3V Infrastructure Names Nicole Johnson as CFO

In a strategic move to fuel its ambitious expansion in the electric vehicle charging sector, 3V Infrastructure has appointed Nicole Johnson as its new Chief Financial Officer. This key hire underscores the company's commitment to scaling its operations and solidifying its position as a leading investor, owner, and operator of EV charging solutions across diverse property types.

Johnson, a seasoned finance executive with a background in high-growth energy companies, will be instrumental in shaping 3V Infrastructure's financial strategy. Her responsibilities will encompass overseeing financial operations, supporting the rollout of new product offerings, accelerating charger deployments, and driving customer acquisition initiatives. The appointment is designed to enhance long-term value creation as the demand for accessible and reliable EV charging infrastructure continues its rapid ascent.

Prior to joining 3V Infrastructure, Johnson served as CFO at Carbon America, where she played a pivotal role in guiding the company through its formative years. Her tenure there included securing crucial government funding and establishing robust financial frameworks. Her earlier career involved significant leadership roles within the energy sector, focusing on financial strategy, complex transactions, and driving strategic growth, with her foundational experience gained in public accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

3V Infrastructure, backed by GDEV Management, is actively deploying its EV charging infrastructure across various commercial real estate asset classes nationwide. The company differentiates itself by partnering with national multifamily portfolios and other property owners to offer Level 2 EV charging solutions. This model allows property owners to enhance tenant satisfaction, boost property value, and support the broader adoption of electric vehicles without the burden of upfront capital expenditure or operational complexities.

The burgeoning EV charging market, projected to reach hundreds of billions of dollars globally in the coming decade, presents a significant opportunity for companies like 3V Infrastructure. With increasing government incentives and a growing consumer preference for EVs, the demand for robust charging networks is paramount. Johnson's expertise will be crucial in navigating this dynamic landscape, ensuring financial discipline, and securing the necessary capital to support 3V Infrastructure's growth trajectory.

Benjamin Kanner, CEO of 3V Infrastructure, expressed confidence in Johnson's capabilities, stating, “She has consistently demonstrated an ability to lead beyond financial operations, driving growth and organizational sophistication that is invaluable as we continue expanding our position in the EV charging infrastructure space. I look forward to partnering with her to deepen our financial strategy, support continued investment, and help create long-term value for our customers, partners, and sponsors.” Johnson added, “I’m excited to step into this role as 3V continues to expand access to EV charging. I look forward to working alongside such a talented team to help drive disciplined growth and support the company’s next chapter.”