SolarBOS appoints John Hass as President and CEO
LIVERMORE, California (April 18, 2013) - SolarBOS, Inc., a leading developer and manufacturer for Balance of System products in the Solar Renewable Energy Industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of John Hass as President and CEO. John joins the team to help fuel continued growth, enabling increased focus on advanced product development.
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John brings 18 years of experience in the design, development, manufacturing, and sales/marketing of power systems to a variety of industries. He will be responsible for leading all aspects of SolarBOS' organization.
SolarBOS has a significant history of bringing valuable products to the industry, helping to drive cost reductions. Jason Schripsema, Chairman and CTO, "I'm excited to have John come aboard to help us support our customers and focus on growth. We have a number of exciting products to bring to the market this year."
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