Enid native, Oklahoma
Jason Singer
Co-managing member of Plainsmen Holdings, the developer of Project Thunderbird; former education entrepreneur.
In the records
- Enid High School class of 1988; Fulbright scholar; founded two KIPP public charter schools; received a Jefferson Award, per the developer's biography. (Plainsmen Holdings, LLC, “Project Thunderbird (project website)”, Oct. 24, 2026)
- Son of Richard Singer, who built Singer Steel of Enid into a founding company of Metals USA in 1997. (Enid News & Eagle, “Obituary: Richard Singer”, July 9, 2026)
- Speaks for the project in news coverage, including on its power and water design (KFOR, KOKH). (KOKH Fox 25, “Project Thunderbird data center proposal, promises 600 jobs and self-generated power”, Sept. 8, 2026)
- Federal or Oklahoma political contributions: not yet checked.
Offices and candidacies
- Sept. 8, 2026 Named co-managing member of Plainsmen Holdings, LLC in the Project Thunderbird announcement and website. (Plainsmen Holdings, LLC, “Project Thunderbird (project website)”, Oct. 24, 2026)
- Dec. 6, 2016 Founder and CEO of Curriculet, a San Francisco reading-software company that closed in June 2016 and whose assets Waterford Institute, a nonprofit, acquired in December 2016. (EdSurge, “Nonprofit edtech research center Waterford Institute acquires Curriculet”, Dec. 6, 2016)