LEHI, Utah, Oct. 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Complete Solar Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Complete Solar (“Complete Solar” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: CSLR), a solar technology, services, and installation company, today announced the appointment of Dan Myers to the position of Executive Vice President, New Homes Division, effective immediately. Mr. Myers will report to CEO, T.J. Rodgers and have financial and general management responsibility for the Company’s New Homes Division, which supports builders who create new residential communities.
Mr. Myers has a decade-long track record in the solar industry, having held leadership positions at the largest residential installers in the country, including Vivint Solar and Sunrun. He is a supply chain expert who has also been a technical consultant to several Fortune 100 solar developers and buyers on more than 10 gigawatts of solar projects, about 1% of U.S. capacity. Prior to joining the solar industry, Mr. Myers served at U.S. embassies overseas.
Complete Solar CEO, T.J. Rodgers said, “I met Dan when he brought his family bus to pick me up at the Provo airport. During the brief ride to Orem, a suburb in Salt Lake’s ‘Solar Valley,’ I learned about his family adventures on the bus, how the Blue Raven Division of SunPower had upgraded an economical 1985-vintage building in an Orem office park that enabled its employees to work as a co-located team, and how we could integrate our companies simply and economically by renovating another building in the same Industrial Park – which we are now implementing.
Rodgers continued, “I then received an excellent all-day operations review from the Blue Raven staff, which was also smart, animated and opinionated – like Dan. For some reason, Blue Raven was never fully integrated into SunPower, so I took careful notes that day on who could take on more responsibility in the combined company.
Rodgers concluded, “Dan brings supply chain expert leadership to our New Homes Division that is spread out all over the country, more resembling a supply chain operation than our other two divisions, Blue Raven and Dealer Sales, which have factory-like operations. Now, our best supply chain expert runs the New Homes Division, and like other executives in our increasingly lean Company, wears two hats. Dan had a very short honeymoon. He parachuted into the turmoil of the SunPower bankruptcy which ended SunPower’s legacy obligations to the builders. This gave Complete Solar the opportunity to offer immediate support for legacy SunPower community projects for a year while we develop and deploy long-term solutions with our new builder partners.”
AboutCompleteSolar With its acquisition of SunPower assets, Complete Solar has become a leading solar services provider in North America. Complete Solar’s digital platform and installation services support energy needs for customers wishing to make the transition to a more energy-efficient lifestyle. For more information visit https://www.completesolar.com.
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