Operations professionals in EV charging
England and the US split these EV charging operations professionals four to six, and their backgrounds include electrical estimating, preconstruction, project engineering and field engineering. They suit a charge point operator or installer planning a rollout of sites, tightening commissioning and field service, or weighing which installation work to keep in-house.
Professionals to explore
Ady Ethelston
LinkedInExperience: Head of Operations · Equans EV Solutions
At Equans EV Solutions, Ady Ethelston has been Head of Operations since 2026, and held Project Manager (2023–2025), Senior Pre-Construction Manager (2025), Head of Construction (2025–2026) and Operations Director UK & EU (2025–2026) titles at EO Charging. Ady describes being an electrician and electrical project manager specialising in EV charging, a fit for questions on construction and electrical work on charging sites.
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Bradley Ewing
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations - EV Charging Deployment · EnviroSpark Energy Solutions
Installation processes and electrical code are where Bradley Ewing fits, as Director of Operations - EV Charging Deployment at EnviroSpark Energy Solutions since 2024, after Technical Director there (2022–2024) and Electrical Estimator at MILLER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. (2017–2022). Bradley describes ensuring safe and code compliant installations and streamlining the sale and installation of EV charging equipment.
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Brook Buswell
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operations Officer · Charge On, LLC
Since 2022 Brook Buswell has been Chief Operations Officer at Charge On, LLC, which Brook describes as a project developer and installer handling EV charging station projects from concept to hand off to the project owner. Brook was Director of Commercial Operations at Sunrun (2019–2022) and was VP of Operations (2018–2022) and Senior Vice President Operations (2019–2022) at Omni Energy, so developer and installer handoff questions suit Brook.
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Kelly Christopher
LinkedInExperience: Former Director of Operations - EV Infrastructure · Energy5
Kelly Christopher took the title Director of Operations - EV Infrastructure at Energy5 in 2025, following Project Manager - EV Charging Infrastructure at Shell (2018–2025). Kelly describes managing over 200 turn-key commercial Level 2 and Level 3 EV charging projects, covering site assessments, layout and design, utility coordination and contractor selection, a fit for project delivery and utility coordination questions.
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Lewis Gardiner
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Osprey Charging Network
Four Osprey Charging Network titles belong to Lewis Gardiner: Senior Project Manager (2019–2020), Installation Manager (2020–2022), Head of Operations (2022–2024) and Director of Operations since 2024. Based in London, Lewis describes building a network of EV chargers across the UK, which makes Lewis a fit for questions on growing a rapid charging network.
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Mark Smith
LinkedInExperience: Operations Director · Sevadis
Operations Director at Sevadis since 2017, Mark Smith held the same title at Seetec (2003–2014), with Global Head of Corporate Relations at Quintessentially (2014–2015) in between. Mark describes Sevadis as having installed many chargers, a fit for questions on operations at an EV charger installer over a long stretch.
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Maximillian Limone
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Greenspot EV Charging
Director of Operations at Greenspot EV Charging (since 2021), Maximillian Limone was Project Manager at Shuster Group (2018–2021) and Brookland Capital (2016–2018), and Project Engineer (2014–2015) and Assistant Project Manager (2015–2016) at AECOM Tishman. Maximillian lists fleet electrification, site development, DC fast charging and multifamily and commercial charging, a fit for site development questions.
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Robert Byrne
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · adi Vehicle Charging Solutions
Robert Byrne is Director of Operations at adi Vehicle Charging Solutions (since 2023), which Robert describes as a division of adi Automotive within the adi Group, specializing in turnkey EV charging infrastructure. Robert was General Manager at adi Group (2021–2023), Preconstruction Manager at SPIE UK (2015–2021) and EV Infrastructure Manager at VINCI Energies (2005–2013), a fit for questions on preconstruction and turnkey delivery.
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Steffie MacDonald
LinkedInExperience: Director of Operations · Terawatt
Steffie MacDonald's Terawatt titles are Operations Program Manager (2024), Sr. Customer Success Manager (2025–2026) and Director of Operations since 2026. Steffie was also VP Strategic Programs VP Customer Success (2020–2022) and Senior Director of Field Operations (2018–2020) at Volta Media, and cites installation support, commissioning, field service and customer success in EV charging, so commissioning and field service questions suit Steffie.
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Tom Jackson
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President Operations · Terawatt
Field services and project engineering for charging are the questions for Tom Jackson, Senior Vice President Operations at Terawatt (since 2024) and earlier Head(VP) of Operations & Delivery at Enel X Way (2022–2024), Director of Project Engineering and Field Services at Enel X (2019–2022) and Regional Field Engineering Manager at Enel X (2018–2019). Tom describes working with engineers, project managers and field technicians.
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Choose the right perspective
For installation and construction questions, Bradley Ewing, Robert Byrne, Ady Ethelston and Kelly Christopher are the closest fits, since their roles name installations, preconstruction or charging infrastructure projects. Steffie MacDonald covers commissioning and field service, Tom Jackson field services and project engineering, and Lewis Gardiner suits questions on growing a rapid charging network in the UK.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you sequence utility coordination, permitting and equipment delivery so a DC fast charging site opens on time?
- 02What do you track after commissioning to keep chargers available, and who on the team owns uptime?
- 03How do Level 2 workplace or multifamily projects differ operationally from fleet or rapid charging sites?
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