America's 100 Most Promising Companies
March 14, 2012 (Houston, TX) – Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) Houston has announced Will Perry,Founder and CEO of Worldwide Power Products, as the winner of the 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year award. Perry was selected by his peers, who voted for the chapter member who exemplifies the qualities of a great entrepreneur. wide Power Products, a power generation […]
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Will Perry President Worldwide Power Products LLC Will Perry started his power generation company out of a spare bedroom in 2008. In 2011, the company had $25 million in revenue and 16 full-time employees, and this year Forbes recognized it as one of “America’s 100 Most-Promising Companies.” His goal is to achieve $50 million in […]
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Worldwide Power Products has quickly become one of the most trusted names in the power generation sales market, but for customers who require lower costs and less upkeep, WPP can meet that need with the quality rental products and service provided by the company’s new rental division. The team at Worldwide Power Products (WPP) has […]
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Houston, TX, (December 1, 2011) — Worldwide Power Products (WPP), a power-generation equipment provider to industrial clients worldwide, today announced that it has been named to Forbes’ first annual America’s Most Promising Companies (AMPC) list available at www.Forbes.com/ampc and in the December 19 issue of Forbes magazine. “We’re honored to be recognized by Forbes, one of the most […]
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Everyone who either owns an electrical generator or is considering purchasing one surely recognizes the value of an uninterrupted power supply. Indeed, the purpose of a power generator is to ensure that its owner is never left without a reliable source of electricity. Generators are extremely durable; however, like all complex machines, they require a […]
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“Worldwide Power Products announced in a statement this morning that it is prepared for and has available portable power modules to help the East Coast of the United States with their emergency backup power requirements due to Hurricane Irene.” David Vennie, Vice President of the industrial power equipment provider, says it has a total of […]
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The history of generators can be traced back through Michael Faraday’s discovery of electromagnetic induction, Werner Von Siemens’ dynamo and Nikola Tesla’s induction motor. A generator provides electrical power and electrical generators housed in power plants provide nearly all the power for today’s electrical grids. A subset of generators is the engine-generator (sometimes called a […]
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