Element One appoints David Frank as CTO, adds Jeff Campbell to board

By Public Technologies
  • Element One named David Frank advisory Chief Technology Officer as it shifts from platform development toward implementation and operations.
  • Frank has about 30 years in industrial electrochemistry, hydrogen production, fuel cells, electrolyzers; held senior roles at Hydrogenics, Cummins, Twelve.
  • Jeff Campbell joined the board as a director; he is a retired investment banker, former CIBC Wood Gundy executive director.
  • Kyler Hardy stepped down from the board; Tim Johnson also stepped down, both continuing as consultants on a case-by-case basis.
  • Brad Kitchen took on board chair duties alongside his CEO role.


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