Ex-GM EV director added to Nanoramic board

Ex-GM EV director added to Nanoramic board

Tony Posawatz has 40 years of industry experience and now serves as president and CEO of Invictus iCAR.

Nanoramic Laboratories, an energy storage and advanced materials company, welcomes Tony Posawatz P.E. to its board of directors. Posawatz is former president and CEO of Fisker Automotive, and former head of electric vehicle development of the Chevrolet Volt at General Motors (GM). Posawatz is also a board director of Lucid Motors.

Posawatz has 40 years of industry experience. He now serves as president and CEO of Invictus iCAR (innovation Consulting Advisory Resources), focusing on the advancement of automotive technology companies, with an emphasis on EVs and cleantech. Posawatz serves as a non-executive director for several public and private companies ranging from EV manufacturers, Tier I suppliers, connected car-tech, energy storage and more. He also advises various private equity and venture capital firms, as well as new mobility initiatives.

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