Strategic Planning
Market Validation
Stakeholder Management
Cross-Functional Leadership
Brand Strategy
Partnership Development
UI Design
UX Research
Dual Research Approach combining field user research with market validation
Multi-Modal Brand Strategy executed by creating a brand identity that resonated with 4 distinct user and business stakeholder groups
End-to-End Product Strategy that aligned every design decision with business model development and operational goals
" I hope more big networked charging arrays become the norm at workplaces. Even L1 speeds are meaningful when you're at work for 8+ hours, and it's the perfect solution to the duck curve."
" I have a plethora of charging stations around my house. It takes about 30 minutes to do a 5%-80% charge. I drive maybe 200-500 miles a month, so about twice a month I go to a station to charge."
" I relied on free EA charging stations for awhile.
Holy Hell did that suck. Charging at 6am Saturday or Sunday to avoid a line only for 50% of the chargers broken, or putting out 50kw of power.
Don’t get it (EV car) unless you can charge at work…"
Partnership-Focused Discovery
Industry Stakeholder Interviews
Leveraging the skills I had learned from building my network at Acoma Capital Partners, I conducted strategic conversations with
EV charging network operators
Equipment manufacturers (leading to our ABB partnership)
Commercial real estate developers
Energy companies and utilities
Strategic Market Mapping
Competitive Intelligence
Using the same market analysis framework I developed throughout my experience through different business ventures, I identified key competitive gaps:
Fragmented Infrastructure
Sustainability Gap
Revenue Model Limitations



EV CHARGING POD LLC
ABB partnership for DCFC infrastructure.
Amenities including wifi, lounge, snack & drinks
Made sure that the website was responsive across multiple screens ensuring a positive user experience.
Developed a WIX website that aligned with our brand identity.
Copy on the website was kept short but informative making sure users are not overwhelmed.

Project Challenges
The biggest challenge was balancing innovation with market readiness. The EV charging market was rapidly evolving, and we had to make strategic bets about future technology and consumer behavior. This taught me the importance of building flexibility into both business models and product designs.
Project Changes
Through market research, we discovered opportunities for additional services including tailored charging solutions and partnerships with local businesses. This reinforced my belief that the best products evolve based on real market feedback and not just initial assumptions.