Professional Questions:

How long have you been a Drive Clean Indiana Board Member?

"I have been a DCI Board Member for a little over a year."

Why did you join the DCI Board?

"I joined the DCI Board to learn more about the available grants to help our customers and to meet more people in the heavy-duty EV business. I also strive to educate more people about heavy-duty electric vehicles."

What is your role/contribution to the coalition as a DCI Board Member?

"I have signed up for the Education/Outreach committee this year."

What DCI event do you enjoy the most?

"I really enjoyed our Annual Technology Conference we held at the end of last year."

Get to Know Jerry:

What is something not many people know about you?

"I enjoy drag racing and sports cars!"

How do you spend your time outside of work?

"Outside of work, I love to watch my son play hockey and spend quality time with my family."

Coffee or tea?

"Not a fan of either."

What's a movie or TV show you've watched recently that you'd recommend?

"Landman on Paramount+ and Presumed Innocent on Apple TV."

What is something you're looking forward to?

"I'm looking forward to getting my Camaro back on the road this year. It was down for a year for a total rebuild."

What is EMPOWER?

The national government-funded program called EMPOWER prioritizes equity and inclusivity while encouraging workplace EV charging. The name and mission stand for Equitable Mobility Powering Opportunities for Workplace Electrification Readiness.

Forth’s Charge at Home initiative, in partnership with Drive Clean Indiana, is working to address the barriers to installing EV chargers at multifamily properties.

Join us for our next Roundtable Series session on April 24, 2025, at 10AM PST, where we will focus on the barriers and solutions to EV charging in existing multifamily properties. Rachel Corn from GoPowerEV will break down the top three barriers to installation—and more importantly, innovative solutions.

Rachel leads go-to-market strategy at GoPowerEV, bringing deep experience in scaling startups, leading teams, and driving growth. Previously a CEO in autotech and a Bain & Company strategist, she holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

The goal of the Indiana Clean School Bus Consortium is to educate Indiana schools on the benefits of cleaner fuels, reduce emissions, and provide information on operation cost savings. The Indiana Clean School Bus Consortium consists of partners from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the Indiana Department of Education, Region 5 EPA representatives, and Indiana School Bus transportation leaders.

Join us for insightful discussions and updates on clean school buses. Each session offers engaging conversations and valuable insights aimed at advancing school transportation. Through interactive presentations and expert-led discussions, you’ll gain the tools and knowledge needed to explore innovative strategies and drive impactful results. Mark your calendars and connect with industry leaders working toward a more efficient and sustainable future.

Our success is your success. When you choose clean fuels, vehicles, energy, and technologies, everyone wins with improved air quality, cost savings, job creation and security, support for American farmers, and independence from imported oil.



Advanced levels of membership yield greater benefits, including increased marketing for your organization on our digital platforms and the addition of grant development hours. Grant development provides one of the greatest opportunities for return on investment in your Drive Clean Indiana membership.