
Ericson “Ber” Tua'one
Chief Executive & President
Horizontal & Vertical
The next era of American strength will be built. It will run on power that stays on, infrastructure that holds, and leaders who deliver. Ericson Tua'one has spent his career building for that moment.
A Utah-born builder and the son of Tongan South Pacific Islander immigrants, Ericson has been educated in economics from the University of Utah and has more than 19 years across construction, energy, manufacturing, and technology. He founded Ber Wilson on a simple observation: the projects that matter most fail in the gaps between the companies that deliver them. Ber Wilson closes those gaps, bringing the deal, the build, and the power under one accountable platform leader.
Today, Ber Wilson is developing gigawatt-scale energy and advanced computing campuses and is delivering under a $102 million-ceiling IDIQ contract for islanded microgrids, systems that keep military installations and communities running when the grid goes down. Ericson leads a design-build program at Fort Polk, Louisiana, and supported Caddell Construction on the Elmore County correctional complex in Alabama. His work meets the military's most demanding standards, including the Tactical Microgrid Standard (MIL-STD-3071) and MIL-STD-188-125 EMP protection.
Ericson leads the way he was raised: protect the people who depend on you, keep your word, and build for the generations who come after you. Fluent in English, Tongan, and Spanish, he leads from the job-site and the boardroom, and owns every outcome.
Building Futures. Building with Duty. Building to Last.




