Prior to founding Recurrent, Scott spent 10 years as Chief Operating Officer of EnergySavvy, an energy efficiency software company where he played a critical role in growing the company to 75 employees and $10M in annual revenue prior to being acquired in 2019. Scott is the 2019 - 2020 Entrepreneur-in-Residence at University of Washington’s (UW) Clean Energy Institute. He also co-founded Ada Developers Academy, a non-profit training program for women and gender-diverse individuals going into software engineering. Scott has a B.A. from Williams College and MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Kyle has worked in senior engineering and leadership roles at several high growth technology startups over the past 9 years, including: the pet care marketplace Rover, the real estate listing site Estately, and the online legal directory and Q&A site Avvo. Kyle has a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from The University of Alabama.

Bri is a feminist, tinkerer, musician, and full stack software developer. Bri holds an M.S. in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington and is a graduate of Ada Developers Academy. After Ada, Bri joined Seattle-based EnergySavvy and spent time there building software for utility companies and their customers. Bri has experience with a wide range of technologies including web applications, data pipelines, and numerical weather prediction. Bri loves building things for people that have a positive impact on the world. When Bri is not working you can find them riding their bicycle or playing their guitar.

Blake is a data scientist with a strong drive to build products that help people reduce their climate impacts. He was the lead data scientist at EnergySavvy where he blended his love of data science with pipeline engineering and software development skills. Blake has a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington and a BS in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Johns Hopkins University.

Brian is a PhD from the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington. His research focused on spatiotemporally resolving reaction and transport processes in solid oxide fuel cell materials by developing new scanning probe microscopy techniques. He also has experience modeling electrochemical systems and developing software impedance analysis. Brian has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Arizona.

Jon Witt is a Ph.D in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington. He researched electrolysis of carbon dioxide and water on solid oxide electrolysis cells, with the goal of aiding the development of alternative fuels made from renewable energy. Jon also holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Lehigh University.

Liz is Director of Market Insights at Recurrent. She's also a mathematician who loves hiking, weight lifting, and face-meltingly spicy food. After a varied career in communications and project management, she went back to school to become a climate scientist. Liz holds a MS in Atmospheric Science from Stony Brook University with a focus on climate modeling and stochastic parameterization. For almost a decade, she was the rainbow-haired poster girl for Manic Panic hair dye.

Andrew is an avid collector of marketing acronyms, from SEO to CPA to CDP. Prior to joining Recurrent, he spent a decade guiding big brands through digital transformation as a senior vice president at a leading technology consultancy. Andrew loves to learn and teach, contributing to the marketing community as an adjunct professor and conference speaker. Each year he also commits to learning a new hobby, which has ranged from birding to karaoke to golf.

Andrew is a passionate traveler, pilot, photographer, and technophile. After graduating from UC Davis in 2008 with majors in psychology and French, he spent two years teaching in South Korea and France. Andrew has previously worked in aerial surveying, computer repair, photography, education evaluation and nonprofit program management. Andrew has served on the Sonoma County Board of Education since 2015 and enjoys advocating for science literacy.

Marko is passionate about solving the problems - and uncovering the opportunities - that arise from moving people and things in the most sustainable way possible, wherever that may be. He hails from Sydney and has a background in launching, fixing, and growing business in various industries. Prior to Recurrent, he led sales at an enterprise SaaS commute and mobility startup that was recently acquired. He plans to use his love of deal making and building out sales teams to meet Recurrent's ambitious growth targets.

Maurice is a software engineer with a wide array of experience and a concentration in big data processing. A graduate of Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic, he also leverages previous experience at Uplight, Energysavvy, and Microsoft. In the off hours, he enjoys spending time in the woods and darkroom photography.

Joe is a fiction writer, storyteller, mentor, and improv performer. He has been building web applications since 1998 and has worked on applications for Goodyear, Roadway (now YRC), FirstEnergy, and Sterling Jewelers. He also taught at the Tech Elevator coding bootcamp and worked on building the next generation of their coding curriculum. Joe loves the problem solving of programming. He's always looking to learn new things and mentoring others who want to do the same.

Josh is a podcast enthusiast, (half) marathon runner, indie-hacker, and software engineer. He studied statistics at UCLA, but discovered computer science and pursued it through self-learning and Hack Reacter. In addition, he enjoys building things for people to make everyone's life easier.

Jeremy is a climate-passionate product manager dedicated to preserving and enjoying nature. He graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in Cognitive Science concentrated in Computer Science and uses his expertise to bridge the gap between people and technology in order to craft perfectly tuned software products. Jeremy enjoys anything active and outside, including running, cycling, rock climbing, and skiing.

