Adeel Usman, VP of Sales at PDM (Power and Data Management), is a customer-centric sales executive committed to providing critical power equipment with the urgency needed in this dynamic global energy environment. Previously, he worked at LG Corp and Unify Energy Solutions as an account executive where he leveraged strategic thinking and technical knowledge to build strong client relationships. Adeel is skilled in negotiations among diverse suppliers, internal departments, and executive stakeholders to achieve optimal procurement outcomes. He earned a bachelor's degree in economics and literature from Purchase College, SUNY.

Haynes Strader brings 8 years of real estate experience, with 7 entirely focused on

mission critical facilities. Haynes spent the majority of his career as a data center site

selection, acquisition and disposition expert, completing more than 200 transactions

totaling more than 250 MW in 26 global markets since 2015. Haynes joined the Skybox

team in January 2021 and leads the site selection and acquisition team in tandem with the

sales and marketing process.

Relevant experience:

• Chief Development Officer, Skybox Datacenters

• Vice President, CBRE Data Center Solutions

• Senior Manager, HfS Research

Mr. Strader continues to participate in a number of data center professional organizations

including Infrastructure Masons, GLG, BWG, and 24x7. His expertise is often relied on by

investors and users alike as they approach new strategies in the data center space. Mr.

Strader is a graduate of Southern Methodist University and serves on SMU Dedman

College Executive Board and the SMU Folsom Institute Associates Board.

An accomplished executive, Lindsey brings together expertise in project development for both data centers and renewable energy. Lindsey led the advancement of several hundred megawatts of data center pipelines across the US and Europe, and her renewable energy development experience extends to the US, Canada and parts of South America.

Prior to joining CleanArc, Lindsey served as Vice President of Project Development at CyrusOne, a leading global data center developer and operator specializing in delivering state-of-the-art digital infrastructure solutions across the globe. At CyrusOne, she led the global Project Development team and was responsible for the strategy, execution, and delivery of the company’s organic data center development projects. Prior to this role, Lindsey served as CyrusOne’s Senior Corporate Counsel of Real Estate & Construction, working alongside the company’s U.S. and global site selection and construction teams in all aspects of site selection and development. Previously, Lindsey served as Senior Attorney for the Americas division of RES Group, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company, where she represented the organization in various matters related to the development and construction of utility scale renewable energy projects. Lindsey began her career as an attorney in private practice focused on commercial and industrial real estate.

Lindsey holds an AB in English from Duke University, a JD from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, and an Executive MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology.

Asher Genoot is CEO of Hut 8 Corp. (NASDAQ, TSX: HUT), an energy infrastructure operator and Bitcoin miner with self-mining, hosting, managed services, and traditional data center operations across North America. He is a member of Young Presidents Organization (YPO) and the 2024 North America Forbes 30 Under 30: Energy.

Prior to joining Hut 8, Asher was Co-founder and President of US Bitcoin Corp (USBTC), a venture-backed private Bitcoin mining company with a 730 MW portfolio across data centers in Texas, Nebraska, and New York. He began his career in Shanghai, China, where he founded, scaled, and exited two successful EdTech startups, the Ivy Crest Institute of International Education and Curio Education. In China, he developed a passion for building high-performing organizations and returned to the US in 2019 to apply this passion as Managing Director of Flagship Endeavors, a consumer brands incubator. In 2020, Asher co-founded USBTC, starting as Chief Operating Officer then serving as President and Director.

Asher graduated summa cum laude from the University of Southern California at age 19 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He is fluent in English, Hebrew, Mandarin, and Shanghainese.

Tom Spackman is owner and CEO of Gigabit Fiber, a Dallas metro optical transport provider. He is also Managing Director of Mexcap LLC, a Dallas based private equity firm. Previously, Tom was the founder and former CEO of XC Networks, an international telecommunications firm specializing in fiber and wireless networks, data centers and towers that was sold to Transtelco.

Tom is a subject matter expert in the areas of network security, utility regulation, spectrum management, rights of way and large-scale capital projects. Tom is a licensed attorney in the state of Texas specializing in Federal and State communication law. He was a delegate representing the Republic of Mexico at the ITU World Radio Conference in Geneva, Switzerland and has owned and operated network assets throughout North America.

Shawn Ronda focuses his practice on commercial real estate transactions and digital infrastructure transactions. Shawn guides clients through virtually all aspects of real estate acquisitions and dispositions as well as finance, leasing, and real estate development, with an emphasis on real estate development for data center, student housing, mixed-use, and retail projects both in the Chicago area and throughout the United States. Shawn regularly represents developers, operators, institutional clients, private equity companies, investors, and joint venture partners.

Shawn regularly advises clients on portfolio transactions across a wide variety of asset classes. He also advises clients with respect to the real estate related aspects of mergers and acquisitions, regularly handling the negotiation of asset purchase agreements and merger documents, as well as the implementation of related due diligence strategies and activities.

Shawn is committed to serving the local community, having served on the Program Committee of ULI Chicago, and the Associate Board of the Chicago Committee for Minorities in Large Law Firms. Shawn currently serves on the Board of Directors of Family Rescue Inc., and the Development Committee of the Chicago Bar Foundation.

Brian is the Vice President at Stewart Title’s National Commercial Services group, where he and his team provide title insurance solutions for complex transactions across the United States. With over ten years of experience in the energy sector, Brian specializes in development, construction, and operations. He is an active member of the Houston community, co-founding the Renewable Energy Alliance (REAL) Houston and serving on its Board of Directors. Before his career in the energy industry, Brian served in the U.S. Army and completed a tour in Afghanistan.

