Jim Lamon, who is running for U.S. Senate candidate election representing AZ, is unavailable on Wikipedia. He is a retired founder and chairman of DEPCOM Power and a veteran.
During the Cold War, he served six years as an Army Airborne Officer, three in Germany. He witnessed the big difference between American freedom and Communist oppression.
In 2013, he founded DEPCOm power and started working there as a CEO. He has always favored employing veterans. As a result, 20% of his company’s staff had served in the U.S. military.
His company was also a pioneer in following a “Made in America” philosophy, with seventy percent (70%) of corporate revenues remaining in the United States. They spent more than $3 billion on American steel, electrical cable, and construction employees in their first eight years of operation.
He explains himself to be on the Fortune 500 executive list with 25 years of management expertise in his LinkedIn profile. He knew +2GW of fossil fuel (coal and natural gas) fuelled turnkey power plants and +4GW of solar turnkey power plants in the backdrop.
In addition, he describes himself as a philanthropist, warrior, and patriot trying to use clean, efficient utility-scale solar to help America achieve energy independence.
