Emergent Method

Happy SEVENTH , Luisa Cantillo!

Skilled in everything from stakeholder outreach to seamless system design and implementation, Luisa leads high-impact project management initiatives to deliver quality results for our clients. She is the definition of relentless improvement — whether she's tackling the newest HYROX challenge, learning the latest dance moves, or refining her best jokes.

Cheers to SEVEN years and many more, Luisa!

We are honored to join the U.S. Department of Energy, Idaho National Laboratory, LSU Research, and countless utility, industry, and government partners for the Utility Power Reactor Incremental Scaling Effort (UPRISE) Workshop this week.

Together, we're working to define pathways for investment and expansion in Louisiana's nuclear sector and position the state to meet and exceed growing energy demand.

Read more about UPRISE here: https://www.lsu.edu/blog/2026/05/uprise-meeting.php

Cheers to THREE years with Ryan Castellon!

Ryan uses his knack for content development and digital strategy to support large-scale communication and outreach campaigns across the public and private sectors. His passion for solving problems can only be matched by his love for the newest movie, pop culture, and karaoke night.

We're so lucky to have you on our team! Happy , Ryan!

Marking FIVE incredible years with Caleb Ortego!

Caleb navigates compliance and quality control for several large-scale, government-led disaster recovery efforts. When he's not managing recovery efforts, he's enjoying all that sportsman's paradise has to offer — hunting, fishing, and a smooth glass of bourbon.

Happy , Caleb! Thank you for all you do for our team!

Our friends at Future Use of Energy in Louisiana are looking for their first-ever Innovator in Residence!

This high-ownership role is designed for a visionary builder who thrives at identifying white spaces in the energy landscape, and is passionate about about turning insights into action.

Read more below about this exciting opportunity!

Louisiana is at the center of energy innovation. Are you ready to lead it?

FUEL is looking for its first Innovator in Residence to navigate Louisiana’s evolving energy landscape. This is a first-of-its-kind opportunity to shape the future of energy from the heart of one of the world’s most consequential energy corridors.

The ideal candidate brings deep domain expertise in energy – oil and gas, petrochemical, power, carbon management, renewables, critical infrastructure, or adjacent sectors – a builder’s bias for action, and the strategic instincts to identify durable market opportunities in a rapidly shifting landscape.

Visit fuelouisiana.org/innovator-in-residence to learn more and apply!