry.
Sarah is a marketing leader with more than 15 years of experience spanning strategic marketing, brand development, communications, public relations, and renewable energy. Prior to joining SEIA, she served as Vice President of Marketing & Communications at BTS Bioenergy, where she led marketing strategy, brand positioning, campaigns, and communications for the company’s U.S. renewable energy and organics recycling business.
Sarah holds degrees in Marketing and Sales and Strategic Management, combining a strong marketing foundation with a broader focus on business strategy, growth, and organizational performance. Originally from New Zealand, she has built her career across both New Zealand and the United States and brings an international perspective to her work at SEIA.
As Director of Marketing at SEIA, Sarah leads the organization’s marketing strategy, working to strengthen SEIA’s brand, grow engagement, and expand the reach and impact of its work across the solar and storage industry.
Sarah is a marketing leader with more than 15 years of experience spanning strategic marketing, brand development, communications, public relations, and renewable energy. Prior to joining SEIA, she served as Vice President of Marketing & Communications at BTS Bioenergy, where she led marketing strategy, brand positioning, campaigns, and communications for the company’s U.S. renewable energy and organics recycling business.
Sarah holds degrees in Marketing and Sales and Strategic Management, combining a strong marketing foundation with a broader focus on business strategy, growth, and organizational performance. Originally from New Zealand, she has built her career across both New Zealand and the United States and brings an international perspective to her work at SEIA.
