Brent Colbert of Blythe, California is a highly recognized leader and manager in the power plant industry. Before starting his career in the field, Brent Colbert of Blythe, California served in the U.S. Navy as the Reactor Controls Leading Petty Officer. During his time in the Navy, Brent Colbert of Blythe, California received useful management experience. He was in charge of supervising a division of 15 watch standers in the operation and maintenance associated with reactor controls on a 165 MW nuclear powered steam plant. Following his time with the Navy, Brent Colbert of Blythe, California accepted job offers at Ogden Power Corp, NRG, Sithe Energies, Operational Energy Corp (ENRON), General Electric Corp, Calpine Corporation, and most recently, Florida Power and Light.

Brent Colbert of Blythe, California has an impressive résumé with extensive managerial experience. He spoke about his career: “I believe that I owe a lot of my success to the U.S. Navy. While working as the Reactor Controls Leading Petty Officer, I was able to learn a lot about managing a team of individuals. The Navy instilled a strong work ethic and drive in me that is priceless. I believe that drive has allowed me to be successful at all of my positions.”

Brent Colbert of Blythe, California has a reputation for increasing employee satisfaction. He always ensures that he creates the best work environment so his teams are happy and productivity is high. “I think the most satisfying part of my job is that I get to work with other people. I love being a manager. I get to help people grow and better themselves on the job. I think it is important to keep employee morale high; however, it must be mixed with a sense of discipline. I have respect for each individual on my team, and as a result they respect me back. I think that is the basis for effective management,” Brent Colbert of Blythe, California stated.

Brent Colbert of Blythe, California is currently employed as the Plant General Manager at Florida Power and Light. Brent Colbert of Blythe, California is responsible for overseeing a team of personnel on a 520 MW power plant.