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Orion Announces Appointment of Karen Peck as Vice President, Sales and Business Development, to lead Voltrek EV Charging Division

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Orion Energy Systems (NASDAQ: OESX) appointed Karen Peck as Vice President, Sales and Business Development, for its Voltrek EV Charging division. She will lead sales growth and business development as Voltrek expands EV charging and electrical infrastructure beyond its Northeastern base into the Carolinas, Florida, California and the Midwest.

Peck brings experience from roles at Voltera, Prologis, EVBox and ENGIE Services and reports directly to CEO Sally Washlow.

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MANITOWOC, Wis., July 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Orion Energy Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: OESX) (Orion Lighting), a provider of energy-efficient LED lighting, electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and maintenance services solutions, today announced the appointment of Karen Peck as Vice President, Sales and Business Development, of its Voltrek EV Charging division.

Ms. Peck is a recognized Sales and Business Development producer with a high-growth track record in EV Charging Infrastructure. She arrives to manage the expansion of Voltrek as it grows its EV Charging and Electrical Infrastructure business from its origins in the Northeast to additional growth areas in the United States, including the Carolinas, Florida, California and Orion’s longtime home in the Midwest. In the past year, Orion’s Voltrek division has established or expanded its presence to meet continuing customer demand in each of these geographic areas.

Ms. Peck joins Voltrek from Voltera, where she served as Sales Director, Enterprise Mobility, leading strategic initiatives in the autonomous vehicle EV Charging Infrastructure market. Prior to Voltera, she was Director of Business Development for Fleet Solutions at San Francisco-based Prologis, where she worked with enterprise fleet customers on transportation electrification initiatives. Earlier in her career, Ms. Peck held leadership roles with EVBox and ENGIE Services. Ms. Peck is based in Orion/Voltrek’s Northeastern facility in Lawrence, Massachusetts. She reports directly to Orion Chief Executive Officer Sally Washlow.

“Orion/Voltrek is positioned to serve the growing infrastructure demand for EV charging across the United States,” said Ms. Peck. “We are committed to maintaining a strong position to support EV Charging and Infrastructure demands.”

“Orion/Voltrek meets customers where they are,” said Ms. Washlow. “Karen Peck brings a strong track record of developing partnerships, supporting customer growth, and addressing both local and national needs. We are pleased to welcome Karen as she leads Voltrek’s expansion across the United States.”

About Orion Energy Systems
Orion provides energy efficiency and clean tech solutions, including LED lighting and controls, electrical vehicle (EV) charging solutions, and maintenance services. Orion specializes in turnkey design-through-installation solutions for large national customers as well as projects through ESCO and distribution partners, with a commitment to helping customers achieve their business and environmental goals with healthy, safe, and sustainable solutions that reduce their carbon footprint and enhance business performance. For more information about Orion, please visit our websites at www.orionlighting.com and www.voltrek.com.

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FAQ

Who is Karen Peck and what role did Orion (NASDAQ: OESX) announce on July 7, 2026?

Karen Peck was named Vice President, Sales and Business Development, for Orion’s Voltrek EV Charging division. According to Orion, she is a recognized sales and business development leader with experience across several EV charging and electrification companies.

What will Karen Peck oversee at Orion’s Voltrek EV Charging division (OESX)?

Karen Peck will lead sales and business development for Voltrek’s EV charging and electrical infrastructure business. According to Orion, she will manage expansion from the Northeast into key U.S. regions including the Carolinas, Florida, California and the Midwest.

What is Karen Peck’s previous experience before joining Orion’s Voltrek division (OESX)?

Before joining Voltrek, Karen Peck was Sales Director, Enterprise Mobility at Voltera and Director of Business Development for Fleet Solutions at Prologis. According to Orion, she also held leadership roles with EVBox and ENGIE Services in EV-related fields.

How does Orion describe the growth focus of its Voltrek EV Charging division (NASDAQ: OESX)?

Orion describes Voltrek as expanding its EV charging and electrical infrastructure business beyond its Northeastern origins. According to Orion, the division has established or expanded its presence to meet ongoing customer demand in the Carolinas, Florida, California and the Midwest.

To whom does Karen Peck report in her new role at Orion (OESX)?

In her new position, Karen Peck reports directly to Orion Chief Executive Officer Sally Washlow. According to Orion, Peck is based at the company’s Northeastern facility in Lawrence, Massachusetts, where Voltrek’s operations are centered.

What is the strategic goal for Orion’s Voltrek EV charging business under Karen Peck?

The strategic goal is to serve growing U.S. EV charging and infrastructure demand while expanding geographically. According to Orion, Peck is expected to help build partnerships, support customer growth, and address both local and national infrastructure needs.