EVBox
Olivier Emily has extensive work experience in the automotive industry, with a particular focus on program management and engineering roles. Olivier is currently serving as the Senior Director of Program Management at EVBox, a global manufacturer of electric vehicle charging stations. Prior to this, they held the position of Director of Program Management Automotive at EVBox, where they contributed to the growth and success of the company. Before joining EVBox, Olivier worked at GKN Automotive for several years, starting as a Project Manager in the Research and Development department and eventually becoming the Global Program Director. Olivier also served as the eDrive Chief Engineer and held the role of Global Engineering Program Manager, specializing in hybrid and electric vehicles. Olivier started their career at GKN Driveline Torque Technology, where they held various positions, including Program Manager for China Operations and Resident Engineer at Valeo during a joint development project. Overall, Olivier Emily's work experience demonstrates their expertise in program management, engineering, and their commitment to driving innovation in the automotive industry.
Olivier Emily attended UTBM from 1995 to 2001, where they pursued a degree in Mechanics.
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EVBox
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We drive sustainable mobility by providing smart and scalable charging infrastructure and charging management software to electric vehicles around the world. With over 150,000 charging points across more than 70 countries, we help businesses and cities contribute to a future where everyday transport is emission-free.Founded in 2010, we steppedonto the scene when the market for electric vehicles was still in its infancy. Our founders predicted that demand for charging infrastructure would skyrocket and set their sights on a clear concept: a fully modular charging station that’s easy to use and that can stand the test of time.Thanks to our founders’ foresight and imagination, we became the sole provider of public charging infrastructure in cities such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Monaco. Meanwhile, we also played an active role in promoting smart charging technologies and roaming of charging infrastructure with industry partners and public organizations.In 2017, we were acquired by the energy utility company and global service provider, ENGIE, who identified us as a disruptive cleantech scale-up making an impact in the fast-growing electric mobility industry. In 2018, we acquired the ultra-fast charging station manufacturer, EVTronic, adding the first 1,000 fast-charging stations to our European network.Today, with projects running across Europe, North America, and South America, we’re launching our new generation of residential, commercial, public, and fast-charging solutions that will make electric vehicle charging more accessible than ever.