Thomas de Fresart

Thomas de Fresart has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Thomas is currently working at PowerFlex as a Sr Director, Strategic Growth, focusing on company strategy, new market commercialization, public policy, and pricing, with a particular emphasis on their EV charging business line. Prior to this role, Thomas worked at EDF Renewables North America as the Director of Market Commercialization, where they led a team in creating and commercializing new products and services for emerging markets, including on-site solar, storage, microgrids, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Thomas also held roles at EDF Renewables as an Associate Director and Manager, valuing energy storage and distributed solar projects. Earlier in their career, Thomas completed a rotational program at EDF Renewables, focusing on business development, innovation, and technology commercialization. Thomas also gained experience at SunEdison as an MBA Summer Associate and at Bank of America Merrill Lynch as a Valuation Consultant. Thomas co-founded SolarWing and worked in finance, as well as served a sabbatical as a telecommunications instructor at Avaya. Thomas started their career at Osland Financial Group and First National Bank of Arizona in various roles related to finance and strategic initiatives.

Thomas de Fresart has a diverse education history. Thomas completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University between the years 2001 and 2005. Later, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Alternative Energy Technology from Arizona State University. The exact duration of this program is unspecified. Additionally, Thomas holds an MBA degree from the UCLA Anderson School of Management, although the specific period of study is not stated.

In terms of additional certifications, Thomas is a SAS Certified Base Programmer. However, no information is provided regarding when or where they obtained this certification. Thomas also possesses the Series 7, 63, and 66 certifications, although they are currently inactive. These certifications were obtained from FINRA, a recognized institution, but no specific dates are mentioned for their acquisition.