Chuck McCallum brings over 30 years of experience at the intersection of planning, land

development, and civil engineering, shaping some of Silicon Valley’s most

transformative projects, from the 58-acre Facebook West Campus to more than two

dozen high-rise towers in downtown San Jose. As CEO of Kier + Wright and KWRE, he

has expanded the firm’s capabilities by launching its full-service renewable energy

practice and now leads efforts to integrate clean energy solutions and modernize the

grid as Chair of ACEC California’s Energy Committee. Known for transforming complex

infrastructure challenges into practical, high-quality solutions, Chuck is also exploring

how emerging technologies like AI can accelerate decision-making, enhance efficiency,

and drive innovation in the built environment. A strategic thinker and mentor, he draws

on deep technical expertise to deliver sustainable, cost-effective results, and recharges

through hiking, pickleball, and family time.

Mark focuses on representing property owners and national, regional and local developers in all aspects of the land planning, zoning and development process. He serves as a strategic adviser and guide to help secure the necessary approvals required for office, retail, industrial, data center, mixed-use, residential, healthcare, hotel and large planned community projects.

Gavin Flynn plays a pivotal role at Blue Owl Capital, serving on their Digital Infrastructure Team within the Blue Owl Real Assets Group. In his capacity as Principal and Asset Delivery Optimization Lead, he concentrates on conducting thorough technical due diligence for both Greenfield Development and Stabilized Asset business cases. Additionally, Gavin oversees delivery functions, carefully monitoring how ongoing progress influences underwritten return assumptions. Drawing on nearly two decades of expertise in Construction Management, Supply Chain Management, and Project Controls, Gavin has spent over 12 years specifically in the Digital Infrastructure sector. His experience spans collaborations with leading Hyperscalers and Data Center Developers.

James Grice, co-leader of the global Data Centers and Digital Infrastructure Team, works with clients in high-growth potential industries, advising on transactions and projects around the world. Beyond his deep experience in general commercial real estate, Jim has distinguished himself in the data center and renewable energy sectors. No matter where his clients need him - or what they need - Jim skillfully pairs his intimate understanding of project finance with his exceptional experience with tax incentives to help clients structure deals to their best advantage.

Public companies, REITs, private equity firms and real estate companies of all sizes rely on Jim to help them efficiently and effectively work through the many facets of their complex projects. Whether it be addressing state and local tax issues or working through the maze of entitlements, permitting and environmental approvals, Jim adeptly guides clients to great results.

Graeme N. Kavanagh is a seasoned infrastructure real estate executive with over 25 years of experience leading business development, origination, and investment strategies across a broad range of asset classes. A recognized deal maker, Mr. Kavanagh has successfully originated, structured, and closed billions of dollars in transactions across telecom, renewable energy, data centers, billboards, EV charging infrastructure, and logistics.As Partner and Chief Revenue Officer at Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities, Mr. Kavanagh oversees the firm’s acquisition and capital deployment strategy, directing originations and the acquisition of income-producing real property interests under critical infrastructure. He has led the acquisition of thousands of real estate assets and built high-performing teams that consistently deliver value through strategic growth and disciplined execution. Under his leadership, Accelerate has emerged as a market leader in aggregating ground lease and fee simple interests into a diversified, scalable portfolio. His customer-first approach, combined with deep industry knowledge, fosters long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with landowners, tenants, and stakeholders.

Prior to joining Accelerate, Mr. Kavanagh co-founded Landmark Dividend, serving as Executive Vice President and playing a pivotal role in launching the first IPO in the ground lease asset class. He also held leadership positions at Wireless Capital Partners, where he originated the industry’s first secondary market financing for wireless infrastructure ground leases, and at Falcon Financial, a specialty finance firm focused on real estate-backed investments. Earlier in his career, he was Vice President at Enterprise Mortgage, part of the Financial Services Division of Koch Industries. Throughout his career, Mr. Kavanagh has been defined by his unwavering commitment to execution, his deep understanding of complex real estate transactions, and his ability to unlock value in niche and emerging infrastructure sectors. His tenacity, vision, and leadership continue to shape the evolving landscape of infrastructure real estate investment.

Stuart Miller serves as an Executive Director with JLL Value and

Risk Advisory in the United States. In this role, he is focused on

real property, personal property, and partial interest valuations

for lending, portfolios, financial reporting, estate and gift tax,

purchase price allocation, consulting, market studies, and

litigation support.

Experience

Mr. Miller is the National Practice Lead for the Data Center

practice. He has deep expertise and experience in valuation and

consulting on data centers, with assignments for Fortune 100

technology companies, international REITs, investors, national

banks, lenders, and owner-operators. This experience features a

wide range of property types, including colocation providers,

owner-operated mission critical facilities, powered shell, turnkey

net-leased, and carrier hotels.

Christian has over 20 years of experience in the commercial insurance brokerage industry. He has held various leadership positions including Chief Sales Officer and President. He is

dedicated to helping organizations grow and build value. As a relationship-focused leader, Christian engages with people to understand their needs and builds teams capable of creatively solving problems.

His extensive experience spans start-ups, non-profits, and multi-billion dollar public and private organizations. Christian has consulted numerous mergers and acquisitions. He also has vast expertise working with Digital Infrastructure and Technology companies, helping them navigate complex insurance environments and implement innovative risk management solutions.

After beginning his career in the Aerospace industry performing design work and

technology transfer, Jeff applied his experience to the Oil & Gas industry with Universal Compression where he served in both business development and sales management roles.

Jeff joined MIRATECH in 2013 and has served as Division Manager for Energy Infrastructure Solutions until June 2023. Most recently, Mr. Brown has stepped into a leadership role as Vice President of GHG Reduction Solutions, focusing on MIRATECH’s Methane reduction system and catalyst development. Jeff’s strategic and product design expertise also is utilized on MIRATECH’s Tier IV compliant SCR solutions for customers operating in the Power

Generation and Oil & Gas industries. Jeff holds a Master of Architecture and MBA from the University of Houston, as well as a certification in Executive Leadership from Rice University.

