Jeffrey Peck
Chief Executive Officer, Chairman
Having grown up in his families electrical contracting business, Jeff Peck developed a unique appreciation for its mission to help local enterprises of all sizes more easily adopt innovative electrical technologies. He purchased the business in the late 90’s with ambitions of scaling the business and broadening its impact, and immediately began exploring avenues for such growth. At the suggestion of long-time employee Fred ‘Kip’ Myrick, Jeff began evaluating the development of solar arrays as one such potential vehicle. The duo quickly learned that Peck Electric’s experience delivering exceptionally complex projects such as IBM’s clean-rooms, and Vermont’s largest health-care facility perfectly complimented the solar industry’s biggest shortcoming – a need for contractors capable of delivering high-quality work on-time, and on-budget. Sensing Solar as the opportunity to broaden Peck Electric’s impact, Jeff positioned Peck Electric to respond to the needs of the channel. Shortly thereafter, Peck Electric had become one of the United States largest provisors of Solar engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services…while servicing only the Vermont marketplace. Jeff recognized solar as the most important investment Peck Electric could make, and committed the organization to helping the World transition from dirty to clean energy. Peck Electric would become the first organization capable of helping accelerate the adoption of clean, renewable solar energy across each sector of the marketplace. Jeff enlisted the help of Michael D’Amato, iSun’s Chief Strategy Officer, to help capitalize their endeavors, and through a successful SPAC and de-SPAC process, brought the company public on the NASDAQ exchange. Through a later acqsition of a leading solar carport manufacturer capable of helping the company enter the electric vehicle charging space, Jeff re-branded the organization as iSun (NASDAQ: ISUN). Jeff resides in Williston, VT with his wife and three children. In his free time, he enjoys playing Men’s league hockey.
John Sullivan
Chief Financial Officer
John maintains considerable experience structuring the finances of a diverse array of companies. Formerly the Chief Financial Officer for a small business in a highly-regulated vertical, John implemented both a full-system ERP and robust internal controls to transition the company from a small, family-run enterprise into a data-driven, metric-oriented organization. During his tenure, the company experienced 5x revenue growth while preserving its corporate culture. As Nokian Tyre’s VP of Finance, John’s management of a large corporate banking relationship at the parent-level enabled the organization to both restructure it’s capital requirements, and support significant subsidiary growth across multiple countries and regions.
John lives in Burlington, Vermont with his family, is an avid runner, and plays baseball with former Red Sox great Bill “Spaceman” Lee.
Michael d'Amato
Chief Strategy Officer
Michael is the Chief Strategy Officer of iSun (NASDAQ: ISUN), the only Solar Contractor capable of servicing each segment of the marketplace for solar adoption. In his role, Michael is responsible for evaluating strategic opportunities equally capable of both delivering value and furthering iSun’s mission to help the world transition from dirty to clean energy. Michael’s passion for helping engineer universally beneficial, market-based solutions for existential problems stems from his experience in the biotech industry, where he specialized in taking early-stage university technologies and products to market. Recognizing similar opportunities in the renewables sector, Michael partnered with iSun (then Peck Electric) in July of 2019 to lead the organization through its SPAC transition; He has played an invaluable (integral) role facilitating each of iSun’s partnerships and transactions since. In his free time, Michael enjoys spending time with his family, hiking in the Adirondacks, and is an accomplished unicycle rider.
Claudia M. Meer
Independent Board Member
Ms. Meer currently serves as CEO of CoreMax Consulting, Inc., a woman owned clean energy and IT infrastructure consulting firm. Through CoreMax, Ms. Meer serves as a clean energy strategic advisor to two private investment firms, New Mountain Capital and DIF Capital (the Dutch Infrastructure Fund) and provides strategic consulting services to an array of clean energy businesses including E-mobility and engineering firms. Prior to CoreMax, Ms. Meer was Chief Investment Officer and CFO at AlphaStruxure, an energy-as-a-service joint venture formed by The Carlyle Group and Schneider Electric. She also held the position of U.S. CEO at Dalkia, a division of EDF Group focused on building scale energy efficiency and distributed generation. Ms. Meer began her career at J.P. Morgan in Mergers and Acquisitions and Corporate Finance, and she created and ran the public-private partnership development and distributed energy development and ownership groups at Clark Construction Group. Ms. Meer received a Masters Degree in International Finance and Management from Harvard University and a Bachelors from the University of Pennsylvania. She serves as Vice Chair of the Penn Fund Executive Board for the University of Pennsylvania and she is a Member of the Maryland Clean Energy Advisory Council.
Ms. Meer resides in North Bethesda, Maryland with her husband and two children and enjoys sailing, theater and international travel.
Stewart I. Martin
Independent Board Member
Stewart Martin has over 20 years experience in the Business Insurance industry. He began his career with Marsh McLennan Agency – Florida in June 1996, as a producer. In 2013 he was promoted to Executive Vice President.
