Redivider, Edge Data Center Provider, Expands Advisory Board to Address Critical Industry Challenges and Drive Energy With Impact Mission

Mark Tercek, Peter Gross, Joe Weinman, and Stacy Shulman join world-class board comprised of thought leaders, technologists and environmentalists

DOVER, Del.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Redivider today announced the appointment of four new advisory board members to drive the company’s mission of delivering energy with impact. Mark Tercek, Peter Gross, Joe Weinman, and Stacey Shulman will join existing members Francis Suarez, Tad Hunt, and Tony Greenberg, rounding out a world-class advisory board that shares Redivider’s passion for innovation and its focus on people, planet and profits.

“Redivider is transforming the data center industry by leveraging sustainable technology to benefit the planet and humanity, and so it was important to appoint an advisory board that shared our passion for our mission and values,” said Tom Frazier, co-founder & CEO, Redivider. “Our board offers unparalleled experience and a wealth of knowledge we will leverage to help grow our company and achieve our goals.”

About Redivider’s new advisory board members:

• Mark Tercek advises private sector and NGO leaders on ambitious environmental strategies. He previously served as the CEO of The Nature Conservancy (2008-2019) and as partner and managing director at Goldman Sachs (1984-2008). He is the author of the bestselling book "Nature's Fortune: How Business and Society Thrive by Investing in Nature."
  “Redivider has set out to make a real difference in the data center industry that will have far-reaching economic and environmental effects.” – Mark Tercek
  

• Peter Gross is an internationally recognized technology and energy expert. A titan in the data center industry, Peter has been at the forefront of many innovations that have transformed compute infrastructure, and is recognized as a thought leader in the mission-critical information, communication, and infrastructure design realm.
  “Redivider’s focus on people, planet and profits has positioned the company to be a leader in the next evolution of the data center industry.” – Peter Gross
  

• Joe Weinman is a noted authority on cloud and edge computing, digital strategy, and IT economics. A prolific speaker, Joe has appeared at more than 450 events on six different continents and been awarded 27 patents. In his career, Joe has held executive positions at Telx, Bell Labs, AT&T, and HP, and is the author of the acclaimed books "Cloudonomics" and "Digital Disciplines."
  “For too long, traditional data centers have been associated with negative effects on the environment. Redivider is shattering that image with a thoughtful mission to create positive change.” – Joe Weinman
  

• Stacey Shulman is vice president of Intel’s Network and Edge Computing Group. In a career spanning more than 25 years, Stacey has spearheaded multi-billion-dollar initiatives to drive digital transformation. She combines her expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data with a strong focus on social impact and sustainability.
  “Redivider is showing that responsible edge computing is not only good for the planet, but is good for business as well.” – Stacey Shulman

Founded in 2021 by Tom Frazier, Eric Appelblom and a team of veteran experts, Redivider is on a mission to deliver edge data centers with a simultaneous focus on sustainability and impact. The advisory council was formed in collaboration with RampRate, a global advisory firm focused on elevating the way businesses do business and breaking down barriers for impact-focused leaders of tomorrow.

For more information on Redivider, visit www.redivider.co.

About Redivider

Redivider is delivering on its mission to uplift humanity and create a positive environmental impact by deploying edge data centers in Opportunity Zones throughout the United States. By focusing on people, planet and profits, in that order, Redivider is solving the business need for increased computing amidst scarce energy while helping close the US economic divide. For more information, visit www.redivider.co.