Bloom Advisory Partners Debuts With Focus on Energy and Infrastructure
Bloom Advisory Partners has officially launched, unveiling a new advisory firm aimed at helping energy and infrastructure organizations navigate increasingly complex market, regulatory, and capital environments with greater clarity and credibility.
Founded by industry veterans Bethany Ruhe and Teresa Ringenbach, the Columbus, Ohio–based firm is positioning itself at the intersection of strategy, communications, and execution for organizations facing high-stakes growth, policy, and investment decisions. The launch comes as the energy sector undergoes rapid transformation driven by electrification, distributed energy resources, load growth, and accelerating regulatory change.
As traditional monopoly structures give way to more dynamic and decentralized energy systems, companies are under mounting pressure to ensure that strategic direction, public messaging, and real-world execution are tightly aligned. Bloom Advisory Partners was created to address what its founders describe as a persistent disconnect between sophisticated technical or commercial strategies and how those strategies are understood and implemented in practice.
“We see organizations doing meaningful, sophisticated work but struggling to be clearly understood at the moments that matter to their business the most,” said Bethany Ruhe, Partner at Bloom Advisory Partners. “Bloom was created to help leaders translate complexity into messages and strategies that build trust, unlock opportunity, and drive action.”
Bridging Strategy, Regulation and Market Reality
Bloom’s advisory model emphasizes senior-led, hands-on engagement rather than standardized consulting approaches. The firm offers support across strategic positioning, external communications, regulatory and policy alignment, investor and stakeholder engagement, and the development of industry authority.
According to the company, its work is grounded in the realities of regulated and capital-intensive markets, where misalignment between policy, messaging, and execution can have material financial consequences. Bloom’s founders argue that credibility and clarity are increasingly essential as energy organizations interact with regulators, investors, partners, and the public.
“Feel-good policies can backfire. When rules hit reality, businesses risk not just reputation but revenue. Bloom exists to stop that,” said Teresa Ringenbach, Partner at Bloom Advisory Partners.
Rather than focusing on scale or volume, Bloom says it works selectively with clients operating in complex environments where decisions carry long-term implications for market access, capital deployment, and regulatory standing. The firm’s approach prioritizes rigor over speed, credibility over hype, and progress over visibility, particularly for organizations navigating transition-era challenges in the energy sector.
Platform for Broader Industry Engagement
The launch of Bloom Advisory Partners also signals the start of a broader platform beyond client advisory work. The firm plans to develop industry insights, leadership-focused initiatives, and conversations centered on translating ideas into real-world impact across the modern energy landscape.
Bloom Advisory Partners describes its mission as helping organizations move from concept to execution in environments shaped by regulation, policy evolution, investor scrutiny, and market transformation.
Bloom Advisory Partners is a strategic advisory firm helping energy and infrastructure organizations translate complexity into clarity, credibility, and action. Led by senior practitioners with deep experience across strategy, communications, policy, and market transformation, Bloom partners with leaders advancing growth, regulation, capital, and change.
For more information, visit www.bloomadvisorypartners.com.
Originally reported by BLOOM ADVISORY PARTNERS in Utility Dive.
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