Piper Foster Wilder is the Founder and CEO of 60Hertz Microgrids. The company develops software to maintain microgrids — from village infrastructure to remote industrial sites to resiliency microgrids on critical infrastructure. The company has won more than seven national and international awards for its work. In 2020, Piper became a Tory Burch Foundation Fellow. Foster Wilder came to Alaska to serve as Deputy Director of the Renewable Energy Alaska Project in Anchorage. There she became acquainted with the opportunity and challenges of project development, financing, and maintenance of remote power grids. Foster Wilder was previously the Vice President of Amatis Controls, an Internet of Things company. She was named in Aspen Magazine's Ten Women of Aspen. Foster Wilder is a Humboldt Fellow who worked at Ecologic Institute in Berlin for several years and authored several papers on utility-scale renewables. She lives in Anchorage with her husband and 3 yr old daughter.

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