John Izat
About John Izat
John Izat serves as the National Business Development Manager at Schneider Electric in the United Kingdom, where he focuses on integrating Schneider products with energy storage systems and implementing sales strategies for various technical solutions.
Work at Schneider Electric
John Izat has served as the National Business Development Manager at Schneider Electric since 2020. In this role, he has been responsible for developing high-end technical value turnkey propositions that integrate Schneider products with Battery Energy Storage Systems and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS). His work involves implementing sales strategies that focus on marketing and selling solutions related to cyber security, load management, micro grids, and Power Monitoring Expert (PME) software.
Education and Expertise
John Izat studied at Springburn College of Engineering, where he achieved a qualification in Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General. This educational background provides him with a solid foundation in electrical systems and power transmission, which supports his current role in business development and technical sales in the energy sector.
Background
John Izat has accumulated four years of experience in his current position at Schneider Electric in the United Kingdom. His background includes a focus on developing solutions that promote carbon reduction and sustainability, particularly in the design of complex Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure. His collaborative approach involves working with specialist support contractors to ensure the integration of site cabling, containment, and related civil works for complex projects.
Achievements
In his role at Schneider Electric, John Izat has successfully facilitated the delivery of digitally supported maintenance support contracts for Schneider Electric's software solutions. He has also played a key role in the design and implementation of innovative solutions that enhance energy efficiency and sustainability in various projects.