Currently oversee all O&M aspects associated with eleven geothermal power plants owned and operated by Ormat in California, Hawaii, Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada.Training and Safety programs• With an emphasis on training and safety, set clear expectations and ensured accountability to help create strong teams at each facility resulting in exceptional safety records.Compliance• Ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal requirements for the wellfields and plantsManagement• Directly developed personnel into key management roles within Ormat, including most of the current Ormat plant managers• Place a strong emphasis on succession planning and preparing for any possibility with the current fluid workforce• Performing annual performance evaluations for each direct reportPersonnel• Responsible for up to 125 employees• Directly involved in a rigorous recruiting/hiring process• Developing personnel interested in assuming additional responsibilities• Performing annual performance evaluation calibrations per region• Preparing annual bonus and merit increase proposalsGeneration• Currently responsible for 1,540,000 MWh of generationo Ensuring optimum generation from both a wellfield and plant perspectiveo Ensuring plant maintenance needs are accomplished with a focus on reliability• Achieved highest levels of generation in the history of seven of the plants in assigned regionsWellfield• Directly involved in all wellfield decisions based on technical input from a strong corporate support groupPlant Maintenance• Planning and implementing required corrective and preventive maintenance programs at each facilityAdministration• Building and managing annual budgets up to $20 mil based on the site needs• Planning and implementing capital projects with a focus on short term return on investment• Directly involved in the procurement process with a target goal of achieving cost savings • Perform monthly budget versus actual reviews

• Responsible for all O&M aspects associated with seven geothermal power plants owned and operated by Ormat in the Imperial Valley, California with a staff of 77 personnel and totaling 928,000 MWh of budgeted generation• Temporary role targeting improvement of plant performance and personnel transitions• Similar duties shown above on a smaller scale

Relocated from the Big Island of Hawaii to manage the transition of US Geothermal power plants acquired by Ormat into the Ormat business model. The plants are Neal Hot Springs, located by Vale Oregon; Raft River located by Malta, Idaho; and San Emidio, located by Gerlach, Nevada.Successfully completed the incorporation into all aspects of Ormat business functions by the end of 2018.

Relocated from the Steamboat Complex in South Reno Nevada to directly manage up to 32 personnel for a 38 MW geothermal power plant located by Pahoa, Hawaii.Responsibilities as follows:Similar to previous role

Relocated from the East Mesa to directly manage up to 62 personnel for six geothermal plants at the Steamboat Complex in South Reno Nevada and two plants located east of Fernley Nevada with a combined total net generation of 105 MW.Responsibilities as follows:Similar to the previous role

Temporary assignment as acting Plant Manager for the Ormat Olkaria Power Plant, with the goal of recruiting and training a new local Plant Manager, which was successfully completed.Accomplishments:Reset expectations in regards to site and personal safetyStarted program for writing and implementing key safety procedures (Lock-out/Tag-out, Hotwork, Breaking System Integrity, etc.)Started a new program for writing and implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for plant operationInteracted with community members to provide to build needed infrastructure (water storage tanks and schools)Conducted commissioning of a 10 MW plant expansionMade a concerted effort on personnel development for the site

Directly managed up to 52 personnel for six geothermal plants at the East Mesa located near Holtville, California with a combined net generation of 74 MW.Responsibilities as follows:Providing a safe work environment and strong safety cultureCompliance with all regulatory requirementsPower generation optimizationManaging a geothermal wellfield and associated componentsCreation and upkeep of a robust training and operator qualification programPersonnel development and succession planningBudget creation and managementOverseeing equipment preventive and repair maintenance, along with plant outage planning and executionManaging purchasing and financial controls with a focus on improving efficiency and realizing cost savings

Nuclear trained Electricians' Mate for submarine duty - electrical operator for nuclear power plant. Left the US Navy in July 1990 with an honorable discharge.US Navy Qualification/Work History:Completed EM "A" School at Great Lakes, IllinoisCompleted Naval Nuclear School at Orlando, FloridaQualified senior watch station at A1W at Naval Prototype Training Unit near Idaho Falls, IdahoQualified senior at-sea and in-port watch stations on the USS GurnardQualified submarines on the USS Gurnard - S5W reactorQualified senior at-sea and in-port on the USS Chicago - D2G reactorResponsible for watch standing and electrical preventive and corrective maintenance during my naval career, along with assigned collateral duties