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Erik Wilde

Executive Vice President at Generac Power Systems
📍 Greater Milwaukee, United States

With over two decades of experience, Erik Wilde leads Generacs Commercial & Industrial energy division. He specializes in building teams and technology to help businesses navigate the changing energy landscape with intelligent, connected solutions. He holds a B.B.A from Boise State University and an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management.

He is proud of leading Generac to secure a global supply agreement with a leading hyperscale data center operator.

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Experience
20 Years
Current Role
Executive Vice President
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Greater Milwaukee, United States
Personality Overview
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Priorities

Topics Erik cares about

Data Center Power
Highlights a global supply agreement with a hyperscale data center operator, reflecting a focus on mission-critical infrastructure.
Energy Transition
His work focuses on helping businesses navigate the changing energy landscape, shifting from simple backup to comprehensive energy strategy.
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Career

Work history

8-2016
Executive Vice President
Generac Power Systems
5-2013 - 8-2016
VP, GM Mining Division
Komatsu
4-2012 - 5-2013
VP, ICT Business Division and Product Marketing
Komatsu America Corp.
11-2005 - 3-2012
VP Product Marketing and Planning
Komatsu America Corp.
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Education
1993 - 1996
B.B.A
Boise State University
2000 - 2002
MBA
Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University
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