Daniel Perdomo began at 5 Points Electrical in 2019 and helped foster a community throughout his time. Daniel began his journey as the service manager and quickly worked his way up to CEO within the span of 5 years of being at the company. He shared his vision of the company as a service manager and quickly became Director of Business Development. His impact led him to an executive role as Vice President of Business Development, and within just four years, he earned the role of CEO.
Daniel, originally from the Dominican Republic, moved to the United States with no formal education but was determined to succeed. He enrolled in courses to complete his high school and college education, setting a strong foundation for his future. In 2007, he began his entrepreneurial journey in Florida, running a successful business for four years selling electrical generators, just as he had done prior to relocating to Georgia. In Georgia, he expanded his experience by working in various fields, including the transportation industry, where he advanced from manager to district manager. During this time, he played a key role in innovating the transportation profession by integrating aspects of childcare services. He realized he enjoyed the managerial roles and worked his way into the electrical field by joining 5 Points Electrical.
Over the past two years, he has also secured a significant partnership with Turner, marking a major milestone for the company. This relationship helped launch 5 Points’ work at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, expanding our footprint in the aviation industry and diversifying our market presence. Additionally, 5 Points has grown in the mission-critical and healthcare sectors, contributing to our curated success as we scaled our revenue from $5 million to an impressive $42 million so far.
Along with the other executives, Daniel has guided 5 Point to receive multiple recognitions, including three consecutive years of awards from Atlanta’s Business Chronicle and the Association of Corporate Growth. Representing 5 Points with pride, he has served as a previous board member and now secretary of the Georgia Hispanic Construction Association, and in 2024, he joined the board of the National Association of Minority Council.
In addition to these leadership roles, Daniel has participated on panels and acted as a spokesperson at major Atlanta events, including Invesco and the Urban League of Greater Atlanta event. His contributions have significantly raised 5 Points’ visibility and influence across the industry.
Among all the success 5 Points has had, Daniel’s proudest accomplishment is his marriage of 32 years and being the father of four, as his two oldest works in the healthcare industry.
He is proud of his family and happy to be in a career he’s passionate about the future of 5 Points and the community that’s been formed. He finds great pride in his family and gratitude for a career that fuels his passion for the future of 5 Points Electrical and the strong community that’s been created.