Jack Corey is an M.B.A. candidate at the Fuqua School of Business studying energy finance and how the energy transition is reshaping investment, operations, and the role of traditional energy companies. While at Fuqua, he organized an Energy Conference panel on grid resiliency, bringing together industry experts to discuss reliability, system constraints, and the challenges of integrating new generation. Prior to Duke, Corey spent six years working on industrial and commercial energy efficiency projects and is a Certified Energy Manager. This summer, he will join ExxonMobil on the energy products – fuels value chain team.

Joe Murray is an M.B.A. candidate at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business focused on energy finance and capital markets, with a particular interest in how valuation frameworks, regulatory environments, and macroeconomic dynamics shape investment decisions and the development of energy infrastructure. At Fuqua, he previously served as a program lead for the Energy Conference, organizing a panel on how investors and capital providers are adapting their strategies in response to evolving market conditions and the shifting relationships among venture capital, private equity, institutional investors, and public finance. Prior to business school, Joe spent five years at PwC specializing in decarbonization consulting and will spend the summer at J.P. Morgan in the power & renewables investment banking group.