Paul Frederick Koeppe

inContact, Inc. provides cloud contact center software solutions. The firm offers Omni channel routing, analytics, workforce optimization, automation, AI and open cloud foundation products. Its services include business consulting, professional, customer support and training services. The company was founded by Kenneth D. Krogue and Paul Jarman in 1997 and is headquartered in Sandy, UT.

Distributed Energy Systems Corp. develops advanced technology related to hydrogen production and fuel cell applications. It operates through two subsidiaries, Proton Energy Systems, Inc. and Northern Power Systems, Inc. Proton is engaged in designing, developing, selling and manufacturing on-site hydrogen gas delivery systems. Northern has a range of businesses, including the design and sale of power generation equipment, engineering, procurement and construction of distributed power systems, the design and sale of direct drive wind turbines, and the servicing of fossil fuel power generation equipment. Distributed Energy Systems was founded on May 19, 2003 and is headquartered in Wallingford, CT.

Superconductivity, Inc develops and manufactures the SSDr Family of products, an integration of commercially available power electronics and stored energy systems. These products protect against incoming electrical power disruptions or voltage sags by instantly providing supplemental carryover power. Systems produced by Superconductivity, Inc. are proving valuable for protecting sensitive computer and data systems in government, defense facilities and a whole range of industrial and commercial applications.

Northern Power Systems, Inc. designs, manufactures and installs wind turbines. It offers project planning and installation, monitoring and maintenance, and feasibility studies and technical consultations services. The company was founded in 1974 and is headquartered in Barre, VT.

Part of Schneider Electric SE, General Signal Power Systems, Inc. is a manufacturer of industrial products and components. General Signal Power Systems was acquired by Invensys Ltd., a subsidiary of Schneider Electric SE from SPX Corp. on December 31, 1999 for $240 million.