Jennifer Bradley, Sunpro Solar’s only female Territory Operations Manager, runs her Albuquerque and Lubbock crews like family. A mother of 11 and an avid crafter with self-diagnosed OCD, she is no stranger to the intricacies of communication, constantly moving schedules, and the endless challenges that residential solar crews face.

Born in Pennsylvania, she grew up in San Diego and Albuquerque. She moved away from New Mexico right after high school to attend college and start a family. Before getting into solar, Jennifer worked as a Project Manager for a custom home builder and an HVAC company but had been curious about solar and its potential for homeowners.

“When I returned to Albuquerque in 2016, I started looking around for a company that would fit my personality. When Sunpro came to town in 2018, I applied and was hired that same day!” says Jennifer.

“Sunpro provides amazing support. They are my second family in a very real way. I have made so many friendships that I will cherish. No matter how large Sunpro gets, help, resources, and a friendly voice are just a phone call away.”

You can tell that family is important to her. She applies her management skills across both families, wielding a dry erase board and markers with the skill of a mad scientist. She’s nicknamed her dry erase board “The Brain.”

“If the crews need anything, need to communicate with me, remind me of something, or just leave me a creative ‘hello,’ we use my dry erase board. It sounds weird and very archaic, but I use it every single day. Each week we work out the installs as a team on the dry erase board. Seeing the plan written down ensures we all have the same vision of what needs to be executed that week. The ’Brain’ is something I could not live without,” she jokes
As a busy mom, she has the best of both worlds, a great career in solar and caring for a family. Taking the time to ride a bike with her youngest and making memories are important to her: “I try not to sweat the small stuff and to live in the moment.”

Jennifer is successful at what she does because she sees her customers as an extension of her Sunpro family. “On one of my very first projects as a coordinator, the homeowner was a few months pregnant. I spent the duration of her solar project talking to her almost daily. She would call just to chat some days and others would ask questions about the process of her install. On the day of the install, I went to her house and had the opportunity to meet her face to face. Months later, I received an invitation to her baby shower. I was beyond thrilled that she would even think of me. Sunpro has introduced me to such wonderful homeowners and since then I have been to numerous baby showers, birthday parties, and weddings of my previous homeowners. Building relationships is what I love most about Sunpro.”