Eagle Eye Power Solutions Press Kit

With an education in business management and an entrepreneurial spirit, Ryan spent 17 years in the stationary power industry as a national sales manager before founding Eagle Eye Power Solutions in 2009, along with Co-owner & Strategic Accounts Manager, Luke Walder.

Since that time, Eagle Eye has gone from small beginnings to become the global leader when combining critical power education, solutions and services. In January 2022, Eagle Eye expanded and moved its headquarters to a large facility in Mequon, Wisconsin, complete with an onsite battery learning lab as part of Eagle Eye University headquarters. Eagle Eye also added a services headquarters in 2021, Eagle Eye Services, located in Grain Valley, MO.

Ryan currently oversees all 6 divisions of Eagle Eye: battery monitoring, portables, load banks, gas & ventilation, stationary power, and education & services. He is committed to making its customers, employees and community more powerful and that has remained the passion and focus of Eagle Eye Power Solutions since day one.

Recently, Ryan was a featured speaker at the Milwaukee BizTimes Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum.

George Pedersen has been immersed in the battery industry for over 40 years, with hands-on experience in battery maintenance and testing in four out of seven continents. George was engaged in the design, installation, commissioning and operation of communication and secure power systems.

Since then, he has dedicated himself to educating various industries on NERC PRC-005-6 and IEEE compliance, battery management and monitoring and analysis through courses developed and taught by him at Eagle Eye University, including the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) training course, taught annually to over 700 technicians. George is also a regular contributor and speaker on the DC Power Hour podcast.

Career Overview:

• Currently, as Director of Engineering for Eagle Eye, George leads all safety, training, and compliance initiatives
• 30 years working in all aspects of AC and DC power systems, engineering, and operations
• 12 years in the Royal Airforce, initially working on ground-to-air communications and finally on crypto-based communications systems at the NATO Communications Center
• 10 years configuring, installing, commissioning and operating communications and Telex systems, primarily in the Middle East

Career Highlights:

• Deputy Chief Engineer for Saudi Telex, responsible for initial installation and continuing network expansion of Telex Exchanges in Saudi Arabia.
• Director of Engineering for Advance Power (UK)

In the Public Eye:

• Author of articles published in trade magazines on both sides of the Atlantic on almost all power-related subjects
• Speaker at conferences in the US & Europe, including the IEEE-sponsored INTELECT conference
• Panelist and speaker at Battcon Conferences
• Board member and developer of recommended practices at the Energy Storage and Stationary Battery Committee of the IEEE PES Society

Allen Byrne is a 40-year veteran of the battery backed power industry. He is a senior member of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) where he sits on the Power and Energy Society’s Stationary Batter Committee (PES SBC). He is also a member of the IEEE Standards Association. He is currently vice-chair of two IEEE battery standards.

Allen is one of the founders of Battcon, the International Stationary Battery Conference and was the chair for 16 years. He was also a contributing editor for Power Quality Assurance Magazine. He is a frequent speaker at power system related conferences and has had over 50 technical papers published. He is the original author of the Power Distribution Chapter of BICSI’s Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual. Allen is also a regular contributor and speaker on the DC Power Hour Podcast.

He was greatly honored in 2011 by being inducted into the Battcon Battery Hall of Fame.