03 / Company & team
SynrgyONE brings a coordinated approach to behind-the-meter energy infrastructure: electricity, useful heat, cooling, and specialty water, organized around the needs of each facility.
Engineers. Operators. Builders.
Grounded in the realities of physical infrastructure.
The people behind the platform
Engineering and manufacturing. Site development and operations. Government, agriculture, and workforce readiness. Physical infrastructure needs all of them.
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Channing founded SynrgyONE in Greenwood, Mississippi, to rethink how facilities use the energy they already purchase. His background spans automotive production engineering, commercial site development, and multi-site business operations. He leads company strategy, platform architecture, engineering, and the path from technical validation to commercial deployment.
Platform strategy · Engineering · Operations
Channing on LinkedIn ↗Director, Agribusiness
Charlie brings more than 25 years of farm operations and nearly two decades of commercial real-estate and site-selection experience. At SynrgyONE, he connects product and site strategy to the operating realities of agriculture, landowners, and rural communities.
Agribusiness · Site selection · Landowner relationships
Director, Government Affairs
Laurence brings public-sector leadership and municipal experience shaped by two terms as mayor of Vicksburg, Mississippi. He leads engagement with government, economic-development, and institutional stakeholders, helping SynrgyONE understand public priorities and the relationships required to move infrastructure from concept toward deployment.
Government affairs · Economic development
Co-Founder
David is an electrical and systems engineering leader with more than 25 years of experience across automotive, appliance, industrial, and advanced training systems. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Kettering University and an MBA from Cornerstone University and is an IEEE Senior Member. His experience spans electrical architecture, protection, validation, and design for production.
Electrical systems · Validation · Manufacturing
Advisors
Advisor
A U.S. Navy nuclear submarine veteran, Dale brings experience in commercial nuclear operations, technical training, and mission-critical infrastructure. He co-founded a nuclear training company and has led quality assurance and commissioning work for hyperscale data centers at Fulcrum Reliability Systems.
Hear Dale’s perspective ↗Advisor
Mitch is an HVAC and refrigeration instructor at Mississippi Delta Community College and has contributed to Mississippi's statewide HVAC/R curriculum development. His work focuses on technician training and workforce readiness, translating system requirements into the practical skills needed to install, service, and maintain real equipment.
HVAC/R · Skilled trades · Workforce readiness
Infrastructure & intelligence
Physical infrastructure, internal screening, and skilled-trades learning form three complementary parts of the SynrgyONE approach.
A modular energy node for power-constrained facilities, coordinating on-site electricity with useful heat, cooling, and optional specialty-water services.
SynrgyONE’s internal platform for evaluating infrastructure opportunities, screening sites, and structuring project analysis.
Virtual and AR/VR-based training concepts for the skilled trades behind energy and cooling infrastructure.
Target markets
Target applications—not presented as current customers or completed deployments.
Power-constrained compute sites with continuous electrical and thermal loads.
Facilities that need electricity alongside process heat, cooling, or specialty-water services.
Hospitals and care campuses with around-the-clock utility and continuity requirements.
Campus systems that combine central plants, research loads, classrooms, and housing.
Distributed sites where energization schedule, operating discipline, and continuity matter.
Installation and mission-support applications subject to qualification, procurement, and security requirements.
Facilities that coordinate community response and need dependable services during disruptions.
Let’s build what comes next
We welcome aligned investors, prospective pilot hosts, and technical collaborators who understand the work of turning a platform into real-world infrastructure.
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