"Every day, I get the opportunity to turn ideas and objectives into tangible results. I relish dealing with differing interests, sweating the details and working down to the wire to make something work"

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Julee knew politics was in her future after taking her first California government class as a senior in high school over 20 years ago. She began her lobbying career as legislative director for a non-profit environmental organization where she was responsible for representing the organization’s interests before the State Legislature as well as building grassroots support for its policies and programs.
From there, she moved to Edson + Modisette, where she spent five years working with and learning from two of Sacramento’s most prominent energy consultants – David Modisette and Karen Edson – representing non-utility power plant developers, industrial consumers, major oil and gas companies, and utilities with regard to electric transportation issues. Specifically, Julee has worked on air quality issues, power plant siting procedures, distributed generation issues and alternative fuels.
Julee’s experience includes working not only with the Legislature, but also with the State’s many regulatory agencies, Boards and Commissions, including the California Energy Commission and the California Air Resources Board. Her quick wit and ability to articulate positions succinctly and persuasively has made her a stand-out in any policy making arena.
Julee received a degree in Political Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara and a master’s degree in Government Studies from California State University, Sacramento.