Since her appointment in May 2016, Skor has dramatically expanded the organization’s influence, footprint, and membership, increasing member dues by 50% and doubling PAC contributions. Her organization includes nearly 100 biorefineries, including America’s largest — POET, ADM, The Andersons, Marquis Energy, and Cargill.
Skor has led in strengthening key federal policies, bringing additional stability and certainty to industry growth in existing markets and opening new market opportunities, including sustainable aviation fuel. She designed and executed a series of successful campaigns to protect year-round market access for the gasoline -bioethanol blend E15 — which has remained available each summer since 2019. She has grown the retail footprint for higher biofuel blend sales from 80 to more than 3,400 retail locations across 31 states and has driven sales by launching the organization’s first consumer education initiative, Get Biofuel, redefining bioethanol as a cleaner, more affordable fuel choice.
Skor has driven new federal investments in tax credits and grants for biofuel production and infrastructure by positioning bioethanol as a critical tool in decarbonizing the transportation sector and reaching net-zero climate goals by 2050.
Skor is a leading voice on sustainable fuels and the clean energy transition, has appeared on national, regional, and local news networks, and testified numerous times before Congress on industry issues.
Named one of “Washington’s Most Influential People” of 2024 by Washingtonian magazine, Skor was also honored by BBI International — publishers of Ethanol Producer Magazine — with the first-ever Women in Ethanol award for outstanding contributions to the American ethanol industry. Previously, Skor served as vice president of communications for the Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA), a trade association representing America’s $30 billion over-the-counter (OTC) medicine industry. She also served as senior vice president at Dezenhall Resources, a nationally recognized crisis management firm, developing and executing plans for Fortune 500 companies.
Skor graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Wellesley College. She lives in Washington, D.C. with her husband and two children.