Hope is a data scientist who spends their free time learning how to play new board games, hiking, baking, and crafting. After receiving a BA in Astrophysics from UC Berkeley they were more interested in applying statistics in non-academia settings and found that satisfaction in data science. Their average day includes playing and cuddling with their cat, trying new food, watching all sorts of movies, or getting outdoors. They feel energized by bringing people together in community that focuses on food and crafts.

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Max hails from the Greater Boston area. His career passions center on customer advocacy, education, and problem-solving, and over his career he has brought that energy to helping people in the financial services, travel, and real estate industries. Outside of work, he is a diehard supporter of his alma mater UMass Minutemen hockey and basketball teams, and his hobbies include travel, bodybuilding, hiking, singing, gaming, and skiing (poorly).

Michael comes to Recurrent after spending 10 years in the automotive retail and wholesale space where he has sold cars at a dealership, developed remarketing and acquisition strategies for commercial businesses and dealers, as well as lead think tanks to drive product innovation and marketing collateral. He is a fun-loving dad who spends most of his time playing with his kids and coaching basketball. On the off chance he has free time he enjoys getting outside with his family, running, and playing random sports.

Julie Woo is the Head of Product at Recurrent. Julie is a seasoned product executive who has over 20 years of experience building and scaling software products at start-ups, major corporations, and as a consultant. Julie has led consumer and dealer-facing initiatives for automotive websites and more broadly, at ecommerce multi-sided marketplaces, including TrueCar, Edmunds, Ticketmaster and Live Nation Entertainment.

Sam is the newest team member at Recurrent.

Since joining ArcTern in 2017 as our first hire, Ian has invested in climate tech companies across a broad range of stages, sectors, and business types, from pre-revenue hardware to growth-stage SaaS.Prior to joining ArcTern, Ian was a management consultant at A.T. Kearney in New York. Before that, he was with Sustainalytics, a sustainability research and consulting firm (since acquired by Morningstar), where he developed low-carbon investment strategies for public equity investors and advised some of the world’s largest corporations on integrating sustainability into their core business models.

Shannon joined ArcTern with experience across investing, management consulting, start-ups and engineering. She evaluated direct private equity investment opportunities and supported portfolio company exits (IPOs and M&A) at CPP Investments, focused on strategy projects as a consultant at A.T. Kearney and gained operating experience as a General Manager at ResQ following their Series A.

Mike is a Managing Director of Pioneer Square Labs. Mike co-founded and took public online advertising pioneer aQuantive, prior to selling to Microsoft in 2007. After leaving Microsoft in 2009, Mike served on the boards of Buuteeq (sold to Priceline), EnergySavvy (sold to Tendril), Market Leader (sold to Zillow), Real Networks, Flexe, Pixvana, and Pipeline Deals.

Martha (Marty) Blue joined Recurrent as a board member with leadership experience in technology, automotive, marketplaces, footwear and apparel. Marty is also a senior advisor at Boston Consulting Group, where she works with carmakers on their EV go-to-market strategies, and an entrepreneur-in-residence at Harvard Business School. Prior to these roles, Marty served as SVP of business development at CarGurus, the largest automotive digital marketplace in the US based on unique monthly visitors. At CarGurus she was an integral part of the management team, reporting to the CEO and COO, and contributed to a successful IPO in October 2017.

Paul is Co-Founder and Managing Director of Wireframe Ventures, an early stage investor backing founders focused on climate, sustainability and human health. Paul holds board seats at Electriphi, Trove.co and Span.IO, and is an investor in Mycoworks, LevelTen and Full Harvest.

Simona Onori is an Assistant Professor in the Energy Resources Engineering Department at Stanford University where she also holds a courtesy appointment in EE. ‍ Her research is in sustainable transportation, clean energy and secondary life battery areas with a focus on hybrid and electric propulsion systems, electrochemical and electrical energy storage devices, emission mitigation devices and grid-storage systems. She is currently the Editor-In-Chief of the SAE International Journal of Electrified Vehicles and Senior Member of IEEE since 2015. Simona holds a Laurea Degree in CSE, an M.S. in ECE, and a PhD. in Control Engineering from University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’, University of New Mexico, and University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’, respectively.

Dan is the founding director of the University of Washington’s Clean Energy Institute (CEI) and the Boeing-Sutter Professor of Chemical Engineering. His research explores transport and reaction in electrochemical systems, including the performance of complex electrodes used in energy storage and conversion. He is a Fellow of the Electrochemical Society and is a board and executive committee member of the Washington CleanTech Alliance.

Arthur is the Chief Innovation Officer for Circumference Group, a multi-disciplinary investment management firm, and is leading its investments and advisory work with early- stage technology companies. Arthur was formerly Chief Innovation Officer for Avis Budget Group and ADT, and has a passion for launching disruptive new products and businesses. Along with global mobility and smart home security, he has led high-profile initiatives in cable, satellite and broadband, digital interactive advertising, IoT and embedded software.