Seasoned practitioner in the energy, financial and FMCG markets. As a C-level executive leader, Aleksander managed his own public affairs agency and a number of newtech projects. He is an enthusiast of innovation and new technology solutions. An author of over 100 articles on e-mobility and sustainable transport for both Polish and English publications. Lawyer, alumnus of the Warsaw University Faculty of Law. In PSNM, Aleksander is responsible for managing international affairs, project management, EU regulations and the battery sector. Aleksander is a trainer at the European Battery Alliance Skills Institute, a member of the European Partnership for Green Hydrogen and lectures European Law and Regulations for New Mobility at the Warsaw University of Technology. Aleksander is also a frequent speaker and expert at global conferences and event.

PSNM currently has 290 members (automotive, lithium-ion batteries, EV charging, financial institutions, hydrogen, logistic, etc.), over 150 partnerships (NGOs and institutions) and works with over 70 Polish cities. PSM annually implements over 50 various projects, including pilot projects and TCO analyses. PSNM has issued over 500 publications since 2016 and operates a database of over 500 000 datapoints. Currently, PSNM is the largest zero emission trade organization in Europe, but it is also a member of E-Mobility Europe. 

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Casper Rasmussen is the CEO & Co-founder of Monta, the leading platform powering EV charging operations across Europe and North America. Prior to Monta, he served as CTO at Monstar Lab Group. Monta has raised over €130 million in funding since launching in 2020 and is the software backend of hundreds of thousands of chargers. Casper brings deep technical expertise and a visionary mindset to solving the complex challenges of EV infrastructure at scale. As a recognised thought leader in EV charging, he frequently speaks on topics such as interoperability, charge point utilisation, and the role of AI in e-mobility.

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Chris is the Secretary General at E-Mobility Europe, overseeing all activities of the association. A British and Belgian national, Chris has worked in EU trade associations across the electric vehicle supply chain over the last 13 years. He joined E-Mobility Europe after a decade leading the public affairs and communication programme for Eurometaux, Europe’s metals association, where he was an instrumental industry voice in raising Critical Raw Materials up the EU political agenda.

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Christian Hahn received a master’s degree in industrial engineering in 2005, with a special emphasis on environmental and power technology as well as change management. His career began at ThyssenKrupp and Daimler AG, followed by six years

at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Berlin, where he specialized in consulting for the energy supply business. As an advisor, he was primarily responsible for areas within strategy and business development, optimizing business processes and project management, smart energy, intelligent networks, and smart metering.

He began working on his first electric vehicle projects in 2008. He joined Hubject in 2012, where he started as Head of Business Development and Administration. Christian Hahn was appointed CEO of Hubject GmbH in January 2015. Following a change in the management team in January 2019, his primary focus is now on strategy, investor relations, and the global Hubject company setup.

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Daniel Breton is President and CEO of Electric Mobility Canada, one of the oldest associations dedicated to the electrification of transportation in the world. This organization has more than 200 members, including electricity suppliers, vehicle manufacturers, cities, universities, unions, technology companies, research centers, government departments, environmental NGOs, electric vehicle owners’ associations, fleet managers, etc. A former Quebec Minister of the Environment, Sustainable Development, Wildlife and Parks, he was the first elected official in charge of a government strategy for the electrification of transportation in Canada in 2012. He graduated in sustainable carbon management and has written several books about transportation electrification, climate change, air pollution and energy transition since 2009.

