Jason became Sho-Me Power’s sixth Chief Executive Officer and General Manager in January 2024. He previously served as Executive Vice President of Transmission and Regulatory Affairs at Wabash Valley Power. Jason brings extensive experience in the energy industry, having worked with a generation and transmission cooperative, a regional transmission organization, an energy risk management firm, and an investor-owned utility. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University, and an MBA from the University of Indianapolis. Jason has served on the boards of SERC Reliability Corp. and RELIABILITYFIRST, and currently serves on the NERC Member Representatives Committee.

Chris earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri–Rolla in 1986. He began his career at Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. as a transmission planning engineer and became Manager of Transmission Planning and Operations in 2000. He represented cooperatives on the NERC Operating Committee for 14 years. A long-standing member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Chris is also part of the Academy of Electrical and Computer Engineers at Missouri S&T. He joined Sho-Me Power in 2014 as Manager of Administrative Services and now serves as Chief Operating Officer, overseeing all Engineering and Operations functions.

Micah earned a B.A. in Mass Communications from the University of Central Arkansas in 1998 and began his IT career that same year. He held campus IT roles before moving to southwest Missouri in 2001 to join Bass Pro Shops as a Systems Analyst. Micah joined Sho-Me Power in 2008 as a Client Server Operations Specialist and was later promoted to Senior Networks Administrator. In 2017, he became Manager of Information Technology and was named Chief Information Officer in 2020. He leads initiatives in infrastructure, cybersecurity, business applications, and operational technology. Micah is active in the Springfield Tech Council and serves on the NRECA G&T Managers Association – Grid Management Committee and IT Managers Association.

Tim began his telecommunications career as a student at The College of the Ozarks, working in the Telecom Department through a campus work-study program. After graduation, he joined Contel Telephone, which later merged with GTE. In 1995, he co-founded a successful Audio/Video company in Indiana, serving clients such as Caterpillar, Delco-Remy America, the Bob Dole Presidential Campaign, and several venues at the 1996 Summer Olympics. Tim returned to telecom in 2000 with Cisco Systems as a Systems Engineer II in the Optical Networking Group. In 2002, he was recruited by Sho-Me Power to establish the marketing division for Sho-Me Technologies. Since 2016, Tim has served as Manager of Member Services and Corporate Communications, overseeing Media Services, Education and Outreach, Government Affairs, and Economic Development.