Premier Power promotes Miguel de Anquin to president, Stephen Clevett to COO

February 11, 2011
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Solar development and EPC company Premier Power has promoted from within made two changes to its executive team, naming company cofounder Miguel de Anquin to president and Stephen Clevett to COO, the position formerly held by de Anquin. 

De Anquin has helped grow the company from its legacy residential business into a global solar integrator. His primary responsibilities include driving the strategic direction of our international efforts.

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Promoted from the executive VP position, Clevett has been a recognized leader in the energy sector with over two decades of commercial transaction experience acquiring, developing, financing, and restructuring projects. He will be focused on increasing margins and profits from the company's North American operations through new and innovative operational and project strategies.

“Premier is proud of the success that both Miguel and Stephen have brought to the organization, and I look forward to both of them making Premier Power successful for years to come,” commented Dean Marks, the company's chairman/CEO.

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