Gregg Noble

Through the acquisition of Northern Reliability, Inc. ("NRI"), I have transitioned my role into the new KORE Solutions group.

Storing & Delivering Reliable Power, Anywhere As one of the pioneers in energy storage with 50 years of engineering experience in the energy storage field, Northern Reliability was the last surviving engineering team of the original Northern Power Systems group. Northern Reliability is a distributed energy company that engineers, procures, and constructs stand-alone electric power systems and energy storage systems for customers needing reliable power for their utility, business, or community. Our systems provide stored energy utilizing a wide variety of technologies for grid-tied and off-grid applications around the planet. If your application is in the Arctic/Antarctic, on a mountaintop or on an island, the team at Northern has designed a solution for your environment. Our systems generate and store energy on every continent, every hour of the day. While the product suite has standardized over the years, we realize all customers bring their own unique requirements. We’ve therefore designed our base systems with flexibility in mind, allowing us to quickly add and remove needed features to match your needs.

Energy Market Project Development with Partner Sean O. Cota. Select disaster planning and risk avoidance consulting for individuals, family-owned companies, and organizations.

Major Projects: http://www.vermontfiberconnect.com/ Vermont FiberConnect is a public-private partnership and project between the Vermont Telecommunications Authority (VTA) and Sovernet Communications. The project will receive a $33.4 million grant from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s (NTIA) Broadband Technology Opportunities Program. The grant will fund the construction of a 773 mile fiber-optic middle mile network in southern, central, and northeastern Vermont which Sovernet will own, operate, and manage. The project will connect over 340 community anchor institutions in the project area, encompassing seven of Vermont’s fourteen counties. Sovernet Communications is the sole sub-recipient of the grant, through its Sovernet Fiber Corporation subsidiary. In addition to the grant funding, Sovernet will invest over $12 million in the project, the State of Vermont will contribute $2 million dollars, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will contribute $400,000 building a fiber-optic middle mile network, providing data transport services up to 1 Gbps to community anchor institutions, government agencies, and last mile providers throughout the project area.

Expansive knowledge in the development of PTMP non licensed, and license-lite, radio communication networks across the rural United States. Strategic planning and targeting of competitive providers in an active merger and acquisition model designed to combine multiple service providers into a single expansive wireless internet service provider network.

Vermont's Largest Internet Service Provider and Competitive Local Exchange Carrier. Focusing on the replacement of traditional TELCO POTS products with Integrated Voice/Data solutions delivered over high capacity xDSL and T-1 circuitry throughout all of rural Vermont.

Responsible for the procurement, expediting, logistics, warehouse management, and marketing of two categories of food and beverages within the natural foods market.

Responsible for the procurement, expediting, and management of approximately $100M annually in product inventory in the food & commodities business.

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