Eugenio Grandio, President of the EMA Electro Movilidad Asociación (Electromobility Association), is a pioneer in the transition to electric vehicles in Mexico and an expert in the field. Until June 2024, Eugenio served as head of business development and government affairs for Tesla in Mexico and the LATAM region. He led the project for the site selection and negotiation of the planned Gigafactory to be built in Santa Catarina, Nuevo León.  He also led various areas, including sales, market expansion, and the deployment of the Supercharger and charging network in Mexico.  Grandio successfully introduced electric vehicle programs for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama. He also played a key role in drafting and generating public policies that accelerated the adoption of electric vehicles in these countries.  His career showcases his great passion for the automotive industry and his early interest in electrification, aligning with the latest industry trends and leading him to work for industry leaders. He began his career as a Kaizen Promoter at a Toyota dealership, where he was responsible for promoting a culture of continuous improvement. Later, he worked at BMW Group Mexico for eight years in areas such as sales, operations, and dealer development. Ultimately, he led the strategy for introducing BMWi electric vehicles in Mexico and Latin America, making them among the first EVs in these countries.  Today, his talent and experience are focused on the mission of accelerating the transition to electric mobility and promoting the ecosystem that enables the adoption of these technologies in Mexico.  Eugenio holds a degree in Business Administration and Management from Anáhuac University. 

Lucie Mattera is the Secretary General of ChargeUp Europe, the voice of the electric vehicle (EV) charging industry. ChargeUp Europe is committed to delivering a seamless charging experience for EV drivers, incentivising investment and creating a consumer-centric, open market model for charging infrastructure in Europe. Lucie has extensive European political and policy experience, having worked in the European Parliament, at cabinet level in the French Ministry for the Economy and Finance and the European Commission, in the cabinet of the President of the European Council and at the U.S. Mission to the EU. She also has leadership experience in trade and green associations in Brussels. She is committed to further shaping the EV charging infrastructure sector and placing it at the heart of the EU’s twin digital and green transition.

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Marco Möller is the co‑founder and CEO of Pionix and has been driving open‑source innovation in the e‑mobility and energy sector for years. As the initiator of the EVerest project – a flagship LF Energy initiative providing an open‑source firmware stack for secure and standards‑compliant EV charging – he has helped build a global network of industry leaders, research institutions, and utilities. Marco serves on the LF Energy Board and the Open Charge Alliance Board, advocating for interoperability and collaborative development in the charging ecosystem. Previously, he co‑founded the drone startup MAVinci, which was successfully acquired by Intel, and continues to support emerging tech ventures as an angel investor.

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Orlin Radev, CEO of AMPECO, leveraged his extensive background in software solutions to address the complexities of EV charging. Under his leadership, AMPECO has emerged as a global EV charging software provider, navigating the industry’s rapid evolution and diverse regulatory landscapes. A serial entrepreneur, Orlin’s strategic foresight into market dynamics and his commitment to innovation have established him as a leading authority in e-mobility.

Patrik has long-term professional experience in electric mobility, renewables, and batteries. In addition to his elected positions in SEVA and E-Mobility Europe, he is the managing partner of Enairgy, a clean tech consultancy, and Espio, a technology startup focused on graphene-based sensors.

Patrik is an alumnus of the Executive MBA program at Carlson School of Management, the University of Minnesota, and WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria, and also holds a Master's degree in International Affairs and Diplomacy from Matej Bel University in Slovakia. In addition, he is a certified trainer for the Battery Academy of the European Battery Alliance and an alumnus of the EIT InnoEnergy’s Battery Expert program.

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Rogier Wissink is a seasoned e-mobility professional with deep expertise in EV charging software and platform migration. At GreenFlux, he helps charge point operators, mobility service providers, and partners implement scalable, hardware-agnostic charging solutions that support sustainable growth.

Known for his pragmatic and collaborative approach, Rogier combines analytical insight with real-life experience to support customers reach their business goals. With international experience and a background as a professional athlete, he thrives on teamwork and guiding organisations through complex transitions in the fast-evolving EV landscape.

Sofiane is a Public Affairs Officer at Avere-France, French trade association promoting EV deployment in France. He oversees policy issues related to demand-side flexibility, grid access and energy taxation. Having held several public affairs positions across Paris, Brussels and Milan, Sofiane has a comprehensive knowledge of energy and mobility policy at both the French and EU levels. Prior to join Avere-France, Sofiane was already dedicated to greening the transport sector where he served as EU public affairs officer at French railway industries association.

He is committed to advancing the e-mobility ecosystem and promoting the- benefits of smart charging for EV users and the grid.

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