Mike George is an electrical engineer in the vastly interconnected world of energy, with over a decade of applied experience in the utility industry working on high-voltage bulk power facilities. His expertise in the “green” energy space stems from investigating and analyzing the system effects of electric grid decentralization and locally sourced power generation.

Mike founded the nonprofit organization Crimson Rouge Studios in Montréal, Québec in March 2019, to produce events and educational programs to inspire and nurture the next generation of Queer artists and innovators in sciences, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).

It is Mike's mission to leverage the capabilities, efficiencies, and reliability of the electric power system, to jump-start and develop in tandem modern public transport solutions in North America that are safe, practical, reliable, and accessible to all Americans.

Sole son to Li-Yu Tsai and Lauren George, Mike was born and raised in the heart of steel country Ohio, Steubenville. Having spent most of his life in Ohio, his career had granted the privilege for Mike to explore and settle in various parts of North America, including Orlando, Montréal, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Portland, Oregon.

Mike presently lives in Columbus, Ohio. He’s a Queer man who identifies as a proud American of Taiwanese-Caucasian descent.