Quality Growth Companies Launches New Portfolio Company, Quality Infratech Intelligence

Posted October 13, 2025

Overland Park-based Quality Growth Companies announced the launch of its new business, Quality Infratech Intelligence, a platform specializing in infrastructure and energy solutions.

Quality Infratech Intelligence (QII) officially launched on October 9, 2025. QII’s launch date marks the 12th anniversary of Quality Growth Companies’ (QGC) move to go public on the New York Stock Exchange in a nearly $300M IPO.

Chad Williams will serve as Chairman and CEO of QII, while Richard Voorberg, former President of Siemens Energy North America, has been named the industry’s first Chief Infratech Officer, according to a release shared with Ingram’s.

“Rich Voorberg is an amazing leader of people and culture,” Williams said in the release. “And his decades of experience and deep industry knowledge in global energy will be invaluable as QII delivers the intelligent infrastructure needed to power the next generation of innovation.”

QGC described QII as having three growth platforms that represent the foundation of the business:

Energy at Scale
High-density energy solutions powering industries and advanced manufacturing. Modular, renewable-ready, and built for cleaner, smarter, and more adaptable systems, they can be deployed rapidly to meet the growing demands of intelligent economies.

Infratech Supply Chain Management
QII’s development integrates supply chain management and logistics to streamline the sourcing, production, and movement of critical infrastructure technologies. As AI-driven growth accelerates demand for storage and equipment staging, QII ensures partners have the land, tools, and delivery systems needed to execute large-scale projects with efficiency, reliability, and scale.

Technology & Intelligence
QII embeds intelligence into infrastructure. From specification through build, the platform integrates automation and data-driven insights into every system, creating self-optimizing operations and adaptable platforms that power the next generation of global industries.

QII will share more details on how each of these growth platforms will take shape in the coming months, according to the release.

“I see an enormous opportunity to transform how these systems are built and scaled,”  Voorberg said in the release. “Having spent my career at the intersection of energy and infrastructure, I look forward to joining QGC at this pivotal moment and helping to launch QII with a focus on resilient, forward-driven solutions.”

Founded in 1999 by Chad and Jeannie Williams, QGC — formerly QTS Data Centers — partners with leaders and organizations to advance projects that deliver long-term value, strengthen communities, and drive transformational change. QGC officially launched its rebrand in July, as well as the launch of its philanthropic arm, dubbed The QFoundation, which is led by Jeannie.