May 16, 2022
Exro Technologies (TSX: EXRO) (OTCQB: EXROF), a leading clean technology company that has developed a new class of power electronics for electric motors and batteries, today announced that its CEO Sue Ozdemir will be a featured speaker at this year’s TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility in San Mateo, California, from May 18-20, 2022, and Collision in Toronto, Ontario, from June 20-23, 2022. “I’m excited to kick off the 2022 summer events season at two of North America’s leading technology events, surrounded by innovators, entrepreneurs and automotive leaders who share a similar affinity to move fast and break things in the name of electrification,” said Sue Ozdemir, CEO of Exro. “I am honored to have been selected to participate in such influential events in the e-mobility space and look forward to meeting with potential new partners and customers, skilled talent and industry leaders, who will help Exro realize its vision of an electrified world where power is consumed intelligently, equitably and with minimal resources or waste.”
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About Exro Technologies Inc.
Exro is a clean technology company pioneering intelligent control solutions in power electronics to help solve the most challenging problems in electrification. Exro has developed a new class of control technology that expands the capabilities of electric motors, generators and batteries. Exro enables the application to achieve more with less energy consumed. Exro’s advanced motor control technology, the Coil Driver(TM), expands the capabilities of electric powertrains by enabling intelligent optimization for efficient energy consumption. Exro is working with many partners from all over the world to bring their technology to the electric mobility industries and beyond. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Exro.com.
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