Andrew Pontius

Andrew Pontius has a diverse range of work experience spanning several companies and roles. Andrew'smost recent position is as the Head of Partnerships at Evolectric, where they are responsible for establishing and maintaining strategic alliances. Prior to that, they served as an Advisory Board Member at the same company.

Before joining Evolectric, Andrew worked at Spectrum Management Solutions as an Independent Management Consultant, providing consulting services in the field of management.

One of their notable positions was at Faurecia, where they held various roles over a span of 20 years. These included Global LV Product Line Director, VP of Marketing, Strategy, Communications, and Product Lines, Marketing Director for the Acoustic Performance Product Line, Director of Product Design and Development, Chief Engineering Technical Officer, Director of Engineering for New Business Acquisition and Benchmarking, Interim Vice President of Engineering for NAO, Director of Engineering for Faurecia Exhaust, Chief Engineer for Full Line Exhaust in North America, Manufacturing Site Manager for Toledo JIT, and Manager of Vehicle Systems Integration at Ford.

Throughout these roles, Andrew Pontius demonstrated strong leadership and innovation, driving significant sales growth, developing new technologies, and facilitating efficient operations. Andrew has a proven track record of delivering results and building successful teams.

Earlier in their career, Andrew worked in various positions at AP Parts, AP Parts International, and AP Automotive Systems.

Overall, Andrew Pontius has a comprehensive background in management, engineering, marketing, and product development, with a particular focus on automotive and sustainable technologies.

Andrew Pontius has an Executive Certificate in Strategy and Innovation from MIT Sloan School of Management. Andrew also has a BS MSE degree in Mechanical, Electrical, and Manufacturing Engineering as well as an MS in Manufacturing Management, with a focus on Operations, Material Control, Process Automation, and Lean Manufacturing, both from Kettering University.