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Positioned for Success: CarolinaPower Grows its Team in Columbia

by GroundBreak Carolinas on September 30, 2026

As CarolinaPower, a leading, employee-owned regional electrical contractor, continues to expand its capabilities, services, and geographic footprint, the company is strategically adding staff at all four locations across South Carolina. Most recently, CarolinaPower brought on Jake Creese as Operations Director in Columbia, and Alison Gamboni as Project Manager, also in Columbia.

Bradley Michie, who was recently promoted to Senior Director of Operations for the company, noted: “The Columbia office has experienced tremendous growth and momentum over the past 12 years, evolving into a key contributor to CarolinaPower’s success, particularly in the commercial and healthcare sectors. To sustain that momentum, we remain committed to investing in exceptional people who share our dedication to safety, operational excellence, and delivering value to our clients.”

Michie went on to say, “Jake and Alison each bring valuable experience, leadership, and industry knowledge that will strengthen our team and further enhance the service we provide to our customers. I am excited to welcome them to CarolinaPower and look forward to the impact they will make as we continue expanding our presence and advancing our strategic growth initiatives throughout the Carolinas. Their addition reinforces our commitment to delivering exceptional value to our clients, creating opportunities for our employee-owners, strengthening the culture that defines CarolinaPower, and giving back to the communities we serve.”

As Operations Director, Creese assumes responsibility for day-to-day operations of the Columbia office, which has served the Midlands region of South Carolina up to the North Carolina border for nearly 20 years. The branch’s project experience reflects all of the company’s key markets – industrial, commercial, healthcare, federal and higher education. Creese has 15 years of experience in both construction equipment and manufacturing operations, most recently serving as Columbia branch manager of a national crane company. Creese pursued a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration following four years of active duty in the U.S. Army as a combat engineer.

As Project Manager, Alison Gamboni brings more than 10 years of project management experience in the construction industry in the same markets served by CarolinaPower. Having worked for both general contractors and electrical contractors, Gamboni has a strong understanding of onsite operations, documentation control, quality/safety compliance, and team coordination. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management from the University of Wisconsin Stout Polytechnic.

About CarolinaPower — CarolinaPower is a leading regional electrical contractor serving industrial, commercial, healthcare and federal market sectors in South Carolina and North Carolina. CarolinaPower has a total of four offices across South Carolina – Greenville, Columbia, Charleston, and North Augusta – with plans for opening additional offices in North Carolina. The firm, which celebrated 25 years in business in 2025, is consistently honored by Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) as a Top Performer, a prestigious national ranking that recognizes contractors for demonstrating world-class performance in five specific areas: safety, quality, diversity, project excellence and special designations. CarolinaPower has been named one of the Best Places to Work in South Carolina for nine consecutive years. To learn more, visit www.carolinapower.com.

Jake Creese, Operations Director
Alison Gamboni, Project Manager

Topics: Business, People
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