Andy Kirby is the AMER East & LATAM Build Partner at Microsoft, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing various business operations and strategic initiatives within the Americas and LATAM region. With a focus on enhancing efficiency and consistency across the organization, Andy is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment where team members are motivated to excel every day.

In his current role, Andy is responsible for managing the development and execution of data center projects, ensuring that they meet the highest standards of safety, compliance, and operational excellence. His expertise in project management and risk mitigation has been instrumental in driving the successful completion of numerous high-profile projects.

Before joining Microsoft, Andy spent 26 years working for general contractors, where he was involved in building highly sophisticated buildings to include the last 7 years focused on data centers. This extensive experience has provided him with a deep understanding of construction processes, project management, and the importance of collaboration and innovation in delivering complex projects.

Andy is known for his visible leadership and commitment to building strong relationships with general contractors and trade partners. He has a keen eye for identifying potential challenges and implementing innovative solutions to keep projects on track and within budget.

Throughout his career, Andy has demonstrated a passion for continuous improvement and learning. He has been actively involved in various training and workshop initiatives, including safety and compliance reviews, incident reviews, and corrective actions. Andy's dedication to professional development extends to his team, where he emphasizes the importance of building a culture of safety and excellence.

In addition to his professional achievements, Andy is a strong advocate for community engagement and global citizenship. He has supported initiatives such as partnering with local high schools for engineering programs and participating in regional safety initiatives.

Swadeep Rachoor is Director, Project Controls – U.S. Operations at Decima International,

where he helps owners and project teams bring greater clarity, discipline, and

confidence to complex mission-critical and data center capital programs. With more

than 20 years of experience across capital-intensive industries, including

biotech/pharma, aviation, infrastructure, mission-critical delivery, and large-scale

construction, Swadeep brings a broad owner-side perspective on how complex projects

succeed through strong execution, clear communication, trusted relationships, and well-

timed decisions.

At Decima, Swadeep supports U.S. Operations by strengthening capital governance,

project intelligence, forecasting discipline, risk visibility, and change awareness across

complex programs. He is focused on connecting cost, schedule, risk, change, and

commercial signals into practical insight that helps leaders understand what is changing,

why it matters, and where action is needed. As data center delivery is reshaped by AI

demand, power constraints, speed-to-market pressure, supply chain challenges, and

rising capital intensity, Swadeep believes the next generation of project controls will be

defined by decision intelligence: using AI-enabled analytics and modern project

intelligence to help teams see problems sooner, align faster, and make decisions while

outcomes can still be influenced.

Steven (Scott) Worley is a strategic energy executive operating at the intersection of power generation, data center infrastructure, and distributed energy solutions. As Senior Business Development Director at Stabilis Solutions, Inc., he leads growth initiatives focused on behind-the-meter power generation, LNG supply strategies, and large-scale energy infrastructure deployments supporting hyperscale and enterprise data centers across North America.

With deep expertise in energy logistics, fuel strategy, and critical power environments, Scott works directly with developers, operators, utilities, EPC firms, and capital partners to structure multi-year LNG supply agreements and deploy turnkey energy solutions where grid capacity lags load growth. His work centers on solving one of the most urgent challenges in infrastructure today: delivering dispatchable, scalable power amid exponential computing demand.

Scott is known for combining financial rigor with operational execution, aligning supply chain logistics, safety compliance, engineering feasibility, and commercial structuring into cohesive energy strategies. His approach is grounded in reliability, partnership, and long-term value creation for mission-critical environments.

Mike has been a forward-thinking leader in the energy space for over 28 years covering many facets of energy solutions from power generation / CHP, electric and natural gas infrastructure, load response, energy efficiency, and LNG / CNG / RNG solutions. Experience navigating large and small utilities, developers, multinational corporations, military branches, universities, large and small companies creating innovative solutions to meet each project’s specific target and requirements. Mike is responsible for growing Jenbacher North America’s Hydrogen and Natural Gas Generator Market.

Jeff Moerdler is chair of the Haynes Boone Data Center and Digital Infrastructure Practice and a real estate partner in the New York office. He has more than 40 years’ experience in general commercial real estate law. Jeff’s real estate practice includes acquisitions, sales, development, leasing, and borrower’s side financing. Jeff also has a particular focus on real estate challenges facing communications, technology and energy companies, and represents property owners and telecom companies in telecom real estate matters, particularly in data center development, acquisitions, sales, leases, colocation agreements and service level agreements. His clients include both large national companies and smaller, local clients, and includes representation of landlords and tenants in all types of leases; counseling owners and developers in the acquisition, sale, joint venture, development, and renovation of property as well as sale-leaseback transactions; advising lenders and borrowers in commercial loans; and the representation of all parties in real estate litigation. He is actively involved in settling real estate, partnership, and inter-family disputes. He also represents many not-for-profit entities and is active in health care, senior living, and educational real estate.

During the past 35 years, Jeff has developed considerable experience in the intersection of real estate with communications, technology, and energy issues. He has extensive experience representing landlords, tenants, developers, and communications service providers in the leasing, purchase, sale, and financing of data centers, colocation facilities, radio and television broadcast antennas, distributed and in-building wireless systems, rooftop antennas, and fiber-optic transactions as well as the wiring of buildings for broadband communications access. Jeff has also negotiated thousands of data center leases, master services agreements, colocation agreements and service level agreements, rooftop and cellular antenna leases, inside wiring agreements, and antenna tower leases throughout the country – covering over 500 million square feet.

He has also devoted a considerable portion of his practice to power and energy issues related to real estate and other technology matters, including large solar and wind installations, battery storage facilities, and bulk power purchases.

Jeff is a frequent speaker on real estate, data center, and telecom topics around the country. He is Fellow of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and on the faculty of the Advanced Commercial Leasing Institute. He regularly speaks as a panelist at data center, digital infrastructure and real estate conference around the United States. In addition, he is regularly quoted in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Bisnow, Commercial Property News, Real Estate Weekly, and other publications. He co-authored the first treatise chapter on telecom real law for Powell on Real Property in 1999.

