Our novel and proprietary technology was built to solve some of the rail industry's most pressing challenges. From improving productivity, safety and retention to reducing damage and costs, we've created a smarter and more efficient approach for yard and near-yard operations.
Our VP of customer engagement, Connie Nordhues-Bieber, is a 27-year rail industry veteran. Throughout her career, Connie has been working with all levels of organizations to find solutions that add value by improving safety and productivity.
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Railspire’s chief information and security officer, Tom Allen, has nearly 20 years of rail industry experience. He establishes and maintains our computing infrastructure and provides top-grade customer support.
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Our chief commercial officer, Adam Bridges has more than 34 years of surface transportation experience that includes rail carload, intermodal, trucking and more. He's leading our commercial strategy as we bring our novel technology to market.
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A quick look at our co-founders' collective achievements:
✅Helped deploy the world's first autonomous train.
✅Oversaw the development of emerging tech for all four of the world's major train control product offerings.
✅Co-founded, grew and sold a prominent B2B SaaS platform in the rail industry.
✅Invented a revolutionary approach to autonomous train control.
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A glimpse at our history in just 25 seconds. It's been a productive and successful two-and-a-half years, and we're just getting started. Learn more: https://t.co/OY81WL1Oi8.
2022 was a big year in Railspire's history. In addition to launching proof of concept field trials with a Class I partner railroad, the company raised another $6.1 million and began earning revenue through its first three commercial agreements.
In part two of the 'History of Railspire' series, we examine milestones across 2021. In a second round of fundraising, the company raised $4.6 million, and by year's end, experienced early signs of success.
Our 'History of Railspire' series looks back on the success and momentum the company has generated in less than three years. Part one focuses on 2020, the year the company was founded and quickly raised $875,000 for early-stage proof of concept.