Ms. Daigre is currently the Engagement Director of a long-term project to assist a multi-state holding company through its restructuring process. In this role she is responsible for the negotiation of multiple settlement agreements facilitating recovery of regulatory assets, including compliance with codes of conduct and affiliate transaction provisions in multiple states. She is also responsible for the interpretation of restructuring legislation and its application to unbundling and ratemaking. The support she provides includes development of white papers, drafting of testimony, witness preparation, and discovery drafting and response.

She has also been retained by a number of non-regulated business units and multi-state holding companies to assist in the development of business plans and market assessments and to monitor compliance with governing legislation and regulations pertaining to code of conduct and affiliate transaction issues. Ms. Daigre has assisted non-electric utility and non-utility companies in identifying and assessing opportunities to participate in the restructuring utility industry.

Ms. Daigre has worked with numerous international clients, including the Philippines Department of Energy, Eskom, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, China Light and Power, and the Weihai (Peoples Republic of China) Municipal Electric system in a wide range of projects including profitability studies, resource planning, and marketing analysis and energy services implementation.

Ms. Daigre began her career with Martin-Marietta Manned Space Systems NASA Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, Louisiana, during which she served as the Energy Manager responsible for the Company’s shared energy savings contract with NASA. During this time, she managed all energy-related systems serving the Company's external tank manufacturing facility. This work included identification, planning, and approval for energy reduction projects, oversight of day-to-day energy management system and physical plant operations and performance, and accounting and reconciliation of the shared savings provisions of the contract. She was also responsible for process improvements for an 800-person department. She has an extensive history of assisting various regulatory commissions and industrial, institutional, and non-utility generator clients while a consultant with EPS Solutions Inc., Kennedy and Associates, and SVBK Consulting prior to her formation with several others of Convector Consulting. Ms. Daigre has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tulane University.