Jeff has previously served in numerous governmental positions, including as a Commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a member of the New York State Banking Board, a member of the New York State Financial Control Board, a member of the Departmental Disciplinary Committee of the Appellate Division of the First Department of the New York State Supreme Court, Assistant to the First Deputy Mayor of the City of New York, and assistant to the Deputy Borough President of the Borough of Manhattan. From 1981 to 1982, Jeff served as a law clerk to the Honorable Charles L. Brieant, US District Judge, and later Chief Judge, for the Southern District of New York.

Jeff is also an emergency medical technician on his local volunteer ambulance and President of his local chapter, as well as having served for 8 years on the Board of Trustees of the umbrella organization which is the largest volunteer ambulance service in the United States.

Doug Recker is a seasoned digital infrastructure executive and telecommunications industry

veteran with more than 30 years of experience building, scaling, and operating data center,

fiber, and edge computing platforms across the United States. He currently serves as CEO of

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT) and Duos Edge AI, where he leads the

company’s strategy and execution for deploying patented, modular Edge Data Centers that

deliver secure, low-latency compute to underserved and high-growth markets.

At Duos Edge AI, Mr. Recker is responsible for driving the design, deployment, and expansion

of multi-access Edge Data Center infrastructure supporting education, healthcare, carriers,

municipalities, and enterprise customers. Under his leadership, Duos Edge AI has rapidly

expanded its footprint across Texas and into new markets, while introducing differentiated

technology protected by U.S. patents, including the company’s patented modular data center

entryway designed for secure, clean-room-level equipment protection.

Mr. Recker is a repeat entrepreneur with a strong track record of value creation. He founded

Edge Presence in 2017, which was acquired by Ubiquity in 2023, and previously founded Colo5

Data Centers, which was acquired by Cologix, Inc. in 2014. Earlier in his career, he played a

key role in the early development of the fiber and telecom industry, leading and supporting high-

performing sales and operational teams during periods of rapid infrastructure growth. His

leadership and entrepreneurial success have been widely recognized. Mr. Recker has received

multiple industry honors, including the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Ultimate CEO Award,

BizTech Innovations’ Best CEO Award, and inclusion in Inc. Magazine’s list of the 500 fastest-

growing companies. He was also named to the Jacksonville Business Journal’s "Top 40 Under

40."

A respected industry thought leader, Mr. Recker is a frequent speaker at major

telecommunications, data center, and digital infrastructure conferences, where he shares

insights on edge computing, AI infrastructure, and scalable deployment models. He began his

professional career serving in the United States Marine Corps, an experience that shaped his

leadership philosophy and enduring focus on teamwork, discipline, and execution.

Bailey West is the Founder and CEO of R&B Power, where he leads the company's strategic advisory

and electrical infrastructure practice for large-load commercial and industrial developments.

Bailey began his career as a journeyman lineman, gaining extensive hands-on experience constructing

and maintaining electrical infrastructure for utilities, municipalities, and private contractors. In 2020, he

founded R&B Power Solutions LLC as an electrical site distribution company with a commitment to

delivering practical, high-quality power solutions. As client needs evolved beyond construction, the

company expanded its capabilities, leading to the formation of R&B Power Inc. to provide strategic

consulting and advisory services focused on utility infrastructure, power availability, and large-load

project development.

Today, Bailey works with developers, landowners, utilities, regional transmission organizations, large

industrial users, and data center developers to evaluate electrical capacity, develop interconnection

strategies, coordinate utility engagement, navigate complex utility and interconnection approval

processes, and develop practical strategies for bringing large-load projects from concept to energized

service.

Increasingly, clients engage R&B early in the development process—often before a property is

acquired or a project moves forward—to determine whether a site can realistically support the required

electrical load and what infrastructure investments may be necessary. By providing clear "go/no-go"

guidance at the earliest stages of development, Bailey helps clients reduce risk, avoid costly missteps,

and make informed investment decisions. His work also includes developing power procurement

strategies and advising clients on competitive retail electricity markets to help manage long-term

energy costs.

His perspective combines field construction experience with utility coordination, electrical market

knowledge, and large-load development strategy—allowing him to bridge the gap between project

vision and the realities of electrical infrastructure. Bailey is recognized for helping clients answer one

of the most critical questions facing today's large-scale developments: Can this project obtain the

power it needs—and if not, what will it take to make it happen?

Jordan Castaneda is the Data Center Sales Manager at Maddox Industrial Transformer, where he works with data center operators, developers, EPC firms, electrical contractors, and distribution partners to support critical power infrastructure projects. He helps customers navigate transformer strategy, balancing speed, availability, reliability, and long-term scalability.

Prior to Maddox, Jordan deployed approximately 40 megawatts of energy infrastructure for Bitcoin mining across both grid-connected and off-grid environments. His background in operations and sales provides a practical perspective on power delivery and the challenges facing today's rapidly growing data center industry.

Holly Adams is Senior Vice President of Energy on Beale’s development team, bringing

more than 18 years of experience developing and delivering large scale generation and

transmission infrastructure projects with a focus on renewable generation. Prior to

Beale, Holly served as Vice President of Origination at Pattern Energy and President of

GridLiance High Plains at NextEra Energy. Earlier, she was Vice President of

Origination at Avangrid Renewables. Before joining the clean energy industry, Holly

served in the United States Air Force where she attained the rank of captain and

received multiple awards and recognitions for outstanding service.

Charlie Beecherl is the CEO of WTG, a leading natural gas distributor committed to

reliability, adaptability, and customer-focused energy solutions. He began his career in

Midland, Texas, working in exploration and production before moving into land operations

with Dale Resources and later midstream development with Wildcat Midstream.

