Meg Maloney is currently the Sustainability Manager at the City of Dayton. In this role, she advocates for a more sustainable future for Dayton residents and businesses through energy and environmental justice programs. Through this role, Meg has helped save over $14 million dollars for residents and small businesses in 2022-2023 through energy programs. In addition, Meg has helped identify over $3.5 million dollars in savings through utility billing auditing and curtailment for City of Dayton facilities in 2022. Meg is passionate about advocating for the redevelopment in disinvested communities and works to turn blighted sites into community assets. Over the past 3 years, Meg has been working on developing two superfund sites into community solar farms. Lastly, Meg has been recognized for her sustainability work and was honored by the Dayton Business Journal as an Innovator under 25, Best Sustainability Staff Member in the State by the Ohio Mayor's Alliance, and the top Sustainability Leader for the Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio region.