Out of engineering Adam was excited to work in cleantech, so he got a job in the R&D department of a Canadian oil & gas. Unfortunately, back then, cleantech was getting more talk than action, so he decided to try his skills at entrepreneurship. Two software startups later (one failed, but raised money, the other he successfully bootstrapped to an exit), Adam got back into cleantech where he joined some brilliant chemists to help commercialize some exciting CO2 reduction technology. This is where Adam connected with Foresight, becoming an EIR. He is currently commercializing a novel, hydrogen tech for long-haul transportation while starting a SaaS/software platform to help cleantech companies become more profitable.