IEM Executive and Leadership Team

Clayton Such, the Chief Executive Officer at IEM, directs the overarching corporate strategy and long-term vision for the organization. By overseeing the development of low and medium voltage switchgear, the Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment between manufacturing capabilities and the evolving demands of the energy and technology sectors. Clayton Such maintains constant communication with the Board to secure capital investments for proprietary technology advancements. This leadership role involves driving North American market expansion through the integration of CAD/CAM systems in equipment fabrication. By fostering a culture of responsive engineering, the Chief Executive Officer guarantees that product quality remains the primary differentiator in a competitive landscape. Such prioritizes the delivery of high-quality power distribution units to healthcare and industrial clients, ensuring that the company maintains its status as the largest independent manufacturer in the region.

Mark Harris, the Chief Operating Officer at IEM, executes the daily manufacturing operations and supply chain logistics required to produce complex electrical systems. Overseeing the fabrication of unit substations and rotary UPS systems, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that every product meets rigorous quality standards. Mark Harris manages the internal production workflows to maintain the high-volume output necessary for large-scale industrial projects. This leadership role involves streamlining the integration of proprietary technologies into the assembly line to reduce lead times. By optimizing resource allocation across the Fremont headquarters and regional facilities, the Chief Operating Officer drives operational efficiency and cost reduction. Harris collaborates with the executive team to implement lean manufacturing principles that support the company's commitment to tradition and innovation. Through the rigorous oversight of production schedules, the Chief Operating Officer guarantees that the company fulfills client orders with precision and reliability.

Dan Hulme, the Chief Information Officer at IEM, architects the digital infrastructure necessary to support complex electrical equipment manufacturing. Overseeing the implementation of advanced CAD/CAM systems, the Chief Information Officer ensures that design data flows seamlessly into the fabrication process. Dan Hulme manages the cybersecurity protocols protecting proprietary vacuum circuit breaker technologies from external threats. This leadership role involves optimizing internal data systems to improve production efficiency across all manufacturing facilities. By digitizing supply chain logistics, the Chief Information Officer enables real-time tracking of components for rotary UPS systems. Hulme collaborates with the executive team to leverage data analytics for identifying emerging market trends in the energy sector. Through the modernization of enterprise resource planning tools, the Chief Information Officer drives operational agility, ensuring that the company remains at the forefront of technological integration within the electrical distribution industry.

Sean Goforth, the Chief Revenue Officer at IEM, directs all sales initiatives and market development strategies across North America. Overseeing the engagement with diverse clients in the healthcare, energy, and industrial sectors, the Chief Revenue Officer ensures that the company captures significant market share for switchgear and power distribution units. Sean Goforth manages the alignment between engineering capabilities and customer requirements to maximize contract acquisition. This leadership role involves expanding the reach of high-quality electrical solutions into new geographic territories. By optimizing the sales funnel and refining pricing models, the Chief Revenue Officer directly impacts the financial growth of the organization. Goforth coordinates with the operations team to ensure that revenue targets match production capacity. Ultimately, Goforth secures long-term financial stability by building enduring partnerships with major utility providers and industrial contractors, reinforcing the company's position as a leader in electrical distribution.