BRISTOL, PA — Tom Lawton, President and CEO of TESCO Metering, has been named to the Board of Directors of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), reflecting his influential leadership in the electrical manufacturing sector.
Under Lawton’s guidance, TESCO has driven advancements in metering technologies, expanded its product offerings, and positioned itself as a leader in grid modernization. The company’s innovations include advanced metering solutions, Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) testing, and power quality measurement tools. During his tenure, TESCO also strengthened its market presence with strategic acquisitions, including Knopp, Inc., Mesurina Ltd., Power Measurements, Inc., and Nighthawk.
“I am honored to join NEMA’s Board of Directors and contribute to the future of electrical manufacturing and grid resilience,” said Lawton. “With increasing demands on our power infrastructure, collaboration among industry leaders is essential to ensuring innovation and reliability in metering and power measurement solutions.”
Lawton’s appointment aligns with NEMA’s mission to advance the electrical manufacturing industry through innovation, advocacy, and standards development. Working alongside other industry leaders, Lawton is expected to play a key role in shaping policies that enhance grid resilience and efficiency during a pivotal time in the energy sector’s transformation.
NEMA represents companies that manufacture critical electrical equipment for power generation, transmission, distribution, and end-use. Its standards and initiatives are vital for improving safety, efficiency, and innovation across the industry, directly impacting the future of power infrastructure.
Lawton’s inclusion on the board marks a significant milestone for both TESCO and the utilities sector, affirming the company’s continued dedication to driving progress and reliability in energy solutions.
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