StormImpact Appoints Meghan Klee as Product Innovation Manager

DUBLIN, Ohio - Aug. 5, 2024 - PRLog -- StormImpact, a leading provider of innovative weather impact solutions for the utility industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Klee as its new Product Innovation Manager. With over a decade of experience in operational forecasting and weather-driven power outage expertise, Meghan brings a unique combination of leadership skills and technical knowledge to drive innovation and growth.

Meghan's impressive background includes a B.S. in Atmospheric Sciences from Purdue University, where she led a team of undergraduates in wind energy research. Her professional career spans roles at Southwest Airlines and American Electric Power, where she utilized her weather forecasting and communication skills to drive business decisions and mitigate weather-related impacts.

As Meteorology Manager at American Electric Power, Meghan successfully led her team through several high-profile weather events, demonstrating exceptional leadership and poise. Her expertise and passion for innovation make her an ideal fit for this critical role at StormImpact.

"We are thrilled to welcome Meghan to the StormImpact team," said Jamie McKee, CEO of StormImpact. "Her expertise and leadership will be instrumental in driving our product innovation strategy forward, and we look forward to seeing the impact she will make."

Meghan is an active member of the American Meteorological Society and the Association of Climate Change Officers and is pursuing a Climate Change Professional (CC-P) certification. She is excited to join the StormImpact team and contribute to the company's mission of delivering innovative solutions that make a difference in the utility industry.

About StormImpact

StormImpact Inc., founded in 2022, delivers a platform that provides machine learning models and storm data dashboards to predict weather-related damages and disruptions for electric utilities multiple days in advance. StormImpact was established after decades of atmospheric science, meteorology, and climatology work leveraged from years of experience in weather data analytics, storm impact modeling, and supercomputer simulation. The team is dedicated to helping realize the most accurate predictions possible in the face of increasingly severe weather globally.

For more information: www.stormimpact.net