In 2016, Charlie co-founded Cureton Midstream in Denver, building it into a premier

midstream company backed by Tailwater Capital and Ares Management. Under his

leadership, Cureton achieved several major milestones, including the acquisition of Aka

Energy for $110 million and the $560 million sale of its Colorado assets to Williams

Companies in 2023.

Now based in Dallas, Charlie leads WTG’s strategic growth alongside a seasoned team

from Cureton and West Texas Gas. Known for his data-driven approach, collaborative

leadership, and commitment to innovation, Charlie continues to strengthen WTG’s position

as a trusted national energy partner.

Dave has been in the utility industry for over 10 years helping support temporary, or long-term power generation requirements to industry, either behind or in front of the meter, using large reciprocating engines.

Dave has worked with, industry, utilities, ISO’s and RTO’s to support capacity requirements, emergency response challenges and help improve planned work requirements.

Dave joined the VoltaGrid in 2022 where VoltaGrid been supporting large industry by electrifying their processes when they have been completely stranded or have limited access to their utility.

By supporting their customers they have reduced emissions by over 38%.

Alex Marshall is an energy strategist working on distributed power, resilience, and the power constraints shaping data center growth. He has spent more than 20 years on low-carbon and distributed power infrastructure, and in the data center power sector for 10. He is the author of the Structured Transition Model for AI Data Center Power and the book Five Nines and Fast Power (2026).

Alex is Vice President of the Cogen World Coalition, a Council Member of the World Biogas Association, and a member of the iMasons Climate Accord Power working group. He is a Chartered Environmentalist and holds an MBA from Manchester Business School.

Delvina is a visionary executive with a proven track record of driving impactful change in the transitional energy space. With a foundation in engineering, Delvina has

successfully steered multiple companies from the startup phase to industry-leading operators.

As a co-leader of Siren Energy, Delvina didn’t just help build a company—she led it to remarkable success, growing it from zero to a $78M acquisition in just 24 months. Her leadership in deploying cutting-edge CNG and hydrogen technologies has reshaped the industry’s approach to reducing carbon emissions, putting her at the forefront of the energy transition.

Delvina’s love for engineering solutions led her to manage $250MM in drilling and

completions operations in the energy sector. She led engineering teams to deliver groundbreaking results, such as designing and executing an 18,544-foot lateral well - three times longer than the industry standard at the time. Through her innovative approach, she consistently has advanced the industry's technological capabilities.

Delvina Uka holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology, graduating summa cum laude, and completed the Energy Executive Management Program at Oklahoma State University

Chrissy Olsen is a veteran sales and technology leader with over 30 years of

experience shaping the global data center and critical power landscape. As Vice

President of Critical Power Solutions at MPI Energy, she leads global marketing strategy

and new business development for advanced LFP lithium, VRLA, and energy storage

systems supporting hyperscale, colocation, enterprise, and AI/HPC environments.

In her role, Chrissy positions MPI Energy’s solutions within rapidly evolving power

architectures, drives industry education on safe and scalable lithium deployment, builds

strategic OEM and channel partnerships, and aligns product innovation with real-world

operator requirements. Her work bridges engineering and economics—translating

technical performance, UL/NFPA compliance, and lifecycle modeling into clear

executive-level value propositions that elevate the total cost of ownership, resiliency

strategy, and long-term infrastructure planning.

Before joining MPI Energy, Chrissy built a distinguished career leading global sales and

mission-critical infrastructure initiatives. She has delivered multimillion-dollar data center

construction projects, launched global business units, and expanded technical expertise

across organizations including Wesco International. Her earlier entrepreneurial success

includes founding and scaling a technology design firm through merger.

A dynamic speaker known for her Italian wit and handson storytelling, Chrissy is a

recognized advocate for advancing women in the industry, and serves on multiple

boards supporting that mission. Her honors include the Infrastructure Masons IM100

Award (2022), the Belden Outstanding Growth Award (2021), and multiple Anixter

achievements—reflecting her ongoing impact across the mission-critical ecosystem.

With a passion for customer engagement, a love for the microphone, and a commitment

to building high-performance teams, Chrissy continues to influence the future of data

center power infrastructure—ensuring MPI Energy is not just a battery manufacturer, but

a strategic partner in the evolution of modern energy systems.

Ms. Allison has approximately 30+ years of professional experience in applied business development and marketing, contracts and power, environmental and construction program management for TRC a member of WSP. TRC is a leading Engineering and Design firm with approximately 8,500 +/- personnel with 160 offices globally. Following the acquisition of TRC Companies (TRC), announced on February 24, 2026, WSP has added approximately 8,500 professional staff. This integration increases WSP Global's U.S. workforce to roughly 27,000 employees and total global headcount to approximately 83,000 and 680 offices globally, solidifying its position as a leading engineering and design firm.

This experience has included environmental, engineering and construction consulting services, contract administration/project coordination and construction oversight for construction and land development for multi-family residential, commercial, retail, industrial, Solar Fields, Data Center(s), and Battery Storage. She has previously held positions in Human Resources/Program Engineering Support for a Big3 & an international automobile manufacturer(s), contract administration for Major computer chip manufacturers, and account administration for marketing and food brokerage.

She has previously built a multi-million-dollar market base and has a working knowledge of numerous state petroleum-funded reimbursement programs for environmental remediation projects.

Additionally, Ms. Allison has extensive knowledge with various Microsoft related programs. She has provided employee computer related training, System Administration, and programmed and developed/designed websites.

Her computer languages/platforms experience has included COBOL, FORTRAN, RPG II-IV, SPF/PC, JCL, DOC, Assembler for System 370, Microsoft, Novell LAN and both IBM mainframe and PC/Multi-User systems.

She has utilized the company’s engineering resources to design and direct programs that support client issues and needs and has participated in short – and – long range strategic planning for marketing and operational programs, researched and evaluated the market and competitive changes, and identified opportunities to build added value into company services.

