Scientific depth is expected to survive operational and commercial reality.
Leadership
Technical leadership with an execution mindset.
Redionix is set up as a lean company structure led by technical judgement, direct communication, and work that has to hold up beyond the first impression.
Leadership
The people behind the work.
Ellen van der Ven
Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer
Ellen van der Ven leads company direction at Redionix across strategy, partnerships, business development, and execution. Her role keeps commercial priorities, external relationships, and delivery discipline aligned so technical capability is translated into a stronger company position.
Pooria Moozarm Nia
Co-founder & Chief Technology Officer
Pooria Moozarm Nia leads technical direction at Redionix across electrochemical systems, hydrogen technologies, energy materials, diagnostics, and product-oriented development strategy. His background combines research depth with industrial R&D work across batteries, fuel cells, electrolysers, electrochemical conversion, and materials-led system development. That mix is central to how Redionix approaches technical decisions.
Carlos Rivera
Operations Manager
Carlos Rivera leads operational coordination at Redionix across project delivery, internal workflows, and cross-functional execution. His role keeps programmes moving with clearer priorities, dependable follow-through, and the operating discipline needed to support technical work.
Myra Lindsey
R&D Manager
Myra Lindsey leads R&D coordination at Redionix across applied development work, validation planning, and structured technical execution. Her role helps connect experimental activity with sharper learning, better test discipline, and more decision-useful progress.
Thelma Greenwood
Financial Officer
Thelma Greenwood leads financial oversight at Redionix across planning, reporting, governance, and commercial discipline. Her role helps ensure the company’s technical ambition is backed by sound controls, clear financial visibility, and sustainable operating decisions.
Operating model
Small enough to stay sharp. Broad enough to move.
Technical direction
Electrochemistry, materials behaviour, diagnostics, and scale-aware development logic stay close to the centre of decision-making.
Execution pace
Projects are pushed toward useful answers, clearer next steps, and fewer performative work loops.
Commercial discipline
Technical work is judged not only by novelty, but by whether it improves a client’s options, timing, and confidence.
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