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Scott Rosebrook brings more than 25 years of broad-based domestic and international experience gained at leading financial institutions and renewable energy companies. Mr. Rosebrook has championed sustainable business practices throughout his career. Currently, Mr. Rosebrook is a Partner at TESIAC, driving infrastructure investment at the nexus of mobility, technology, energy, and capital markets.Preceding TESIAC, Mr. Rosebrook was a Vice President of Corporate Development & Finance for Dynamic Energy Networks (“DEN”), an energy infrastructure investment platform. Prior to joining DEN, Mr. Rosebrook was a Vice President, Renewable Energy Specialist at KeyBank. Before that, Mr. Rosebrook was the Treasurer and Vice President of Corporate Finance for Renewable Energy Trust Capital (“RETC”). Previous to RETC, Mr. Rosebrook worked at BrightSource Energy as their Vice President of Finance & Treasurer.Earlier to his move into renewable energy, Mr. Rosebrook held management roles in Corporate Development and Strategic Planning with Silicon Valley Bank, Finance and Operations for TD Securities, and Financial Technology Consulting at IBM. His past work experience included leadership positions in Investment Banking and Capital Markets at Bank of America and CIBC World Markets, respectively.Mr. Rosebrook holds a B.S. in Economics with honors from Siena College and received his MBA from the University of San Francisco. He completed the Investment Management Program at the London Business School, as well as the Executive Program in Sustainable Management at the Presidio Graduate School.Note: Key members of TESIAC's management team also worked together at Renewable Energy Trust Capital and Dynamic Energy Networks.Financial Products & Services: Investment Banking, Capital Structure, Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, Investment Management, Venture Capital, Private Equity, Strategic Planning, Derivatives, Project Finance, Operations, Treasury Management, FP&A, Foreign Currency, Risk Management, Insurance, Financial Technology, and ESG. Energy, Mobility, and Technology: Microgrids, Solar PV, Wind, Biomass, Battery Storage, Electric Vehicles, Fuel Cells, Mass Transit, EV Charging, Data Analytics, Autonomous Vehicles, and Smart Cities. Financial Structures: P3, PPA, ESA, ESPC, EaaS, MaaS.

Listed skills include Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, Risk Management, Corporate Development, and 13 others.