Olameter Executive and Leadership Team

Nancie Long, the Chief Financial Officer at Olameter, directs the overarching fiscal strategy and capital allocation processes required to support utility infrastructure projects. Managing the financial health of the organization, the Chief Financial Officer oversees budgeting, forecasting, and long-term investment planning to ensure alignment with the net-zero mission. Nancie Long maintains rigorous oversight of corporate expenditures while optimizing resource distribution across the US and Canada. By analyzing complex utility data streams, the Chief Financial Officer identifies cost-saving opportunities and revenue growth potential within the field services sector. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the executive team to refine business models and enhance profitability. Through disciplined financial management, the Chief Financial Officer secures the necessary capital to scale IT/OT services and meter data management capabilities, ultimately driving sustainable growth and operational efficiency for the entire enterprise.

Derek Benson, the Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, Finance & Administration at Olameter, manages the administrative infrastructure and financial reporting systems that underpin the company's service offerings. Coordinating the intersection of finance and corporate administration, the Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, Finance & Administration ensures compliance with regulatory standards across the US and Canada. Derek Benson oversees the internal controls and administrative support functions that enable the efficient delivery of metering services and asset management solutions. By refining administrative workflows, the Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, Finance & Administration supports the broader organizational goal of providing innovative utility solutions. This leadership position involves managing corporate risk and ensuring that financial data remains accurate for strategic decision-making. Through the oversight of administrative operations, Benson facilitates the seamless integration of new technologies, ensuring that the company maintains a robust foundation for continued expansion within the competitive utility services market.

Jean-Pierre Carette, the Chief Operating Officer at Olameter, architects the operational frameworks necessary to deliver high-quality field services and utility asset management. Overseeing the execution of complex service contracts, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that field teams maintain peak performance across North American markets. Jean-Pierre Carette drives the integration of advanced metering technologies and data management solutions into existing utility infrastructure. By streamlining internal processes, the Chief Operating Officer improves service delivery speed and accuracy for utility clients navigating the net-zero transition. This role requires constant coordination with technical departments to ensure IT/OT services meet rigorous industry standards. Through the implementation of scalable operational protocols, the Chief Operating Officer optimizes the deployment of field assets and administrative support systems. Carette maintains a focus on operational excellence, ensuring that every project contributes to the long-term reliability and evolution of client distribution networks.

Michael Lunau, the Executive VP (Canada) at Olameter, directs the strategic growth and operational delivery of utility services throughout the Canadian market. Overseeing regional field operations and client relationships, the Executive VP (Canada) ensures that utility providers receive the necessary data management and infrastructure support to meet net-zero targets. Michael Lunau architects regional business development initiatives, focusing on the expansion of metering services and IT/OT solutions. By aligning local operations with the broader corporate mission, the Executive VP (Canada) drives efficiency and service quality across all Canadian projects. This role involves close collaboration with the executive team to adapt service offerings to the specific needs of the Canadian utility landscape. Through the management of regional assets and personnel, Lunau ensures that the company maintains a strong competitive position, delivering consistent value and technical expertise to utility clients throughout the region.