Meet Our Management Team

Deena Redding, President
Deena Redding serves as CEO and President of OmniMetrix, LLC. She began her more than twenty years of management experience responsible for more than a billion dollars of insurance reserves for UPS and Ryder Integrated Logistics. Having an interest in managing start-up capitalization, Deena partnered with Remote Business Management, LLC during the pioneer era of Digital Video Recording and led her company to a successful multi-million dollar venture with a publicly traded South Korean satellite technology company. Her accomplishments here led her to the appointed position of President of Kyros, LLC, a distributor of high tech video and camera security products, where her role guided another successful acquisition. Deena brings to OmniMetrix a combination of experience in financial leadership in fast growing companies and management leadership. Deena graduated from North Georgia College with a Bachelor's degree in Math and a minor in Accounting.

Harold M. Jarrett, Jr., Vice President
The founder of OmniMetrix, Mr. Jarrett is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Electro-Optical Design and Antenna Design. He earned his MBA at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, while working with Hughes Aircraft Company in the area of military night vision engineering. He began development of wireless remote data systems in 1996, and then formed OmniMetrix in 1998 to market those concepts. He has spent over a decade immersed in design and development of remote monitoring systems for power generation systems, and has worked closely with every major generator brand to push the envelope of remote monitoring capabilities. Mr. Jarrett personally oversees the ongoing development of the OmniMetrix product line, finding innovative ways to meet customers' needs in an ever-changing industry.

Chuck Miller
Vice President of Engineering
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Chuck has been a part OmniMetrix since 2000, bringing over 40 years of experience in the area of machine electronics. Chuck began his career in the 70's as a team member for the GM Advanced Product Technology Engineering Group in Warren, Michigan. There he wrote software and designed hardware for the first onboard electronic microprocessor control system — a truly groundbreaking piece of technology. Chuck also brought the first microprocessor based broadcast automation system to the industry in the late 70s. Since then, Chuck has continued to be an innovator — holding more than 15 patents in the field of electronic measurement and control systems, including a patent for the automated dispensation of fuel additives. Chuck was selected to be the primary engineer for the OmniMetrix Pipe to Soil Remote Monitor when it was first developed, and continues to lead the engineering and development of this product line.

Bob Clawges, Director of Information Technology
Bob joined the OmniMetrix team in 2008. A graduate of Auburn University, he has worked in the tech industry for 10 years. He began his career at Unisys as a consultant with a focus on enterprise reporting and document management. Bob has expertise in desktop application and web development, Windows and Linux server administration, and infrastructure management.