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We have the final tallies from our $500K food bank donation effort! Thanks to our team members, we were able to donate roughly 2.3 million meals to 53 local organizations that help those in need. 🍲💗 We’re so grateful for the opportunity to support the great work that organizations like Sistering, Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina (SHMETROLINA), Food Bank of Central New York and Oregon Food Bank are doing in our communities. For those of you who aren't familiar with this story, traditionally POWER holds winter parties commemorating the time our first office burned down and we started anew with the help of our communities. Because we couldn't gather together this year, we decided to make it possible for others to come together over a good meal, and to give back to the communities that support us. For more on this effort, see our full press release: https://lnkd.in/gDTXvEPH
POWER names new CEO The POWER Board of Directors has named Jim Haynes to the role of President & CEO, effective July 9. Jim has been our Chief Administrative Officer since 2016, and has been at POWER for the past 18 years. “Jim leads by example and has demonstrated his thoughtful, strategic leadership style over his 18 years at POWER,” said Ron Carrington, POWER’s Board Chair. “He is constantly encouraging his team to work smarter and better together. We look forward to seeing him apply this mindset and his passion for excellence to the entire company.” For more information, see our full press release.
POWER ranks among nation’s top design firms Leading industry magazine Engineering News-Record has ranked POWER Engineers Incorporated (POWER) among the top 100 engineering design firms in the country for the 15th year in a row. Each year, ENR ranks the top 500 design firms in the United States based on annual revenues. This year, POWER was named the number 3 firm in the power sector, 20th in pure design and 34th in the overall design category. POWER also broke into two new categories this year, placing 11th in manufacturing design and 46th in international markets. The company has ranked among the top 100 design firms since 2005, among the top 50 pure design firms since the category was created in 2016 and within the top 25 in the power sector since 2000. The full ENR rankings are available here at http://www.powereng.com/press-releases/power-ranks-among-nations-top-firms/
Sub-grids that can be isolated from the bulk electric system are a promising tool for recovery of power assets after a catastrophe. But these systems can’t be implemented on-demand in an emergency situation. Careful planning and modeling, as well as concerted system investment is required to prepare those assets to perform that role. POWER’s Vice President of Field Services, John Kumm, illustrates some of the key planning and investment activities to consider in this article at T&D World. The good news? These investments pay off in the everyday operation of the grid, not just in catastrophic situations. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMEEq
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