Harrison Brook
Director
Harrison brings over a decade of expertise in the energy and electric vehicle sectors. Most recently, he worked within the Electrification Services Team at JaguarLandrover, focusing on eMSP platfomrm strategy. His uniquely diverse background also encompasses sales, strategy and product-based roles amoungst consulting firms, high-growth startups, and vehicle OEMs. His experience enables him to navigate complex challenges and drive innovative solutions in this rapidly evolving field.
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Harrison has over a decade of experience in energy, technology strategy, and commercial management, underpinned by an undergraduate degree in Geography from Kingston University, a Master’s in Energy from Lancaster University, and a strategic planning course at Oxford University.
His career began at Germserv, where he progressed from analyst to consultant, delivering services across the public and private sectors for organisations including the Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC), Smart DCC and the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
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Harrison’s expertise spans several high-start ups roles, including at Moixa, where he played a pivotal role in scaling the smart battery business and securing Series B funding from Honda Motors. He then joined Kiwi Power, leading large-scale energy storage optimisation across the UK and Europe. Both businesses have since been acquired following rapid growth in revenues and demonstrating excellent in-market value.
Extending his professional experience into North America, Harrison joined as Product Commercialisation Director at Innowatts in North America under a fixed term contract, focusing on their platform strategy for smart meter data analytics. Following this, he joined Zapmap, the UK's most downloaded EV charging app, as Head of Partnerships where he led the integration of API solutions for public charging, collaborating with partners like Nissan, Zipcar, and Payzone Ireland.
Most recently, Harrison has been driving public charging technology strategy at Jaguar Landrover, for key such as Brazil, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, Australia, India and South Korea.