Accomplished Global Construction Executive, Doug, boasts 30+ years’ expertise in fostering high-performing teams and addressing complex global construction challenges with a focus on safety and sustainability. At Meta, as Senior Datacenter Engineer Lead, he champions innovation and cost optimization, aligning with sustainability goals. His leadership has resulted in significant advancements in the hyperscale datacenter industry, […]
Retired BG Roy Robinson succeeded retired MG Gus Hargett as president of the National Guard Association of United States on March 13, 2017. General Robinson serves as chief executive officer of NGAUS. He is responsible for the association’s day-to-day operations in Washington, D.C., and a staff of 28 employees. He also oversees the National Guard
Major General (Retired) David Baldwin served in the United States Army from 1982 to 2022. His military career culminated in his service as the Adjutant General of California, the top ranked leader of the California National Guard. In this capacity, he served as a Cabinet member for two Governors and commanded nearly 30,000 Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen,
Henrik W. Rasmussen graduated from the University of Copenhagen in 1989 with a degree in chemical engineering before relocating to the United States in 1991. He has worked at Haldor Topsoe for over 32 years and has held many technical and management positions for all Topsoe’s business units. His technical expertise covers the Ammonia, MeOH
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Katy Gottsponer has over two decades experience in the energy infrastructure industry. As a partner in a major U.S. law firm, she advised clients in connection with the development, investment, financing, and refinancing of major energy infrastructure projects. These projects include power generation and transmission (including renewable energy projects, conventional power generation, and battery storage),
Major General (retired) James A. Hoyer assumed the duties as The Adjutant General, West Virginia Joint Forces Headquarters-West Virginia on 1 February 2011 and retired from service 1 February 2021 after serving three Governors. As the Adjutant General, State of West Virginia, he provided command guidance and vision to the West Virginia Army and Air
Major General Glenn Curtis (retired) has 37 years of distinguished service with the Louisiana National Guard. He retired as The Adjutant General of the Louisiana National Guard in 2019, a position he held since 2011. Prior to his tenure as The Adjutant General, he held many leadership positions including Director, Joint Staff, Louisiana Joint Force
Greg acquired 100% of Shapiro Brothers, a successful recycling/scrap business incorporated in 1946. Under his leadership, Shapiro Brothers grew to be the largest recycler in the Midwest. Shapiro Brothers had 4 processing plants (Missouri and Illinois). Greg was an adjunct professor at the University of Missouri of Science and Technology and Webster University. Greg’s work
Randall C. Wisenbaker, COO & Principal, TechServ Consulting and Training, Ltd. Mr. Wisenbaker has over 30 years of experience in electric power engineering, testing, and construction industry while holding several senior executive positions for a Fortune 500 company, including President of Dashiell Corporation, President of North Houston Pole Line, and Executive Vice President of Operations
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Kevin C. Clement has over thirty-nine years of energy industry experience across midstream and infrastructure market sectors in refined products, natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil, asphalt, residual fuels, internal consulting and municipal leases/public finance. In 2016 Mr. Clement founded Lorica Energy, LLC as Managing Director and currently provides consulting services in the energy
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