GPC Infrastructure Expands Leadership Team to Support Growth in the Data Center Sector

GPC Infrastructure (GPC), a company known for its modular onsite power systems, is taking significant steps to enhance its leadership framework. This move is aimed at addressing the growing demands of the data center sector, especially concerning grid interconnection challenges. With fresh appointments in its executive roles, GPC is poised for further expansion in the industry.

New Appointments to the Team

On August 27, 2026, GPC announced the appointment of Steve Jones as the Chief Financial Officer. Additionally, Fran Federman and John Jensen have been brought on board as independent members of the Board of Managers. All appointments are effective immediately and the team believes this strategic expansion will strengthen the company’s operational capabilities in a rapidly evolving market.

Steve Jones comes to GPC with a wealth of experience in the energy infrastructure domain. With an impressive history of raising over $4 billion in growth capital and leading two successful IPOs, his credibility within the financial sector is strong. His capabilities in building and scaling companies make him an ideal fit for GPC as they navigate the future of energy infrastructure.

“I am honored to join GPC Infrastructure during this exciting growth phase,” said Jones. He emphasized his intention to leverage his financial expertise to bolster operational scaling and ensure the company has the necessary capital to thrive in the dynamic energy landscape.

Fran Federman joins GPC with rich expertise in digital infrastructure and capital allocation. Previously serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Investment Officer at a leading data center firm, she has navigated through various leadership roles that have shaped her into a prominent figure in the real estate and digital infrastructure sectors. Federman expressed her enthusiasm about contributing to GPC’s journey, saying, “GPC has established a unique position in the market. I am excited to help guide the company as it builds its footprint in the data center sector.”

John Jensen, with extensive leadership experience in both the energy field and the nonprofit sector, is set to bring his expertise in corporate governance to GPC. His vast experience with major organizations like ConocoPhillips equips him with the vision needed to guide GPC through pivotal transitions. “The synergy between energy reliability and digital infrastructure has never been more critical,” Jensen noted, indicating his commitment to collaboration within the GPC team to achieve ambitious infrastructure goals.