Robert George Chairman

Being named the chairman of a company’s Board of Directors can be a daunting task. As a chairman, you must make decisions affecting hundreds of people and thousands of dollars on a regular basis.

Robert George is a long time resident of Beavercreek. He was raised in Oregon City and moved to the cooperative serving area in 1982. Robert served as a commissioner for Clairmont Water District from 1987 to 1995. Following the merger of Clairmont Water into Clackamas River Water, he served an additional two years as a board member.

A civil engineer by trade, Robert brings his engineering talents to the cooperative. Having worked for clientele in cities, commissions, and privately owned utilities, Robert is experienced in plan preparation, project management, and construction and cost estimates.

Jim Wilber Secretary/Treasurer

Jim Wilber has lived and worked in BCT’s serving area for many years, and has a significant attachment to the cooperative and the community.

“I was an employee of BCT for 30 years, having retired in December 2002,” said Jim. “I have a tremendous amount of knowledge in the industry, from a technical standpoint as well as from being involved in telecommunication industry associations over 30 years. I understand the dynamic changes that are occurring in the industry.”

Jim has served on the Board of Directors for both Clarke’s Fire District and Clarke’s School District. As a long-standing member of the community, Jim looks forward to having a positive impact on the industry while keeping member’s best interests at heart.

James (Jim) Larson Director

Jim Larson has spent much of his life in Beavercreek: as a graduate of Colton High School and with 36 years of experience in the construction field, Jim has an extensive knowledge of the community. In the past, Jim has primarily done construction for state, federal, and county bridges, and has been the co-owner of a bridge construction company. Currently, Jim works as a superintendent of a local bridge construction company.

“I’ve watched many changes through the years [at BCT], from overhead to underground wires, as well as the addition of cable TV and Internet,” said Jim. “With my experience in the construction field, I can help keep us progressing as we have in the past 30 years. I think if we don’t keep advancing and changing with the times, we could easily become outdated and left behind.”

Jay Main Director

As co-owner of a contracting business in Beavercreek, Jay Main has learned what builds a successful a business. He knows how to delegate, negotiate and work well with a variety of people.

Jay also served as a volunteer firefighter for the Beavercreek Fire Department for several years. Following his time as a volunteer, he was elected to the fire department’s Board of Directors and served as the Secretary-Treasurer and President.

As a member of BCT’s Nominating Committee, as well as Secretary/Treasurer of the Board for many years, Jay has established a great working knowledge of BCT. “I have the time and the dedication to devote myself to this position, and I always look forward to serving the community.”