Jack Joyce

Jack Joyce has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Jack has held executive positions and played a key role in driving business growth and development in various organizations related to the energy sector.

Jack'smost recent position is as the Regional Executive Director for the Americas at Reactive Technologies Limited, where they lead the company's expansion into the Americas market. Jack focuses on delivering mission-critical data and analytics to utilities and traders, helping them overcome the challenges of the renewable energy transition and achieve Net Zero goals.

Prior to this, they worked as an Executive Consultant at Independent Business and Energy Consulting, where they provided strategic planning and management consulting services to energy-efficient building systems and renewable energy companies.

Jack also served as a Strategic Account Executive at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a non-profit organization focused on research and development projects in the electricity sector. Jack provided thought leadership and industry expertise to identify and address the sector's needs through effective research programs.

In addition to these roles, Jack has held various senior positions at companies like Hitachi America, New York Power Authority, Siemens Energy, and Airtricity. Jack has experience in corporate strategy, business development, project management, and wind energy.

Jack began their career at GE, where they worked in different roles, including Manager of Energy Products Strategic Business Initiatives, Commercial Director, Master Black Belt/Black Belt, Project Manager/Proposal Team Leader/Project Engineer, R&D Project Engineer, and Naval Nuclear Prototype Engineer.

Throughout their career, Jack has demonstrated their expertise in the energy sector and has been instrumental in driving growth and success in various organizations.

Jack Joyce has a bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering & Marine Transportation, which they obtained from the United States Merchant Marine Academy from 1980 to 1984. Later, they pursued a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute from 1987 to 1988.