Terry's non-work related activities and his passion to build industries, has led him to found and chair a number of not-for-profit associations.Australian Microgrid Centre of Excellence, non-profit Founder, ChairpersonThe Australian Microgrid Centre of Excellence is a not-for-profit organization which operates a research and training facility that provides resources enabling the development and implementation of reliable, economic and sustainable microgrid energy solutions. International Microgrid Association, non-profit Founder, ChairmanThe Association illustrates the reliability, resilience, security and interoperability that electric systems can derive by supporting investment and acceleration of innovative, cost effective microgrid technologies and capabilities across the world. Microgrid Alliance, non-profit Founder, ChairmanThe Microgrid Alliance is a non-profit organization working to accelerate the growth and development of microgrids in North America. Global Microgrid Center, non-profit Project DirectorThe Global Microgrid Center, based in Santa Fe, NM, is a test and innovation facility focused on advancing microgrid supplier capabilities to address the changing energy market. The Center is designed to test and certify electric energy equipment, software, construction and project delivery. United Nations Foundation Chairman, International Mini-GridsThis is one of seven work groups providing a global platform, through a wide range of activities, for practitioners to identify and address market and other barriers to the effective delivery of clean, affordable energy services for the globe by 2030.Smart Energy and Environment Innovation Center, non-profit Founder, ChairmanThe Innovation Center brings together private and public research organizations, educational institutions, established industry leaders and entrepreneurial start-ups to maintain the United States’ worldwide leadership in clean energy and environmental technology.

The corporation provides a software platform for governments and large industrial energy utilities. It combines complex models and datasets into a single visualization platform to build fact-based future scenarios so that companies can plan long term investment strategies. It sells software and integration services to customers as either a traditional installed system or as a SAAS cloud service.Terry developed new energy business unit and opened up Australian and US markets.

Horizon Power is a state-owned utility in Western Australia. Terry Mohn provides senior leadership and management for all new technology microgrid developments including orchestration of distributed resources across its 38 microgrids. He is responsible for market design, implementation and relationship management for commercial & industrial business, across domestic and international geographies. He is the lead outreach agent for all international business pursuits for HP’s new commercial business activities in the microgrid industry. Terry Developed new corporate strategy opening up new markets and developing a center of excellence. Deployed $20M state-of-the-art DERMS system across its territory. Managed $30M divisional budget with 30 managers and engineers.

OATI is a software company for the regulated electric wholesale and retail industry and has recently expanded to commercial and industrial markets. Terry Mohn provides microgrid and IOU smart grid business planning and execution for the power industry's most prestigious market-making software company. He is responsible for market design, implementation and relationship management for commercial & industrial and investor-owned utility businesses, across domestic and international geographies. He is the lead outreach agent for all business pursuits for OATI's new commercial business activities in the microgrid industry. Terry developed new line of business for smart grid, DERMS and microgrids. Developed two new software control systems: DERMS and microgrid controller. Managed $20M divisional budget matrixed across three other divisions: R&D, sales, and operations. Established all media presence for new technology.

The company originates, and brings together the right resources: feasibility analysis, designs, engineering and finance, to ensure project success. In-house expertise spans years of experience in the utility, renewable energy and energy efficiency industries, providing a deep knowledge of, and ability to develop projects, including solar-photovoltaic & thermal, geothermal ground source heat pump systems, combined heat & power peaking, smart grid and microgrid solutions.Terry worked with Kenyan and Ugandan governments to build new energy production systems. In Kenya, worked with the energy minister to build state-of-the-art schools, street lighting for all cities and designed public-private partnerships for microgrid projects across the country, with an overall project budget of $150M USD. In Uganda, worked with the political leader to build a 200MW geothermal power plant and a 70KM transmission line, with overall project budget of $500M USD.

Terry has project oversight responsibilities for all budget, policy, technical design; along with supervision of all technical sub-contractors, calibration with larger industry, research, and political trends in the smart grid and microgrid domains, solicitation of national and international partners and funding sources, and development and maintenance of collaborative relationships.• Responsible for business strategy, research and development, product development and engage primary large customer contacts.• Lead for all utility customers• Customer acquisition for university• Chief liaison for municipalities and electric cooperatives• Responsible for corporate position on all federal and state energy issues• Responsible for all energy engineering – 20 internal senior, 50 external engineers• Primary public media and industry voice for company’s position and plansTerry developed new line of business for smart grid, DERMS and microgrids. Developed mission control center to manage all installed energy systems. Managed $25M divisional budget supporting: R&D, engineers, pre-sales, and deployments. Established all media presence for new technology.

Terry is a technology strategist and enterprise architect for Sempra Energy Utilities, representing San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Gas Company. He supports the company’s technology portfolio agenda, with focus on system architecture and design, business strategy, technology investment strategies and business technology education. Terry specializes in technology integration issues, primarily supporting strategies for smart grid, home automation, utility application communication systems, distribution automation systems, smart metering infrastructure, demand response, sensor fusion, system integration, service oriented architecture, autonomous device control and micro-grid communications.• Responsible for Smart Grid strategy, projects and obtaining federal (and other) funds for large research and development programs.• Develop SOA strategy and business case – outcome was new SOA infrastructure.• Develop Network strategy for mobile workforce, campus and remote sites – outcome was new network.• Develop requirements and funding plus system architecture and smart grid strategy for:• $570M Smart Meter deployment – outcome was new rate base• $540M business technology refresh – outcome was new business process• $20M demand response management system – outcome was PUC filing • Initiated and awarded first congressional $600K earmark for SDG&E’s smart grid• Initiated and awarded first Dept. of Energy $8.3M research grant for SDG&E’s smart grid• Initiated and awarded California Energy Commission $2.8M research grant for SDG&E’s smart grid• Responsible for technology adoption.• Chair or co-chair many standards development groups

Director of Operations and Chief Scientist- Defined engineering, operations and IT department resource requirements and objectives. - Managed budget and directed all aspects of website operations, including: personnel, network operation center, hardware and software health and maintenance, business help desk, email systems, failure and recovery systems, and security system.- Recruited engineering and operations staff. Evaluated and selected outsource consultants.- Defined system and network architecture, select service providers, evaluated hardware vendors and conducted cost analysis.- Defined website content management requirements. Evaluated and selected content management vendors. Defined content management deployment schedule and resources.

Designed settop box for cable modem market.

Managed research in medical technology for radiation treatment. 3-D imaging and oncology treatment planning.