Tianna Tyler

Environmental Justice Program Coordinator

As an Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, Tianna oversees our traditional STEM programs. She engages with students in grades 3-12, and college freshmen and sophomores on energy education such as clean energy technology solutions, climate change, and electricity generation and production, and raising awareness on the upcoming career opportunities in STEM in the energy sector.

Tianna has over 5 years in education experience. She was an environmental educator at the Rockaway Initiative for Sustainability and Equity (RISE), where she conducted workshops for students and the community on the intersection between Climate, Resiliency and Race.
She has also worked as a curriculum developer, implementing interactive lessons and hands on activities for middle school and college bound students for the New York Water Environmental Association (Syracuse NY) and NYS DEC.

She has worked with some of our current upstate and downstate stakeholders including STEP and CSTEP, NY Botanical gardens and NYC Dept. of Sanitation, training businesses and community-based organizations on NYC environmental laws.

Tianna has a BS Science Technology and Society (SUNY Farmingdale) and a Masters in Environmental Resources Engineering (SUNY ESF).

Steven Eget 

Downstate NY Local Business Line Leader, Earth + Environment |   Sr. Vice President I WSP

Steven Eget, PE CEM, is an environmental engineer with almost 30 years of experience in environmental management, sustainability environmental permitting and compliance. Steve specializes in providing these services to government agencies and private companies including many utilities and private energy developers in the Metropolitan New York area. In his current position at WSP, Steve leads the operations of the Downstate NY group for their Earth and Environment division. Steve received his Bachelors in Engineer from Rutgers University and his Masters in Environmental Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology.

Rosalie Drago

Commissioner of Labor, Licensing and Consumer Affairs

With nearly 30 years of New York-based economic and workforce development experience, Rosalie Drago has dedicated her career to equitable and inclusive growth. Currently serving as Suffolk County’s first female Commissioner of Labor, Licensing & Consumer Affairs, she is focused on building economic foundations for quality, sustainable employment and prosperity for the region’s residents and businesses. 

Prior to joining Suffolk County, Commissioner Drago served as Long Island Regional Director for Workforce Development Institute where she partnered with Long Island employers, labor unions, lawmakers, and educators to strengthen communities through the creation of a more skilled workforce.

Before making her home on Long Island, Ms. Drago worked to support economic prosperity for the residents and businesses in Brooklyn and New York City. Supporting 1,500 member businesses as COO and Vice President of Marketing and Membership for the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, assisting emerging downtowns as Neighborhood Economic Development Specialist, and authoring Brooklyn’s first tourism plan as Tourism Consultant for the then Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz. In addition, Rosalie also worked as Tourism Marketing Director for iconic NYC destinations including the American Museum of Natural History and the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.

Lyle Sclair 

Economic Development Manager, Community Offshore Wind

Lyle Sclair is leading Community Offshore Wind’s economic development efforts. He is responsible for developing our innovative approach to workforce development, economic development, and supply chain engagement with a focus on supporting MWBE and SDVOB firms.

Lyle brings over fifteen years of experience working with government agencies, not for profits and small businesses to move complex public-private economic development projects along from concept to implementation. Most recently, Lyle served as an economic development representative on National Grid’s New York economic development team, where he was responsible for working with economic development customers and stakeholders across their New York City and Long Island gas service territory. Prior to joining National Grid, Lyle was the executive director of Bayside Village BID, representing over 117 property owners and 250 small businesses. He also served as a special advisor to the board of directors of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce, providing technical assistance to over 40 chambers across Nassau County.

He has a master’s degree in urban planning from New York University and received his undergraduate degree in industrial engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a certified economic developer by the International Economic Development Council and most recently participated in Coro Leadership NY.

Kyle Rabin

Director of Membership Services & Policy Analyst

Kyle Rabin serves as Director of Membership Services and as a policy analyst on matters pertaining to Large-Scale Renewables. He joined the ACE NY team in September of 2020. Kyle has over two decades of experience working on a wide range of environmental and sustainability issues related to energy, water and agriculture. Most recently Kyle served as program manager at the Long Island Regional Planning Council for New York State’s Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP).

Prior to his role at LIRPC, Kyle was Director of Programs at GRACE Communications Foundation. Earlier in his career, Kyle served as Executive Director of Friends of the Bay and also worked for Riverkeeper and Environmental Advocates of New York.

Kyle earned a Master of Science in Environmental Science at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies at Binghamton University.