FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Washington, D.C. — The Alliance to Save Energy (ASE) has hired Tyra Metoyer as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships bringing in a proven executive with nearly three decades of executive leadership experience spanning energy, higher education, technology and nonprofit sectors. 

In this role, Metoyer will lead the development and execution of a comprehensive partnership strategy to advance the Alliance’s mission, strengthen stakeholder engagement and drive sustainable revenue growth. She will work closely across ASE’s membership, education, and policy teams to help expand strategic collaborations that help advance policy positions, deepen member value and educate people about the benefits of efficiency. 

“Tyra’s track record of building strategic partnerships and driving results makes her an exceptional addition to our leadership team,” said Paula Glover, ASE’s president. “At a time when affordability, reliability and economic competitiveness are front and center, her ability to align diverse stakeholders across sectors and party lines will be pivotal as we continue to grow the Alliance’s reach and impact.”

Metoyer is widely recognized as a connector and coalition builder who excels at aligning mission with execution. Throughout her career, she has led high-impact initiatives focused on workforce development, stakeholder engagement, external mobilization and organizational effectiveness. Her work has supported millions of dollars in fundraising and partnership development across national organizations, higher education institutions and community-based initiatives. Tyra’s demonstrated leadership in grassroots coalition building was cultivated through experience in state and national political campaigns.

“Energy efficiency is central to our nation’s economic competitiveness, to affordability and to long-term energy security,” Metoyer said. “Globally, optimizing efficiency is one of the most immediate and cost-effective ways to drive innovation, strengthen communities and support resilient economies. I am eager to work with the Alliance’s members, partners, and stakeholders to build strategic relationships that accelerate our impact and elevate the role of energy efficiency across the entire energy value chain.”

Prior to joining ASE, Metoyer served as chief operating officer of STEM NOLA and STEM Global Action, where she led operations, partnerships and program execution to expand access to high-quality STEM education and workforce pathways for students and communities across the country. 

A Louisiana native, she holds a master’s degree in community development from Prairie View A&M University, a bachelor of journalism degree in public relations from the University of Texas at Austin, and is a doctoral candidate in Higher Education Administration at Texas A&M University. Tyra is a Senior Fellow and former board member of the American Leadership Forum (ALF) – GulfCoast, and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., a founding board member of National Urban League Young Professionals, past member of a number of non profit boards, and very active in her community as a member of several national scholarship review boards and a trustee of the Mt. Rose Church of God in Christ.

About the Alliance

The Alliance to Save Energy is a leading bipartisan, fuel-neutral nonprofit coalition dedicated to advancing energy efficiency as the fastest, most cost-effective way to meet growing energy demand and strengthen economic competitiveness.  Convening leaders from industry, government, and the nonprofit sector, the Alliance drives policy, informs regulatory frameworks, and expands awareness of energy efficiency’s role in lowering costs and improving energy resilience.

Since 1977, the Alliance has worked to champion energy efficiency as a foundational energy resource that reduces demand, avoids costly infrastructure, and delivers measurable, system-wide impact.