ERock, Inc. (NYSE: EROC), a recognized leader in reliable, large-scale onsite power solutions, today announced the appointment of Jason Altobelli as Chief Revenue Executive. The appointment is effective immediately. The new ERock Chief Revenue Officer will be succeeding the company’s current Chief Commercial Officer, Allan Schurr. Schurr retiring from ERock Feb. 1, 2027
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Before Google, Altobelli held sales, business development, and sales leadership roles. He worked in SaaS, networking infrastructure, and data center colocation. Therefore, he understands both the technology and the commercial sides of these markets.
“ERock brings together an essential mix: reliable technology, an expert team, and turnkey solutions that address the gap impeding delivery for hyperscalers,” said Jason Altobelli, Chief Revenue Officer of ERock. “Gigawatt-scale customers and providers serving them need value across the power development lifecycle, from bridge, to flex, to backup and more. That combination, all in one place, is what drew me to ERock, and it gives us a strong foundation to serve not just faster access to power, but reduced cost and complexity for the long-term.”
What the Chief Revenue Officer Role Involves at ERock
As Chief Revenue Officer, Altobelli will lead ERock’s utility, federal, and data center commercial strategy and sales teams. Moreover, he will strengthen customer relationships and advance new commercial opportunities. He will also work closely with leaders across ERock. Together, they will align sales efforts with project execution and delivery.
“Our customers increasingly want one partner across power systems, turnkey installation solutions and long-term operations. Jason’s experience helping utilities, energy producers, and infrastructure developers put complex cloud, AI and data technologies to work will be invaluable as we expand those relationships,” said John Carrington, Chief Executive Officer of ERock. “I also want to thank Allan for his years of dedication, leadership and service to ERock. His work has played a pivotal role in shaping our organization, and we look forward to his continued leadership through the transition ahead.”
Allan Schurr’s Legacy and Transition Plans
Schurr joined ERock as Chief Commercial Officer in 2018. Since then, he has played a significant role in market development. He also helped expand resiliency solutions into bridge power applications. In addition, he shaped strategic partnerships with utilities and the data center industry. After he retires next year, Schurr will continue with ERock in an advisory role.
“When I joined ERock, we were reinventing backup power. Today, our technology, operating experience, and full-service approach help customers meet a much broader need for dependable power,” said Allan Schurr, Chief Commercial Officer of ERock. “I am proud of what we have built together and confident in Jason and our leadership team as they carry that work forward.”
Altogether, the leadership change gives ERock a new commercial head with deep AI, energy, and data center experience. Meanwhile, the company keeps Schurr’s expertise close during the transition.
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News Source: Businesswire.com
