Mario Bravo
Project Manager, Partnerships & Outreach
Work
Areas of expertise:
Oil and gas, air quality, vehicle electrification
Mario works on climate and air quality issues across Texas’ major metropolitan areas, where he advocates for policies that reduce natural gas leaks, curb pollution and accelerate the adoption of medium and heavy duty electric vehicles.
Background
Mario has worked on political campaigns in his hometown of San Antonio and throughout South Texas and states ranging from Nevada and Colorado to New Hampshire. He previously managed a program to engage Eagle Ford Shale residents around issues such as gas flaring and public health, directed a networking group for clean energy professionals, and worked for start-up companies on commercial energy efficiency and long-haul trucking solutions.
Mario serves on the boards of the Texas Electric Transportation Resource Alliance and the U.S. Green Building Chapter of South Texas and is a graduate of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Alexander Briseño Leadership Development Program.Education
Masters of Public Affairs, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at AustinBachelor of Arts; History, The University of Texas at Austin
Publications
International Water Quality Management In the Lower Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, 2013
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