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Scott became president of Harlan Electric in 2025, and was promoted to group vice president, MYR Group Transmission & Distribution (T&D) East in 2024 after serving as district manager for MYR Group subsidiary L.E. Myers’ Decatur, Illinois district since 2022. He is responsible for overall performance, client relations, and strategic growth of the T&D eastern region, and union operations. This includes oversight of Harlan Electric and MYR Group subsidiary E.S. Boulos.

Scott has been with MYR Group subsidiaries since 2011, beginning his career with L.E. Myers as a project manager. In 2015, he moved to Harlan Electric as lead senior project manager and, in 2018, was named director of project management.

In his 30-plus years of energy construction experience, Scott has held several project planning and supervisory roles. His vast industry experience includes team management, engineer-procure-construct (EPC) scheduling, resource allocation, total program budgeting, cash flow, and earned value analysis. Throughout his career, Scott’s project teams have developed and managed all aspects of projects ranging from $1 million to $1.5 billion.

He holds an Associate of Science in civil engineering technology and a Bachelor of Science in construction management from the University of Maine. Scott is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and is considered one of the company’s project management subject matter experts. 

Adam has served as district manager of Harlan Electric’s Rochester Hills, Michigan transmission and distribution operations since 2020. He came to Harlan Electric in 2016 as a project manager responsible for managing complex high-voltage construction projects. In 2019 he was promoted to operations manager, transmission & distribution (T&D) focusing on productivity and project efficiency. As district manager, Adam is responsible for the district’s overall performance, which includes operations, project team management, safety, strategic business planning, and profitability. 

In Adams’s 10-plus years of industry experience, he has become skilled in all phases of large high-voltage construction projects, such as estimating, project management, operations, financial performance, team leadership, and customer relations. Prior to joining Harlan Electric, Adam spent four years as a project engineer with Hooper Corporation working on transmission, substation, and distribution projects. 

Supporting the industry, Adam sits on the IBEW Local 17 subcommittee for The American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (ALBAT) for both the line and substation apprenticeship programs. Adam earned a Master of Science in corporate finance from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Science from Ohio State University in civil engineering. In addition, he has completed various marketing, financial, and leadership programs and certifications.

Rob has served as district manager of Harlan Electric’s transmission and distribution operations since 2023. He brings over 20 years of diverse industry experience to Harlan. As district manager, Rob is responsible for the district’s overall performance, which includes operations, project team management, safety, strategic business planning, and profitability.

Rob joined Harlan Electric as a journeyman, holding roles of increasing responsibility in his tenure ranging from lineman to his most recent positions in executive leadership. Rob has had great success growing businesses through his passion for using construction management and human performance principles as well as through strong client-based relationships.

In 2025, Ryan was promoted to district manager of Harlan Electric’s New England area, where he oversees all business activities including operations, project management, worker safety, and profitability. Ryan is also responsible for the strategic growth of new and current customers. Ryan began his career with Harlan Electric as an operations manager in 2024, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience from the utility and electrical contracting industry. In his roles with the company, he demonstrated exceptional leadership capabilities as well as strong dedication to operational efficiency, safety, and team development.

Ryan has more than 15 years of experience in the industry, starting as a staff engineer in 2010 with Terracon Consultants, Inc. before holding varying roles from field engineer to QA/QC manager and project manager. Before joining Harlan Electric, he spend three years as a senior project manager with Michels Power. Ryan graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire and is a Certified Utility Safety Professional (CUSP).

Wendy joined MYR Group as vice president of business development in 2020, where she drives strategic growth by supporting all the MYR Group subsidiaries in the markets they serve. Wendy leads a dynamic team that develops new opportunities, fosters client relationships, and implements effective business strategies that respond to changing market demands, further establishing each subsidiary’s position as an innovative partner in the clean energy transformation.  

Throughout her 30-plus-year career, Wendy has held advisory and leadership roles in the energy and industrial construction markets. Before joining MYR Group, she led business development for Mortenson’s Wind Energy Group by building on her diverse experience gained in previous roles at Koch Industries and GE Capital and founding her own consulting practice. Wendy holds a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from Michigan Technological University.

Josh joined MYR Group in 2019 as manager of business development before becoming director of business development in 2022. Josh is responsible for guiding and assisting subsidiaries to develop profitable market strategies in electrical utility construction throughout the Eastern U.S. Before coming to MYR Group, he spent six years at Burns & McDonnell as an electrical engineer where he led and managed substation and transmission design and engineering projects throughout the country.

Josh holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Missouri, Kansas City. He has engineering in training (EIT) certification from the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) in preparation for becoming a registered professional engineer. He is also an active member of WIRES, a non-profit industry organization that advocates planning and investing in North America’s high-voltage transmission infrastructure, supporting clean energy integration.