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CEO, not founder

John Lauer ·495ef1b26a ·1mo ago ·parent 51b1dc3
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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ img.hero{width:100%;height:auto;border-radius:1rem;margin:0 0 2.5rem;display:blo <p>The rest is people. Dallas-Fort Worth is the fourth largest metro in the country and closing on third. Tarrant County has the machinists, technicians and engineers a factory like this one needs, and the engineers we want to recruit from elsewhere say yes to moving here, which is not true of every city with affordable energy. People are kind to each other in a way that takes visitors a few days to believe. The barbecue is worth the move by itself. Taylor Sheridan's SGS Studios, the largest production campus in Texas at 450,000 square feet, opened around the corner from us at Alliance, so the neighborhood is not short on interesting.</p> <p>The city was genuinely good to work with, too. Former Councilmember Alan Blaylock, whose district covers the site, told the council he was "thrilled to move to approve this agreement to bring Adom Industries to Fort Worth." We love our home.</p> <h2>Our end of the deal</h2>-<p>We will provide 267 jobs in Tarrant County. We've also committed to look for Fort Worth residents first when we hire. Our founder John Lauer told the council that Adom was "ready to plant our tree roots there and let those roots grow as deep as the Trinity aquifer." That's the plan.</p>+<p>We will provide 267 jobs in Tarrant County. We've also committed to look for Fort Worth residents first when we hire. Our CEO John Lauer told the council that Adom was "ready to plant our tree roots there and let those roots grow as deep as the Trinity aquifer." That's the plan.</p> <h2>What this means for you</h2> <p>Design from anywhere in Adom Hydrogen. Our software puts VS Code, your choice of AI agent and a full electronics toolchain in one workspace. The agents place parts, route traces, write firmware and price a BOM against Mouser, DigiKey and JLCPCB without you leaving the window.</p> <p>The physical prototyping is then done for you by robots in Fort Worth. They build the board, test it and ship it, working from the design the agents just produced. The wait between wanting a thing and holding it drops from a few weeks to about a day.</p>
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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ img.hero{width:100%;height:auto;border-radius:1rem;margin:0 0 2.5rem;display:blo <p>The rest is people. Dallas-Fort Worth is the fourth largest metro in the country and closing on third. Tarrant County has the machinists, technicians and engineers a factory like this one needs, and the engineers we want to recruit from elsewhere say yes to moving here, which is not true of every city with affordable energy. People are kind to each other in a way that takes visitors a few days to believe. The barbecue is worth the move by itself. Taylor Sheridan's SGS Studios, the largest production campus in Texas at 450,000 square feet, opened around the corner from us at Alliance, so the neighborhood is not short on interesting.</p> <p>The city was genuinely good to work with, too. Former Councilmember Alan Blaylock, whose district covers the site, told the council he was "thrilled to move to approve this agreement to bring Adom Industries to Fort Worth." We love our home.</p> <h2>Our end of the deal</h2>-<p>We will provide 267 jobs in Tarrant County. We've also committed to look for Fort Worth residents first when we hire. Our founder John Lauer told the council that Adom was "ready to plant our tree roots there and let those roots grow as deep as the Trinity aquifer." That's the plan.</p>+<p>We will provide 267 jobs in Tarrant County. We've also committed to look for Fort Worth residents first when we hire. Our CEO John Lauer told the council that Adom was "ready to plant our tree roots there and let those roots grow as deep as the Trinity aquifer." That's the plan.</p> <h2>What this means for you</h2> <p>Design from anywhere in Adom Hydrogen. Our software puts VS Code, your choice of AI agent and a full electronics toolchain in one workspace. The agents place parts, route traces, write firmware and price a BOM against Mouser, DigiKey and JLCPCB without you leaving the window.</p> <p>The physical prototyping is then done for you by robots in Fort Worth. They build the board, test it and ship it, working from the design the agents just produced. The wait between wanting a thing and holding it drops from a few weeks to about a day.</p>