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Tim Reeser

CEO, X2F

Tim Reeser is CEO of X2F, a portfolio company of Atlas Innovate, and manufacturer of extrusion molding systems designed to support innovative thermal management through encapsulation and overmolding of printed circuit boards, sensors, and high-voltage connectors.  

 

Prior to X2F, Tim served as CEO and Co-Founder of Fleet EForce (service and support provider for commercial EVs), CEO and Co-Founder of Lightning eMotors (leading manufacturer of commercial EV’s, listed on the NYSE prior to selling to Gillig Bus), Managing Partner of Aravaipa Ventures ($50M venture capital firm), and Executive Director of clean energy technology transfer at Colorado State University. Tim also currently serves on the Colorado Clean Fleet Enterprise Board at the request of Colorado’s Governor, Jared Polis.

Tim Reeser
EES2 Alliance | Energy Efficiency Scaling for 2 Decades
2575 Sand Hill Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025
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