Evan Ferrante

I came to Compare Power because I wanted to build, not maintain. This industry has settled for the status quo for too long, and there's a real opportunity to do something Texans haven't seen before, not just in energy, but in how people navigate the services that run their homes and businesses. That's what gets me up in the morning: knowing the systems and processes I'm building today are helping real people cut through the noise and actually come out ahead. Outside of work, I'm usually building or fixing something. Over the past two years, that's meant stripping a house down to the studs and bringing it back to life, inside and out, one room at a time. The next project is already taking shape. When I'm not knee-deep in sawdust, you'll usually find me rock climbing, hiking, or traveling somewhere remote to explore places most people never get to see. When the weather doesn't cooperate, I'm at the local pool hall working on my game. Whether it's work or a weekend project, building things is at the core of who I am.