AiGent Appoints Todd Krause as Chief Development Officer

AiGent, Inc. has appointed Todd Krause as Chief Development Officer to enhance customer engagement and growth, announced in a press release.

AiGent, Inc. has appointed Todd Krause as Chief Development Officer, as announced in a press release. Krause, a seasoned leader in the distributed energy resources industry, will report to CEO Stephanie Hendricks. His role will focus on recruiting customers to connect to AiGent's technology platform, which aims to unlock nearly 200 GWs of distributed generation in the U.S.

Krause brings over 20 years of experience, having previously driven revenue growth at companies like Voltus, Blue Pillar, and EnerNOC. At AiGent, he will work to achieve the company's growth goals and ensure customer satisfaction with its AI-driven asset optimization platform.

Francoise Parker, President of AiGent, praised Krause's leadership and expertise, highlighting his ability to earn customer trust and drive rapid sales results. Krause expressed enthusiasm for bringing AiGent's technology to market and reengaging with past customers to optimize their onsite generation.

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