Ricky Shelton graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 2010 with a Business Degree. He holds a ATEM and a CTSBS (Certified Texas School Business Specialist) certification.

Prior to entering the field of Energy Management in Humble ISD in July of 2015, I served as an Assistant Principal for 5 years and a Chemistry & Physics teacher for 10 years. Before entering the education world, I worked in the Investigational Pharmacy at MD Anderson Cancer Center. I am grateful to have found TEMA and look forward to meeting each and every member of the Gulf Coast Region and others throughout the state. The relationships built by members within this organization are helping me develop a sustainable Energy Management Program in Humble ISD.

Danny is an experienced Energy Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry. Strong operations professional skilled in HVAC, Analytical Skills, Energy, Sustainability, and Coaching.

Danny is a past president of TEMA and has been the Energy Manager at Arlington Independent School District (AISD) since 2014, he worked in the energy management controls field with AISD programming and maintaining the energy management system. He is a Master Texas Energy Manager, Accredited Texas Energy Manager, TASBO Certified Texas School Business Official, holds a state Class A combination HVAC license, and is currently an adjunct instructor of HVAC at Tarrant County College.

Keith Ordeneaux is the Energy and Risk Manager for Pearland ISD, in Pearland, TX. He is a graduate of Pearland ISD and returned in 1999 to work in the Technology Department. In 2002 he was promoted to Energy Manager, and then in 2010 he was again promoted to Energy and Risk Manager. Through the years he was found ways to serve various organizations including being Chairmen of the Board for the Pearland Chamber of Commerce and the Pearland Adult Reading Center. He currently holds a position on the Pearland City Council.

Over the 12 plus years Keith has worked for Pearland ISD the district has seen exciting growth, going from around 12 buildings to over 25 buildings in just over 10 years. This growth has provided challenges along with great opportunities. Along the way Keith has worked on updates of the BAS systems along with various building retrofits. Keith’s current responsibilities’ include energy management, facility rentals, and parts of risk management and emergency response for the district.

Ashley is from St. Charles, MO and earned her Bachelor of Architecture and Masters of Regional and Community Planning from Kansas State University. She is now working towards her Doctor of Business Administration, focused on Social Impact from Walden University. As the City of Temple’s first Sustainability and Grant Manager, she implemented new programs and policies enabling the City to decrease utility spending, increase engagement, and improve operations. Ashley also served as the City of Temple’s Director of General Services, overseeing Sustainability, Grants, Community Development, Facilities, and Strategic Initiatives. She is now the Chief Operating Officer for the Texas Energy Managers Association, expanding professional development opportunities for those involved in resource management.

Cami is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a BFA in Theatre Studies. She taught at James Madison High School in San Antonio, TX for 17 years as a Speech teacher, Head Theatre Director, and the Auditorium Manager. She has also taught in private schools to give her a grand total of 19 years in the classroom. Cami made the move to TEMA in 2015 to assume the role of TEMA Administrator. Now, as the Chief Executive Officer, she is dedicated to "dramatically" expand the reach and impact for those involved in resource management.