Ryan Ogan

Ryan Ogan has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Ryan currently works as a Sales Executive at Beam Global, a position they started in December 2021. Prior to this, Ryan worked at West Coast Solar as a Senior Sales Consultant, starting in February 2016. During their time there, they generated over $13.3 million in residential revenue.

In 2017, Ryan joined Greenlots as a Regional Sales Manager. Ryan'sresponsibilities included managing the full sales process for Northern California, Nevada, and Utah. Ryan also led the deployment of EV charging stations for the Electrify America initiative, working with clients such as government agencies, airports, and major corporations.

Before Greenlots, Ryan worked as a Solar Sales Consultant at SolarCity from September 2014 to February 2016, where they achieved over $3.8 million in new business revenue. Prior to that, they were the Lead Account Manager at Pacific Business Solutions, where they led a sales team and brought in over 2,200 new accounts.

Ryan's work experience also includes a role as Chief Project Engineer - R&D at CMA Company, where they led a team and improved manufacturing efficiency by 46%. Ryan was responsible for R&D projects and specialized government contracts. Additionally, they worked as a Material Handler at Frazee Paints, leading a crew of 15 in selecting and shipping paint products. Ryan also played a key role in improving the efficiency of the order selecting process.

Ryan started their career at Pacific Sunwear as a Brand Representative-Lead Sales, where they managed the training program for work experience students and reduced store losses by 38% through effective inventory management.

Overall, Ryan Ogan has a strong sales background and experience in renewable energy, technology, manufacturing, and retail industries.

Ryan Ogan attended Moreno Valley College from 2012 to 2013, where they pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Mechanical Engineering. Following that, they enrolled in Diablo Valley College in 2014, where they continued their studies towards a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Mechanical Engineering. No specific end year was provided for their enrollment at Diablo Valley College.