Shannon Whitworth
About Shannon Whitworth
Shannon Whitworth serves as the Branch Operations Manager at Sunrun, where she has worked since 2017, bringing over a decade of experience in the solar energy industry. She oversees a team of 40 personnel, ensuring the safety, quality, and efficiency of solar installation projects.
Work at Sunrun
Shannon Whitworth has served as the Branch Operations Manager at Sunrun since 2017. In this role, she oversees the safety, quality, efficiency, and customer experience of solar installation projects. She manages a team of 40 personnel, which includes Construction Supervisors, Project Planners, and Service Technicians. Her responsibilities encompass evaluating and managing project resources and processes to ensure successful project completion. Additionally, she is accountable for key performance metrics related to high-volume residential and small commercial solar projects.
Previous Experience in Solar Energy
Before her current role at Sunrun, Shannon Whitworth worked as a Project Planner at Sunrun from 2015 to 2017. She also has experience as a Solar Consultant at Akeena Solar from 2003 to 2005. Her extensive background in the solar energy industry spans over a decade, focusing on operational challenges and team training, which has contributed to her expertise in managing solar projects effectively.
Education and Expertise
Shannon Whitworth studied at Fairleigh Dickinson University, where she achieved a GPA of 3.96 in Political Science from 1999 to 2000. Prior to that, she attended Carson-Newman College from 1996 to 1999, studying Religion, Fine Art, Communications, and Political Science. Her educational background has provided her with a solid foundation for her career in the solar energy sector.
Career in Childcare Consulting
Shannon Whitworth worked as a Local Childcare Consultant at Cultural Care Au Pair from 2014 to 2015. This role involved consulting on childcare arrangements, showcasing her versatility and ability to manage diverse responsibilities outside the solar energy field.