Adam Henderson is a construction and building materials professional with 19 years of industry experience. He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University and has built a diverse career spanning road and bridge construction, large-scale project management, and leadership of sales teams specializing in rebar materials and installation. Throughout his career, Adam has helped grow a small business from the ground up, taking on multiple roles while building and developing high-performing teams. Today, he serves as an Enterprise Accounts Manager at Nucor, where he works nationally with in-market teams, engineers, owners, and contractors to deliver strategic solutions and strengthen key industry relationships.

Growing up spending time on his family’s farm in East Texas, Tyler Stevenson developed a love for seeing tangible results from hard work. He found construction the perfect industry to satisfy his passion for problem-solving and teamwork.

Tyler went on to earn his degree in construction management from Texas A&M University. He then worked for many years for a Dallas-Fort Worth general contractor, where he learned the ropes overseeing their Self-Perform department. He then joined Clune Construction in 2018.

At the beginning of his career with Clune, Tyler managed various high-profile mission-critical projects. He was then tapped to manage Kirkland & Ellis' newest award-winning build-out in Dallas. Once completed, he was entrusted to manage multiple teams for Clune’s Dallas office. His continued successes building Clune’s Texas portfolio recently earned him the promotion to Vice President, Project Executive.

Tyler's biggest professional strengths include building the right team for the job based on his evaluation of individual strengths and anticipating how present actions will affect future success. He is known in the industry for his availability, integrity, and ability to act on past lessons learned and bring unique solutions to challenging projects.

Tyler is actively involved in the Dallas community. He participates in events such as Cycle for Survival and volunteers with organizations 7x24, One Tribe Foundation, and Friends of the Katy Trail. Tyler is also a graduate of Clune's Vistage program, which has credits for helping him become the leader he is today.

Ron Mann, Vice President at Compu Dynamics Modular (CDM), has spent more than twenty-five years at the intersection of product design, project development, and advanced manufacturing, shaping some of the industry’s most forward-thinking innovations in data center infrastructure. In the early 2000s, Mann helped pioneer one of the first containerized data centers—an achievement that marked a defining shift toward modular, rapidly deployable solutions.

With a rare blend of IT fluency and infrastructure expertise, Mann bridges the complex worlds of data center architecture, modular technology, and client-driven strategy. His holistic perspective allows him to anticipate needs before they surface in order to align expectations and deliver sustainable, high-performance solutions across data center, edge, cloud, colocation, and fully customized modular construction environments.

Kurt’s professional engineering career spans over 40 years. His expertise includes structural engineering design for Mission Critical Facilities such as Data Centers, Health Care Facilities such as Hospitals and Clinics and Life Sciences Facilities such as Biopharmaceutical Pilot Plants and Production Facilities around the United States and the World. His area of expertise is in designing buildings to be occupable after natural disasters including Tornados, Hurricanes and Earthquakes. He has been the structural engineer of record for conventional “fixed Base Buildings” ranging from 1-23 stories, “Base Isolated Buildings” ranging from 1-5 stories, and the retrofit and new construction of buildings incorporating Fluid Viscous Dampers ranging from 1-22 stories. He has published numerous papers on passive energy dissipation and presented the findings at various conventions in Boston, San Francisco and Milan.

For over 23 years as the Founding Principal at PARADIGM Structural Engineers, Kurt spends most of his time developing new leaders at PARADIGM and mentoring staff in Chicago and San Francisco.

Rob D'Agostino is a Data Center Development Engineer at Hut 8, an energy infrastructure platform that integrates power, digital infrastructure, and compute at scale to fuel energy-intensive technologies like AI and high-performance computing. Hut 8 takes a power-first approach to developing and operating industrial-scale energy and data center infrastructure.

Rob is project lead for Beacon Point, Hut 8's 1 GW data center project. He supports the technical development of the company's data center sites more broadly, working across engineering design, construction execution, and commissioning to bring facilities from planning through operational readiness.

Prior to joining Hut 8, Rob spent over six years at Endogenex, where he led the design and development of the company's novel Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) therapy from early concept through clinical development. As the first employee outside the founding team, he served as lead designer and helped shape the platform at its earliest stages. He previously held engineering roles at Boston Scientific.

Rob holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and MBA from Augsburg University.

Parker Brunelle is the Vice President of Sales for Tidal Time Solutions where he leads revenue growth and sales strategy across the company’s mechanical and electrical divisions. Parker holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Florida State University and has since gained over a decade of experience in the data center industry. Throughout his career, Parker has supported large-scale data center mechanical and electrical projects for leading enterprise and hyperscale clients. He brings a powerful combination of deep technical expertise and commercial leadership to every client and partner engagement.

Malcolm is a Hybrid IT Distinguished Technologist for HPE in Dallas, Texas. He is responsible for understanding enterprise clients' business and technology requirements and architecting the appropriate Transformation solutions to address those critical workload needs, including HPC-AI, SAP, Cloud, Network, Disaster Recovery and Colocation. Malcolm has been in an advisory role with HPE for over 15 years and was a customer for 15 years prior.

Lindsey Mickelson is Regional Business Development Manager for Data Centers at Belimo, where she partners with owners, engineers, contractors, and OEMs to support air- and liquid-cooling strategies for mission-critical environments. She brings 20 years of experience in building systems and technical sales, with a background spanning HVAC, power systems, and complex infrastructure projects. Her work focuses on helping project teams evaluate control, reliability, and performance requirements in high-density data center applications.

Jesse Fenner is a technology and security solutions sales leader at i2G Systems, where he supports national growth with a strong focus on data centers, mission-critical facilities, and enterprise infrastructure environments. Jesse brings a well-rounded background in sales leadership, technical solution development, and customer engagement across data communications, physical security, and operational technology, with a strong perspective on environments where reliability and integrated security performance are essential. At i2G, Jesse applies that background to help owners, builders, and operators think beyond individual security products and toward scalable, lifecycle-driven programs that support uptime, accountability, and long-term readiness across high-demand data center environments.

