Vol. I · No. 1Established MMXXVIPittsburgh, Pa.
The Journal of American Industry
The Record of the New Industrial Age.
Membership

Membership is by invitation.

We admit the people building American energy. As new desks open, the room grows. The standard does not.

A wind farm at dusk.
The next century of American power
What It Includes

The room, and everything in it.

i

The Journal

Reporting, profiles, and perspectives from the pad, written for the people who were there.

ii

The Record

Long-form conversations with the operators and financiers of American energy, and a seat at the guest table.

iii

The Assembly

Consideration for the salon dinners, the Summit, and the Energy Fifty. Members are the first names on every list.

Membership is personal, not corporate. It is extended to a builder, never to a badge.

Who Is Admitted

Builders, and the capital behind them.

The room is for principals: people whose names are on the loan documents, the leases, and the payroll.

Operators

The people who run it

Founders and owners of service companies, rental fleets, fabrication shops, and pipeline and oilfield crews.

Capital

The people who fund it

Lenders, investors, and acquirers who finance and buy industrial businesses.

Builders

The people who sold it

Owners who bought, sold, or handed down a company and can say what the number was.

Not yet: consultants, vendors, and spokespeople. Energy first. Manufacturing, infrastructure, defense, and power will follow.

Introductions

Request an introduction.

Tell us who you are and what you build. Every request is read by the editorial desk. If it is right, we will be in touch. If it is not yet, we will remember the name.

    A few lines are enough. The business, the iron, the crews, the years.

    The table, the podcast, the journal, the people. Optional.

    If a member or past guest suggested you write, their name helps.

    Requests are held in confidence. There is no fee to request an introduction.