EV charging
Operations professionals in EV charging
These ten professionals have led operations at companies that deploy, install and run EV charging infrastructure. A reader can learn how charging projects move from site work to installation and day-to-day operation, and where those handoffs tend to slow down.
Professionals to explore
01—10Ady Ethelston
LinkedInExperience: Head of Operations · Equans EV Solutions
Head of Operations at Equans EV Solutions since 2026. A highlight describes experience as an electrician and electrical project manager specializing in EV charging, and lists Equans EV Solutions as a Utilities company. Other listed roles include Operations Director UK & EU at EO Charging (2025–2026), Head of Construction at EO Charging (2025–2026), Senior Pre-Construction Manager at EO Charging (2025) and Project Manager at EO Charging (2023–2025).
Bradley Ewing
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations - EV Charging Deployment · EnviroSpark Energy Solutions
Director of Operations - EV Charging Deployment at EnviroSpark Energy Solutions since 2024. A highlight describes providing technical support for safe, code-compliant installations and implementing processes to streamline the sale and installation of EV charging equipment. Other listed roles include Technical Director at EnviroSpark Energy Solutions (2022–2024), Electrical Estimator at MILLER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. (2017–2022), Project Manager at Staley, Inc. (2016–2017) and Division Manager at Tidal Electrical Services Inc (2015–2016).
Brook Buswell
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operations Officer · Charge On, LLC
Chief Operations Officer at Charge On, LLC since 2022. A highlight describes Charge On, LLC as a project developer and installer in the electric vehicle industry that specializes in EV charging station projects from concept to handoff. Other listed roles include Director of Commercial Operations at Sunrun (2019–2022) and Senior Vice President Operations at Omni Energy (2019–2022).
Kelly Christopher
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations - EV Infrastructure · Energy5
Director of Operations - EV Infrastructure at Energy5 since 2025. A highlight describes managing over 200 turn-key commercial Level 2 and Level 3 EV charging infrastructure projects as a Project Manager at Shell Fleet Solutions. Other listed roles include Project Manager - EV Charging Infrastructure at Shell (2018–2025), Project Developer & Assistant Project Manager at Cenergy Power (2015–2018), Commercial Sales and Project Coordination at CitiGreen Solar (2011–2015) and Project Manager at PowerUp (2006–2009).
Lewis Gardiner
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Osprey Charging Network
Director of Operations at Osprey Charging Network since 2024. A highlight describes building a network of EV chargers across the UK and calls Osprey the fastest-growing rapid charging network in the UK in 2024. Other listed roles include Head of Operations at Osprey Charging Network (2022–2024), Installation Manager at Osprey Charging Network (2020–2022), Senior Project Manager at Osprey Charging Network (2019–2020) and Project Coordinator at Suncredit Energy (2018–2019).
Mark Smith
LinkedInExperience: Operations Director · Sevadis
Operations Director at Sevadis since 2017. A highlight describes Sevadis as part of a team powering electric vehicles that provides EV charging and has installed many chargers. Other listed roles include Global Head of Corporate Relations at Quintessentially (2014–2015), Operations Director at Seetec (2003–2014) and Counter Manager at Barclay Bank Plc (1995–2003).
Maximillian Limone
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Greenspot EV Charging
Director of Operations at Greenspot EV Charging since 2021. The profile headline lists EV charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, site development and DC fast charging. Other listed roles include Project Manager at Shuster Group (2018–2021), Project Manager at Brookland Capital (2016–2018), Assistant Project Manager at AECOM Tishman (2015–2016) and Project Engineer at AECOM Tishman (2014–2015).
Robert Byrne
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · adi Vehicle Charging Solutions
Director of Operations at adi Vehicle Charging Solutions since 2023. A highlight describes adi Vehicle Charging Solutions as a division of adi Automotive, part of the adi Group, specializing in turnkey electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Other listed roles include General Manager at adi Group (2021–2023), Preconstruction Manager at SPIE UK (2015–2021), Senior Electrical Contract Engineer at SPIE Matthew Hall (2013–2021) and EV Infrastructure Manager at VINCI Energies (2005–2013).
Steffie MacDonald
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Terawatt
Director of Operations at Terawatt since 2026. A highlight describes five years of EV charging operations management experience, including installation support, commissioning, field service and customer success roles. Other listed roles include Sr. Customer Success Manager at Terawatt (2025–2026), Operations Program Manager at Terawatt (2024), VP Strategic Programs VP Customer Success at Volta Media (2020–2022) and Senior Director of Field Operations at Volta Media (2018–2020).
Tom Jackson
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President Operations · Terawatt
Senior Vice President Operations at Terawatt since 2024. A highlight headline reads Operations Leader @ Terawatt Infrastructure and describes work on distributed energy resources such as EV charging, micro-grids, demand response and energy storage. Other listed roles include Head(VP) of Operations & Delivery at Enel X Way (2022–2024), Director of Project Engineering and Field Services at Enel X (2019–2022), Regional Field Engineering Manager at Enel X (2018–2019) and Senior Product Engineering Manager at NRG Energy (2016–2017).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's setting to your question, since a public charging network, a fleet charging provider and an installation contractor run operations differently. Check whether their relevant role is current or past, and ask which parts of deployment, maintenance and field service they owned directly.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you plan and sequence charger installations across many sites when permitting, utility connections and equipment deliveries move at different speeds?
- 02What do you track to keep chargers available after commissioning, and how is field maintenance organized?
- 03Where do handoffs between sales, construction and operations teams most often slow a charging project, and what fixed it?
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