Matthew O’Brien is a Security Design Manager at ADRM, where he leads the design and coordination of physical security systems for hyperscale data centers and mission-critical infrastructure projects across North America. He oversees multidisciplinary engineering teams and works closely with owners, architects, engineers, and contractors to integrate security throughout the planning, design, and construction process. With a background spanning field operations, project management, and security engineering, Matthew brings practical expertise in delivering scalable, resilient security solutions for complex developments. His focus is helping clients reduce risk, improve project execution, and ensure security is incorporated as a core component of critical infrastructure from concept through commissioning.

Liz Lasko is the National Business Development Lead for Ameristar Perimeter Security, an ASSA ABLOY Group brand, where she partners with general contractors, developers, and operators to help protect mission-critical infrastructure, with a strong focus on enterprise and colocation data centers. She enjoys being involved early and staying engaged through delivery, helping teams implement scalable, future-ready perimeter security solutions.

Before joining Ameristar, Liz spent several years in the mission-critical space in project management roles at HITT Contracting and Stream Data Centers, working across both construction and development teams. This hands-on experience allows her to understand projects from the ground up and collaborate easily with all stakeholders.

Liz brings an approachable, relationship-driven style to every conversation and enjoys helping teams think strategically about data center security and long-term site success.

A pioneer in data center infrastructure development, Evocative is proud to have Jay Smith as the company’s Vice President, Data Center Operations and Engineering. Jay has over 25 years of experience in telecommunication and data center management including deep knowledge of voice and data communication, fiber optic connectivity, data center design, colocation, managed services and related technologies.

Prior to joining Evocative, Jay was the co-founder of Cyberverse. Established in 1994, Jay’s leadership over the past 25 years enabled Cyberverse to earn the reputation as one of the most trusted Internet infrastructure services companies in the industry.

Today, Jay is responsible for all Evocative data centers operations across the United States and consults with clients on determining the most appropriate combination of physical data center locations and customized infrastructure solutions to meet their specific needs.

Mike leads Strategic Accounts & Segments for Schneider Electric’s power management and electrical power monitoring solutions business, overseeing customer engagement across the data center, semiconductor, healthcare, life sciences, and automotive sectors. His organization supports customers where uptime, energy management, and operational resilience are mission-critical.

Working with hyperscale, colocation, enterprise, and emerging AI infrastructure operators, Mike helps customers navigate the challenges of scaling power, visibility, and operational performance to meet growing AI demand. With a foundation in industrial engineering and an MBA with a finance concentration, he brings a practical perspective on the intersection of technology, operations, and investment decisions that shape the next generation of digital infrastructure.

James Repass services as SVP of Global Operations for Fleet Data Centers, leading a team of multidisciplinary experts to ensure continuous uptime for mission-critical data center operations, with a focus on delivering seamless space, power, cooling, connectivity and security to a diverse client portfolio. His 10+ years in the data center industry include key contributions in engineering, maintenance management and project oversight. He has expertise in business process improvement and customer collaboration, and is committed to enabling operational excellence and supporting client success.

Alex serves as Manager, Fuel & Fuel System Products for the Southeastern United

States at ESI Total Fuel Management, providing dedicated regional leadership in one of

the fastest-growing data center markets in the country. As major investments accelerate

across Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama, this role ensures

customers benefit from localized expertise, strengthened supplier relationships, and fuel

and product strategies aligned with regional operational realities and infrastructure

demands.

Alex brings more than 25 years of experience in fuel distribution, energy market

strategy, and commercial account development. His background includes extensive

work supporting large, multi-site customers with complex fuel supply and infrastructure

requirements, providing a deep understanding of how fuel sourcing, logistics, and

system integration directly influence uptime, resiliency, and long-term operational

performance.

Throughout his career, Alex has introduced advanced fuel products, including

renewable diesel, into established customer environments and led educational

initiatives focused on fuel markets, supply chain dynamics, and risk mitigation. He has

also held leadership roles in adjacent industrial sectors, where he developed market

entry strategies, managed regulatory compliance, and built regional teams to support

sustained growth.

At ESI, Alex is responsible for aligning the company’s fuel, fuel system products, and

service offerings with the specific needs of the Southeastern market. He manages a

robust network of regional partners and suppliers to ensure reliable access to diesel and

HVO fuels while supporting customers with tailored strategies designed to enhance site

performance and operational resilience. He also contributes to market assessments and

regional analyses to identify evolving customer requirements, infrastructure trends, and

regulatory considerations.

In addition, Alex oversees performance tracking and reporting to support data-driven

decision-making and continuous improvement across fuel and product delivery. His

leadership ensures that ESI’s regional approach remains proactive, technically sound,

and closely aligned with the demands of mission-critical operations.

Alex holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Indiana University of Pennsylvania

and has completed extensive advanced sales and technical training. His experience

strengthens ESI’s ability to deliver fuel and fuel system solutions that are regionally

informed, operationally disciplined, and engineered to perform when reliability matters

most.

Robert Hug is Director of Technology Support Services at Wesco and a data center infrastructure leader with more than 30 years of IT experience and over 20 years leading data center operations, colocation, and enterprise infrastructure initiatives. A long-time DCIM practitioner, he has progressed from building and operating individual colocation facilities to leading global data center operations, capacity management, and modernization programs for organizations including McAfee, 11:11 Systems, Sysco, and Wesco. Today, he advises customers on data center modernization, DCIM, liquid cooling, power and capacity planning, and the operational challenges of supporting emerging AI and HPC workloads. Robert holds multiple IT and security certifications, including the Data Center Certified Associate (DCCA), and earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems and Management Science from Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Craig Compiano is the co-founder and President of Modius Inc. Craig is a successful executive and entrepreneur and has been our President since 2004.

