Overview

Personal Profile

Jeanette Alberg is a prize lead with the American-Made program. Alberg has provided expertise and support to the Renew America’s Schools Prize, the Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC) Prize, and the Good Jobs in Clean Energy Prize programs. She has 20 years of experience engaging stakeholders, building partnerships, and developing strategies and programs to meet key business priorities and increase brand awareness. Prior to joining the American-Made team in February 2024, she held the position of Head of Public Affairs for DCP Midstream, a Fortune 500 natural gas transmission company, and previously supported corporate communications and community outreach activities for Lockheed Martin Space, a Fortune 100 government contractor. Earlier in her career she supported two members of the United States Congress, gaining valuable stakeholder engagement experience working with government agencies, academia, public and private companies, and nonprofit organizations.

Professional Experience

Head of Public Affairs, DCP Midstream (2020–2023)

Public Affairs and Community Relations Lead, DCP Midstream (2018–2023)

Manager of Community Relations, Lockheed Martin Space (2009–2017)

Area Director, United States Senator Wayne Allard (2007–2009)

Area Representative, United Sates Senator Wayne Allard (2000–2007)

Area Representative, United States House of Representatives Bob Schaffer (1999–2000) 

Colorado School of Mines Energy and Minerals Field Institute (2008)

NREL Energy Executive Program (2007)

Corporate Relations Board Member, Denver Museum of Nature and Science (2010–2023)

Board Member, Rocky Mountain Arsenal Friend’s Group (2011–2014) 

Education/Academic Qualification

Certificate, Corporate Community Relations Certificate, Boston College

Bachelor, Political Science, Economic Focus, University of Northern Colorado