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Unlock Your Potential:
Become an AABE Michigan Member Today!
Unlock Your Potential:
Become an AABE Michigan Member Today!
Connect with the energy industry's most brilliant minds and elevate your career by joining the AABE Michigan Chapter. We offer unparalleled networking opportunities designed to empower your professional growth and enable you to make a significant impact.
As a member, you'll gain access to a wealth of valuable benefits, including:
Professional Resources: Stay ahead of the curve with our exclusive webinars, in-depth industry research, insightful articles, curated job opportunities, and access to presentations from past national conferences.
Extensive Network: Tap into a powerful network of over 1,400 like-minded professionals across the energy sector.
Conference Savings: Enjoy discounted rates to attend our prestigious annual national conference.
Don't miss out on the chance to connect, learn, and grow. Become an AABE Michigan member today!
Membership Chairperson(s): Nathaniel Autrey (DTE) and LaToya Thompson (DTE)
Roles & Responsibilities:
Strengthens the organization by recruiting new members and retaining current members to ensure the viability and growth of the organization
Our corporate memberships include, but are not limited to: Consumers Energy and DTE
Annual Membership Dues Summary:
Membership Dues - $100 (Local fees, require approval)
General Membership Dues - $325 (includes National and Local fees)
Board of Directors Dues - $425 (includes National and Local fees)
Sustaining Membership Dues - $425 (includes National and Local fees)
Student Membership Dues - $20 (includes local fees for college students)
Qualifying members include, but are not limited to:
Management employees and executives involved in the energy industry (production, exploration, distribution) in all its facets (Electricity, Natural Gas, Petroleum, Renewables, Legislation, Architecture, Engineering and Consulting) that live & work in the state of Michigan.
College students at accredited Michigan institutions with majors in applicable energy-related fields are eligible to become members.
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