Arizona Technology Council Appoints Cepand Alizadeh as Government Relations Specialist

PHOENIX - Amzeal -- The Arizona Technology Council today announced the appointment of Cepand Alizadeh as its new government relations specialist. In this role, Alizadeh will be responsible for connecting with policymakers, community leaders and industry stakeholders to advance policy solutions that support clean and renewable energy technologies. His work will help ensure Arizona's energy ecosystem remains innovative, sustainable and responsive to the growing demands of both residents and businesses.

"We are thrilled to welcome Cepand to the Council," said Steven G. Zylstra, president and CEO of the Council and SciTech Institute. "His legal and policy background paired with his passion for sustainability and innovation make him ideal to support our clean energy priorities across Arizona."

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Alizadeh brings a strong background in legislative policy, constituent relations, and advocacy. Most recently, he served as a council aide and policy advisor at the Tempe City Council, where he focused on municipal strategy and community outreach. He holds a Juris Doctor earned at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and a bachelor's degree in foreign affairs and Middle Eastern studies from the University of Virginia.

"As more technology companies establish operations in our state, the demand for renewable energy technologies has grown," said Alizadeh. "In my new role with the Arizona Technology Council, I look forward to connecting and collaborating with leaders from across Arizona to promote clean and renewable energy solutions for their communities. By working together in this endeavor, we can ensure a healthy supply of diverse energy solutions that meet the needs of Arizona residents and businesses."

For more information on the Council, its mission and a schedule of upcoming events, visit www.aztechcouncil.org.