Stewart has spent the majority of his career with the Marsh McLennan Agency (‘MMA’), where he serves as the Executive Vice President. In his role, Stewart manages the business insurance programs for a number of MMA’s largest public and privately held clients, whom he helps achieve the highest returns on their risk management investments. With a particular focus on construction, manufacturing/distribution, human capital management and other difficult to place casualty risks, he utilizes his expertise in alternative risk financing programs such as single parent and group captives, large deductible and self-insured programs. Prior to his work with MMA, Mr. Martin was an auditing manager for the Gulf Atlantic Management Group, and a Sergeant in the US Army 3/36 Armored Division, stationed in Western Germany during the cold war. Mr. Martin graduated from Florida Atlantic University in 1989 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and Real Estate; since 2010, he has maintained several appointments as a board member of the Florida Atlantic University Foundation’s board of director, including Chairperson of the Board, Chair of the Finance and Philanthropy Committee, and a member of the Executive committee. Mr. Martin has been a member of the iSun board as an independent director since its inception as a public company in 2019. He also serves on the board of directors of Seitlin, Inc. – a subsidiary of MMA. Stewart lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with his wife and two children.
Andy Matthy
Independent Board Member
Andy Matthy is a long-time renewable industry expert, renewable industry executive recruiter and corporate financier who has supported the rapid growth of companies within the sector for nearly a decade. Previously the Vice President at Hobbs & Towne, one of the first executive search firms to focus on cleantech, Andy has placed senior executives in many of the leading industry platforms, and has built entire teams to best facilitate new-market entry. Previous to his tenure at Hobbs & Towne, Mr. Matthy spent nearly twenty years at Iron Mountain, where he built leading teams for finance and renewable energy firms, and advised on such matters as strategy, compensation and capital structuring. Andy holds a degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania; he resides in Philadelphia.
Fred (Kip) Myrick
Executive Vice President – C & I
Frederick “Kip” Myrick leads iSun’s Commercial and Industrial (‘C&I’) division. Under his tenure, the division has become the 3rd largest commercial solar engineering, procurement, and contracting (‘EPC’) firm in the United States as ranked by Solar Power World, a leading industry trade publication. One of iSun’s longest standing employees, Mr. Myrick first joined iSun (then The Peck Electric Company) in 1988 as a Journeyman Electrician. In 1993 Mr. Myrick was promoted to Foreman and successfully managed the company’s portfolio of technologically advanced industrial manufacturing projects for IBM. From 1995 to 1998 Mr. Myrick held positions of General Foreman and superintendent, before being promoted to a Project Manager in 2005. IN recognition of his service to the company, Mr. Myrick became a large shareholder in the company and the Vice President in 2006. In early 2008 Mr. Myrick – after studying the industry for quite some time – suspected that photovoltaic solar was finally a commercially viable avenue for growth, and suggested to CEO Jeff Peck that the organization commit resources to such endeavors. Later that year, Kip started the Peck Solar division, and has been a indispensable engineer of it’s growth ever since. Mr. Myrick holds Vermont and Maine Master Electricians Licenses (EM-3726 & MS60021787). Mr. Myrick is also a NABCEP certified Photovoltaic Installation Professional (Cert.# 110112-100). An avid outdoorsman, Kip resides with his family in Williston, Vermont; his retriever Summer is one of iSun’s most beloved office dogs and is notorious for trash-can surfing.
Jeffrey Peck
Chief Executive Officer, Chairman
Having grown up in his families electrical contracting business, Jeff Peck developed a unique appreciation for its mission to help local enterprises of all sizes more easily adopt innovative electrical technologies. He purchased the business in the late 90’s with ambitions of scaling the business and broadening its impact, and immediately began exploring avenues for such growth. At the suggestion of long-time employee Fred ‘Kip’ Myrick, Jeff began evaluating the development of solar arrays as one such potential vehicle. The duo quickly learned that Peck Electric’s experience delivering exceptionally complex projects such as IBM’s clean-rooms, and Vermont’s largest health-care facility perfectly complimented the solar industry’s biggest shortcoming – a need for contractors capable of delivering high-quality work on-time, and on-budget. Sensing Solar as the opportunity to broaden Peck Electric’s impact, Jeff positioned Peck Electric to respond to the needs of the channel. Shortly thereafter, Peck Electric had become one of the United States largest provisors of Solar engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services…while servicing only the Vermont marketplace. Jeff recognized solar as the most important investment Peck Electric could make, and committed the organization to helping the World transition from dirty to clean energy. Peck Electric would become the first organization capable of helping accelerate the adoption of clean, renewable solar energy across each sector of the marketplace. Jeff enlisted the help of Michael D’Amato, iSun’s Chief Strategy Officer, to help capitalize their endeavors, and through a successful SPAC and de-SPAC process, brought the company public on the NASDAQ exchange. Through a later acqsition of a leading solar carport manufacturer capable of helping the company enter the electric vehicle charging space, Jeff re-branded the organization as iSun (NASDAQ: ISUN). Jeff resides in Williston, VT with his wife and three children. In his free time, he enjoys playing Men’s league hockey.
