Directors

Hans Peter “H.P.” Michelet

Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors

H.P. Michelet has been a member of ERI’s board of directors since 1995 and its chairman from 2004.  He also serves as the chairman of the board of directors of SynchroNet Logistics Inc., a maritime technology service provider.

Arve Hanstveit

Director

Arve Hanstveit has been as a member of ERI’s board of directors since 1995. He has served as partner and vice president of ABG Sundal Collier, a Scandinavian investment bank, since 1997.

Fred Olav Johannessen

Director

Fred Johannessen has served as a member of ERI’s board of directors since June 1992. In September 2001, he became president of the Nordiska Literary Agency in Denmark.

Dominique Trempont

Director

Dominique Trempont was appointed to ERI’s board of directors after the company’s initial public offering in 2008. He is currently a member of the board of directors of 3Com Corporation, a position he has held since June 2006.

Paul M. Cook

Director

Paul Cook was appointed to ERI’s board of directors after the company’s initial public offering in 2008. Paul Cook is a legendary radiation-chemistry pioneer who founded Silicon Valley’s Raychem Corporation in 1957 where he was chief executive officer for 33 years.

Dr. M. Elisabeth Paté-Cornell

Director

Dr. M. Elisabeth Paté-Cornell has been on ERI’s board of directors since February 2009. She is currently a Professor and Chair of Stanford University’s Department of Management Science and Engineering.

Jackalyne Pfannensteil

Director

Jackalyne Pfannensteil has been a member of ERI’s board of directors since 2009. She was the former California Energy Commission Chairman, after being appointed to a five-year term in April 2004 by Governor Schwarzenegger.

G.G. Pique

Director, President and Chief Executive Officer

G.G. Pique is an entrepreneurial leader who has been with ERI since February 2000. As President and CEO of ERI since 2002, G.G. has driven and managed the evolution of the ERI business model and its organization from a $1.5 million/year garage operation into the dominant player in the industry with 70% market share.