Built 8 million square feet of clean-tech facilities, $1.5B in capital raised. Founder & CEO, AppHarvest. Supported U.S. Army Office of Energy Initiatives.

Raised $10 billion in capital. Worked to create an electric battery supply chain in America as CFO, Redwood Materials. Secured conditional commitment for $2 billion loan through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office. Leadership roles at Ashland, where he oversaw team that spun off Valvoline unit into a standalone publicly traded company. Joined Valvoline and raised $2 billion in capital. Served in U.S. Navy and National Security Agency. Received Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

Managed nuclear projects valued at $35+ billion built by teams of 11,000+. VP Construction & VP Operations, Testing, & Startup, Southern Company (Vogtle 3 and 4). Operations Director, Southern Company (Vogtle 1 and 2). Fleet Operations Director, Duke Energy (six nuclear power stations). Operations, Navigation, & Safety, US Navy Nuclear Pipeline.

Decades of C-suite experience at the intersection of law, policy, and regulatory transformation. CEO and Chief Legal Officer, Inspire. General Counsel, Sovrn. Chief Legal Officer, Galvanize. Chief Legal Counsel to Colorado's Governor.

Chair of U.S. Women In Nuclear, a 5,000-member organization advancing the role of women in the industry. Former VP of Power and Energy at TC Energy. Formed a 100-person team to oversee the build-out of $16 billion in clean energy projects. Former board member of Bruce Power, the world’s largest operating nuclear facility.

Helped scale fast-growing global startups including cleantech firms Inspire and Sendle. Experience also includes quadrupling of staff to more than 250 in just under 2 years. Deep commitment to service. Assisted in installing solar microgrid in Kenya, raised funds for Girls Education and Mentoring Services (GEMS), and served on board of Women in Music.

30+ years at U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Led NRC's largest field office with 200+ staff. Oversaw inspections of 35 operating reactors and managed center for construction expertise on new reactors. Developed NRC's first nuclear construction oversight program for reactors built at Vogtle 3 and 4.

35+ years in nuclear. Executive Director, Idaho National Lab's Net-Zero program. Developed public-private partnerships to build nuclear roadmap for INL. Past leadership roles at GE Hitachi, PSE&G, Exelon and Bechtel. Board member, Women in Nuclear Global. Past chair, U.S. Women in Nuclear.

Decades of experience in financial strategy at Ford, Wells Fargo and Citigroup. Joined from Wells Fargo, where he served as Managing Director and group head of automotive and industrial technologies. Director of Global Strategy and Business Development, Ford. Responsibilities included strategic review and capital deployment to key verticals including electric vehicles and charging networks, AI and simulation, battery technology and manufacturing facilities.

20+ years of nuclear experience. Served as Bechtel site manager for Vogtle units 3 and 4. Oversaw 2,000+ workers and all aspects of construction and contractor operations. Prior roles included construction manager of multiple areas for Bechtel and construction engineering manager for Westinghouse.

25+ years of nuclear experience. Pioneered the use of AI and data-driven approaches to reduce construction timelines. Director of Engineering, Southern Nuclear during Vogtle units 3 and 4. 15 years management and senior reactor operator at industry leaders Exelon and Constellation Energy. Nuclear machinist mate, U.S. Navy.

45+ years of experience in nuclear plant construction, testing, commissioning, and operations. Former EVP at Southern Nuclear responsible for the completion of construction of Vogtle units 3 and 4. Prior work at Exelon as site vice president and plant manager. Started career as a certified pipe welder.

50+ years in nuclear. Project director for Vogtle units 3 and 4, responsible for construction, procurement and subcontractor performance. Joined Southern Nuclear from Westinghouse Electric Company. 30+ years in U.S. Navy, retiring as captain. Roles included command of nuclear-powered fast attack submarine, naval base.

20+ years in international business development. Senior Advisor, Office of Energy and Office of Infrastructure at the U.S. International Development Finance Corp. Previously led team of 40+ as VP of the Office of Development Policy. Multiple roles in Office of Policy & International Relations at The Export-Import Bank of the United States.

Led project execution for TC Energy's Power and Energy Solutions division with focus on public-private partnerships. Prior experience included development and execution oversight of $5.5 billion in projects with 1,500+ workers at peak construction. 9+ years at engineering, procurement and construction management firm Bantrel.

Joined from Idaho National Lab, where she focused on creating more resilient energy infrastructure for the defense industrial base. Past roles at the World Health Organization and United Nations Office at Geneva.

Former Senior Manager at energy tech leader Baker Hughes. Led congressional advocacy on all federal policy matters and supported submission of federal funding applications to the U.S. Department of Energy.

20+ years developing deployment strategies for digital transformation solutions. Served as Digital Instrumentation and Control Engineering Project Manager at Southern Nuclear for Vogtle 3 and 4. Commissioned training simulator program for first-of-a-kind reactor technology. Navy veteran.

30+ years in nuclear. Site Operations Director, Southern Nuclear. Led team that completed successful testing and commissioning for Vogtle unit 4. Worked with U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to obtain operator licenses for Vogtle. Completed initial license training on first-of-a-kind Westinghouse AP1000 reactor technology. Navy veteran.

40+ years in energy and utilities, oversaw 15+ GW in 16 states and Canada. Built 4.2+ GW. CEO, NET Power Inc. (NYSE: NPWR). President, Exelon Power. COO, Exelon Transmission Co. Sr. Vice President, Exelon Nuclear.

Oversaw the completion of the first new nuclear reactors in America in more than 30 years. Supports The Nuclear Company’s fleet-scale plans. Former Chairman and CEO, Southern Nuclear. Senior Reactor Operating license. 27 years at Exelon with key roles at Dresden Nuclear Power Station and Byron Nuclear Power Station.

Reichow is a Partner at Eclipse and is drawn to early-stage technical teams tackling complex hardware problems. He has spent his career building and leading teams to help scale multifaceted products from initial concepts to high-volume production. Prior to Eclipse, Reichow was the executive leader of global manufacturing, factory/automation engineering, supply chain, and product excellence at Tesla. In this role, he led growth from low-volume Roadster production to fully integrated Model S and X manufacturing in a revenue run rate exceeding $8B. As the Senior Vice President of Operations at SunPower, Reichow led the growth of manufacturing operations from pilot scale to more than $2B in annual revenue. In this role, he was responsible for the rapid implementation and growth of advanced silicon, cell, and panel manufacturing operations globally. Earlier in his career, Reichow held various roles in manufacturing and quality in the semiconductor industry.

Developed 2,000 acres of sustainable energy projects, abated 10 million tons of carbon. Founder & CEO, Arcadia Power. Co-Founder, American Efficient. Fellow, Truman National Security Project.

EY Entrepreneur of the Year, Cleantech and Renewables. Successful exits to both Shell & NRG. Founder & CEO, Inspire (Acq. by Shell). Co-Founder, Independence Energy (Acq. by NRG Founding Team). Energy Plus (Acq. by NRG).