Cam works at Outland Energy Services, LLC.
- Outland operates and maintains wind farms throughout the United States, and has performed services in Canada and Japan.
- Its 125 technicians maintain more than 900 MW of wind turbines under long-term contracts.
- They are the first U.S.-based wind energy operations and maintenance company to secure the following three key certifications:
- In 2011, Cam became Vice President and General Counsel with Outland.
- Cam reports to Steve Scott, Outland’s president and CEO.
- Cam works to secure new business with wind farm owners, negotiate Outland’s service agreements with those owners, and ensure that Outland’s personnel understand their responsibilities under those agreements.
- Cam works with a great team and is excited about what the future holds for Outland.
Before joining Outland, Cam practiced law at Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, LLP in Minneapolis.
- He represented Fortune 100 companies—GE, Best Buy, Honeywell, and UnitedHealth Group—in commercial and intellectual property litigation.
- While at the firm Cam also represented—on a pro bono basis—a victim of the I-35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis and refugees seeking asylum in the U.S. to escape persecution in their home country.
- In the bridge case, Cam secured compensation sufficient to pay his client’s past and future medical bills.
- In the asylum case, Cam and his colleagues secured the right for the family in question—a husband & wife and their two young children—to stay in the U.S. rather than be sent back to face certain persecution and physical injury.