Easy Energy Systems (EES) declared that it has made changes in the composition of its top executive team. The company in order to meet the growing demand for its Modular Energy Productions Systems (MEPS) has recruited a team of people to manage its legal, finance, marketing and sales operations.
The company in the last quarter of this year has declared the opening of its latest executive office in Phoenix, AZ, and development of its of its offices in Emmetsburg, Iowa, and Welcome, MN.
Easy Energy Systems’ chairman and founder Mark Gaalswyk, while announcing the appointment of Bill Hinz, an aerospace expert as CEO, has stated that the new positions filled in with experts in their respective field will enable the company to ensure the availability of MEPS for clients with a wide range of otherwise wasted products. He added that the combined and collective experience of the executives in a range of industries is important for the business of EES.
Robert Molsbergen, who joined as sales and marketing divisions President and Director, has over 20 years of multinational business experience. Molsbergen before joining EES was working at Innovation Plus as President and prior to that he was leading EMTS as CEO and Chairman. He holds MBA from Erasmus University in Rotterdam and Bachelor of Science in Economics and Marine Engineering.
Brian Fifer, the new CFO of the company has brought with him over 30 years of experience as a financial professional and as a C-level executive in private as well as public companies. He holds a Degree in Engineering from Drexel University and an MBA degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Earlier he worked in the financial departments of Ford and Navistar.
Chuck Jirauch, who has an Electrical Engineering degree from St. Louis located Washington University and JD degree from the Law Center of Georgetown University has joined the company as Vice President of Strategic Development.
The MEPS supplied by EES are modular energy plants of small scale level that assist in the manufacture of non-corn ethanol or waste ethanol produced from wasted products such as waste paper, soda pop and milk whey. The company is looking to use the added positions to ensure and establish its growth in the renewable energy segment.
Source: http://www.easyenergysystems.com/