What’s Doug Up To?

Doug connects with CompanyWeek's Bart Taylor to discuss the operational effects caused by COVID-19. Doug breaks down the company's diverse, international supply chain and how partners across the international landscape are dealing with things differently. Read the...

Doug joins The Startup Life host Dominic Lawson to discuss his unusual path to entrepreneurship, how he is leading his team amidst the COVID-19 world pandemic and how tough it can be starting two separate companies at the same time. Listen to the full episode here.

Doug Campbell joins This Week in Cleantech host David Hunt to discuss solid-state battery technology and its role in the cleantech energy sector. Listen to the podcast episode here: https://thisweekincleantech.com/doug-campbell-solid-power

How Solid Power partners with OEMs to overcome the lithium metal supply chain challenge On Solid Power's retiring of manufacturing risk with the use of existing lithium-ion infrastructure The full speaker lineup answers James Frith's final question – is the best...

Albuquerque native and Colorado-based entrepreneur Doug Campbell credits the Duke City with leading him to where he is today: running two fast-growing startups. Read more on ABQ Business First.

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As the head of a successful startup, Longmont resident and entrepreneur Douglas Campbell has his dream job. Actually, he as two. Campbell is the CEO of not one, but two of the hottest businesses in the Boulder Valley, Louisville-based Solid Power and Longmont’s...

Doug Campbell is an engineer by training, but he considers himself an entrepreneur first. The president and CEO of Solid Power Inc. and Roccor, LLC, both based in Colorado, said the technical background he received at UNM’s Department of Civil Engineering (he earned...

Doug Campbell is the President & CEO of Louisville, CO-based Solid Power, Inc. and Longmont, CO-based, Roccor, LLC.  For both companies, he leads corporate governance, strategic partner engagement, business development and fundraising. Both companies were...

Solid Power is using a $20 million investment to build the largest solid-state battery factory in the U.S. Read more in the Colorado Sun.

LOGAN, Utah — In an effort to cut launch costs, companies are looking to technology to transport small satellites from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit and to the moon. Roccor, a small company based in Longmont, Colorado, that specializes in deployable space...