Jon Goldsmith
About Jon Goldsmith
Jon Goldsmith is the Senior Vice President of Renewables, with a background in engineering and business development across several major companies.
Jon Goldsmith Senior Vice President Renewables
Jon Goldsmith is the Senior Vice President of Renewables. He oversees the strategy and operations within the renewable energy division, focusing on advancing sustainable energy initiatives. His role involves aligning the company's goals with global renewable energy trends and ensuring the development and implementation of renewable projects. Jon's extensive background in engineering and business development uniquely positions him to lead the renewables sector effectively.
Managing Director of Business Development at Phillips 66
Prior to his current role, Jon Goldsmith served as the Managing Director of Business Development – Emerging Energy for Phillips 66. In this position, he was responsible for identifying and capitalizing on new energy opportunities. Jon led initiatives to diversify the company's energy portfolio and explored innovative energy solutions. His work in this role contributed significantly to the company's strategic shift towards sustainable and emerging energy sources.
Jon Goldsmith's Career in Engineering and Business Development
Throughout his career, Jon Goldsmith has worked in diverse engineering and business development capacities with Phillips 66, ConocoPhillips, and Turner Construction. His roles have included project management, strategic planning, and operational leadership. This varied experience across prominent energy companies has provided Jon with a comprehensive understanding of the industry. His expertise spans conventional energy projects and contemporary renewable initiatives, making him a seasoned professional in energy development.
Jon Goldsmith Education
Jon Goldsmith holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and a master's degree in engineering management, both from the University of Colorado. His academic background in engineering provides a strong technical foundation, while his advanced studies in engineering management equip him with the necessary skills to lead engineering teams and manage complex projects. This combination of technical and managerial education supports his effective leadership in the energy sector.