Craig has a passion for operational systems development and performance analytics for data centers. He brings 30+ years of business and technology expertise to his role. Before Modius, Craig was at Andersen Consulting and the co-founder & VP of Paymap, Inc.

Craig holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from USC and an MBA in Finance from UC Berkeley. He also holds a patent for an Electronic Payment Technology that is widely deployed in the banking industry. Craig is also a US Navy Veteran.

Since beginning his career as a structural engineer in 2002, Cody has developed a focused practice in mission critical, healthcare, education, corporate, and industrial projects across the nation. He has a passion for design and believes that collaboration is the key to a successful project. Leading all projects from kickoff to completion, Cody drives communication and facilitates collaboration between team members. He and his team of structural engineers and BIM experts stand ready to tackle any project regardless of complexity. Cody has worked on over 500 data center/mission critical projects during his tenure at AG&E, from 2006 to the present.

Hani Noshi is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. Hani has 20+ years of Projects, Operations, Strategy, and Business Transformation experience.

In the Operations Excellence space, Hani focused on the full life cycle of operations transformation: from target operating model design through to operations transformation delivery, change management and implementation. Hani has led projects in Oil & Gas, Resources, and Consumer Products operating groups in 4 continents and 36 countries.

In consulting, Hani has provided services involving supply chain lean transformation and process excellence for several large clients. He prides himself on his ability to help clients through complex transformations. A few noteworthy examples include:

Helping an Energy Supermajor organization to develop a multi-million dollar business case to streamline their Capital Projects and Engineering processes resulting in $200M in savings and a 15 times return on investment.

Advising a public utility company through a full core business transformation and helping an executive team through the development of one of the most ambitious business transformation strategies in their industry resulting in an $148M in cummulative savings over 3 years.

During this time Hani was also involved in innovative thought leadership where he published white paper articles in the Lean New Product Introduction and Rapid & Sustained Cost Management space.

Prior to joining Accenture, Hani started his career in industry with General Electric Company in 1999, where he joined their Operations Management Leadership program. He then held various functions in hard core manufacturing, supply chain, and product development with increasing levels of responsibility. Throughout Hani’s career in GE, he was promoted throughout several GE businesses where he invented five US and European patents.

John Rewolinski, PSP is a published author on construction planning and CPM and a Stanford guest speaker on AI in construction scheduling. John recently joined Doxel as Head of Schedule Analytics where he brings unparalleled experience transforming project timelines for data center hyperscalers and leading general contractors.

Christopher M. Walsh is a data center and digital infrastructure executive with 20+ years of experience across technology, real estate, power strategy, connectivity, site selection, development execution, and large‑scale infrastructure deployment throughout North America and international markets.

He currently represents Upchurch, a national provider of mission‑critical infrastructure solutions supporting the full data center lifecycle—Build, Sustain, and Perform—delivering construction and retrofit capabilities, along with performance‑driven MEP, HVAC, controls, energy efficiency, building optimization, and maintenance services across hyperscale, cloud, colocation, and enterprise environments.

Over his career, Walsh has held senior leadership roles with leading data center owners, operators, and developers, including Lincoln Property Company – Data Center Division (Vice President), Cyxtera (Global Director), and Interxion (International Director, pre–Digital Realty acquisition).

His experience spans site selection advisory and large‑scale multi‑building campus developments, utility and energy coordination, AI infrastructure and power strategy, turnkey hyperscale and colocation leasing, and complex real estate and infrastructure transactions supporting Fortune 10–50 energy companies, hyperscale platforms, cloud and colocation providers, and global enterprise clients.

Walsh began his career as a network technician installing copper, fiber, routers, and servers in Silicon Valley—providing a technical foundation that continues to shape his practical, full‑stack approach to digital infrastructure today. He is a graduate of Abilene Christian University’s Business School and holds a Texas Real Estate License and OSHA 30 Construction certification.

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/christophermwalsh1

David is an experienced public speaker and data center evangelist with over 25 years in

the IT/Data Center industry. He has held a variety of roles, from leading national product

and solution engineering teams to hosting the QTS Experience podcast.

David is passionate about using technology and data for the greater good. He believes

that data centers can help humanity prosper, nurture our planet, and safeguard a future

for upcoming generations. He is committed to fostering a community that brings

together a diverse range of users, thinkers, and implementers of technology for

enriching conversations, shared laughter, and immersive experiences into the inner

workings of our digitally connected world.

David is a visionary who is eager to leverage the far-reaching implications of our

interconnected digital lives. He is a respected industry professional known for his

John is a data center specialist with extensive experience supporting the delivery of mission-critical infrastructure. With a strong background in project and program leadership, he has worked closely with developers, operators, and contractors to drive successful outcomes on complex, large-scale data center campuses and oil & gas facilities.

Throughout his career, John has played a key role in expanding data center capabilities within scaling consultancies, advising clients across the full lifecycle of development, from early-stage planning through to delivery. He’s a founding leader of the iMasons Local Chapter in Austin, Texas.

As Mission Critical Director at XYZ Reality, John partners with industry leaders to de-risk construction, improve project certainty, and accelerate delivery through real-time, data-driven insights. He brings a practical, delivery-focused perspective to discussions around scaling infrastructure to meet growing digital and AI demand.

Corey Potts leads National Programs for Mission Critical at OxBlue, a Hexagon company, where he has spent 16 years helping general contractors document, monitor, and secure some of the most complex construction sites in the country. Today he works with GC and developer teams building hyperscale and colocation data centers nationwide, designing site documentation and managed security programs that hold up from preconstruction through closeout. That work puts him in the middle of the full stakeholder map: the GCs procuring these programs, the operators living with them post-occupancy, the hyperscalers setting the standards, and the EPC and power community navigating the substation and interconnect questions shaping where the next wave of sites gets built.