Bruce Shalett is an investor, board director, and advisor whose success has been driven by extensive experience as an entrepreneur and operating executive. With a background in management consulting, restructuring advisory services, private equity and venture capital investing, his career has spanned the capital structure. As a result of this diverse knowledge base, Bruce has been able to create value for numerous consumer-facing companies at different inflection points in their growth and needs. Bruce is currently President and Chairman of Zeem Solutions, a pioneer in providing small and medium fleets access to the electrification economy, without the upfront capital costs. Our fleets-as-a-service model helps fleet operators transition to a range of electric vehicles including shuttles, last mile-delivery vans and other light-duty vehicles, while we take on the costs of owning and maintaining vehicles and charging infrastructure. With the largest EV charging depot at LAX, Zeem is committed to hiring under-represented talent through its partnership with the Veterans Administration and directly within the community of Inglewood. To learn more, please visit us at zeemsolutions.com.Bruce formerly served as Founder and Co-Chairman of Wellway Health, an early stage company which produced an innovative science-based frozen meal program that was developed by The Campbell’s Soup Company and is the only clinically proven food program to simultaneously reduce blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and weight. Bruce led every aspect of business operations as well as strategic planning and capital raising activities. Bruce has spent more than 10 years as principal of BS Freeman Capital, a private investment entity he founded which focuses on actively managed investments in the consumer/ branded products arena. His portfolio has comprised industries ranging from food and wellness, to electric vehicles, to revived old consumer brands. He has served on a number of private company boards.Bruce graduated from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, with a B.S. in Economics in 1988, and earned his MBA at Harvard Business School in 1993.