About InCharge Energy
Mission
Our mission is to help organizations navigate the evolving energy landscape by delivering integrated infrastructure, software, and services that improve reliability, optimize performance, and support a sustainable future.
History
InCharge Energy was founded by electric vehicle infrastructure pioneers Cameron Funk and Terry O’Day, two industry veterans who recognized early that commercial fleet electrification would fundamentally transform transportation. They saw not only the environmental benefits of this transition, but also the significant economic opportunity for organizations seeking to reduce operating costs while modernizing their operations. Together, they assembled a team of experts with deep experience in engineering, energy infrastructure, government, and transportation to build a company focused on accelerating the adoption of commercial electrification.
Today, InCharge Energy has evolved into a leading provider of integrated energy infrastructure solutions. While our foundation was built on designing, deploying, financing, and maintaining commercial EV charging infrastructure, our capabilities have expanded to meet the broader needs of customers navigating an increasingly complex energy landscape.
Organizations today require far more than charging infrastructure—they need resilient, intelligent, and connected energy ecosystems. InCharge delivers comprehensive solutions spanning electrical infrastructure, EV charging, lighting modernization, microgrids, solar energy systems, battery energy storage systems (BESS), distributed energy resources, and comprehensive operations and maintenance services.
As electrical infrastructure becomes increasingly distributed and mission critical, managing these complex assets has become just as important as deploying them. To address this challenge, InCharge developed InControl™, one of the industry’s first unified infrastructure operations platforms purpose-built to manage complex electrical assets throughout their entire lifecycle. InControl provides customers with the ability to monitor, manage, maintain, and optimize diverse energy infrastructure—including EV chargers, electrical distribution equipment, lighting systems, battery storage, solar assets, transformers, switchgear, and other critical electrical systems. By integrating real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, asset intelligence, warranty management, and field service orchestration, InControl helps maximize uptime, improve operational efficiency, and reduce total cost of ownership.
By combining deep expertise in electrical infrastructure, electrification, and intelligent asset management, InCharge enables organizations to improve energy reliability, reduce operating costs, strengthen operational resilience, and achieve long-term sustainability objectives. As the energy transition accelerates, InCharge remains committed to delivering the technology, software, services, and field expertise that empower customers to build, operate, and optimize the next generation of resilient energy infrastructure.
Leadership
If you need to get in touch with the executive team, please reach out to executive@inchargeus.com
Founder, Chief Training & Development Officer
Cameron Funk
Cameron had over 32 years of experience in energy efficiency, EV charging infrastructure development and EV solutions for OEM auto makers across the US, Canada, Latin America and Europe when he founded InCharge Energy. Previously, Cameron was CEO of Innogy e-Mobility US, a division of the German energy company Innogy SE. There, he participated in acquiring the leading U.S. electric vehicle fast charging hardware company and a customer-facing software application with over 700,000 regular users.
Cameron previously owned an EV and Electrical Services Company that was acquired by The LINC Group and then acquired by ABM in 2010. He was responsible for establishing the EV Charging business at ABM Delivering Global Infrastructure Services at scale.
Chief Executive Officer
Rich Mohr
Rich is the Chief Executive Officer of InCharge Energy, where he is leading the company’s evolution into a premier provider of integrated energy infrastructure solutions. Under his leadership, InCharge has expanded beyond EV charging to deliver electrical infrastructure, battery energy storage, microgrids, solar, lighting, field services, and intelligent infrastructure operations through the company’s proprietary InControl™ platform.
Rich brings more than 28 years of leadership experience in commercial transportation, fleet management, electrification, energy infrastructure, software, and emerging technologies. Prior to joining InCharge, he served as Senior Vice President of North America at ChargePoint, helping commercial fleet and enterprise customers accelerate their electrification strategies.
Before ChargePoint, Rich spent 25 years at Ryder System, Inc., where he held executive leadership roles, including Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of New Products. During his tenure, he co-led the launch of COOP by Ryder®, the transportation industry’s first commercial asset-sharing platform, while overseeing product strategy for fleet management, telematics, connected vehicle technologies, and advanced transportation solutions.
Founder, Chief Operating Officer
Terry O’Day
Before founding InCharge Energy, Terry led North American strategy for innogy e-Mobility US, a division of the $40 billion per year German energy company. There, he participated in acquiring the leading U.S. electric vehicle fast charging hardware company and a customer-facing software application with over 700,000 regular users.
Terry also was on the founding team of EVgo, the nation’s largest public fast charging company, and led the Market Development and the Western United States. He and his colleagues grew EVgo from its first public fast charging installation in 2011 to more than 1,000 chargers nationwide and overseeing an investment program of over $140 million by 2016. Terry led partnerships with major automakers, energy companies and state governments, including a $122.5 million agreement with the California Public Utilities Commission.
Chief Revenue Officer
Dennis Carter
Dennis is a seasoned electric vehicle industry leader with more than 29 years of experience driving growth, innovation, and infrastructure deployment across North America. Throughout his career, he has helped shape the evolution of the EV market by developing strategic partnerships, expanding commercial charging networks, and bringing innovative transportation technologies to market.
Prior to joining InCharge Energy, Dennis held leadership positions with LG Electronics, ChargePoint, EV Connect, and E-Z-GO, a Textron company. His experience spans OEM partnerships, channel development, fleet electrification, and large-scale EV charging infrastructure deployment throughout the United States and Canada.
Chief Technology Officer
Nikolas Runge
Prior to being named Chief Technical Officer in 2024, Nikolas had already laid a foundation for success with InCharge, including successfully scaling the Engineering and Product teams to support the rollout of more than 4,300 EV chargers in 2023. He also helped drive the technological development and launch of several innovative fleet charging solutions, including three V2X chargers announced at the 2023 ACT Expo, a range of high power chargers and a battery storage system announced at ACT Expo in 2024.
Nikolas was raised in a trucking family, driving commercial trucks and operating a fleet of semis in northwestern Germany. Nikolas brought his twelve years of prior experience in electric mobility to InCharge including with technology consultancy P3, charging solution provider innogy eMobility, and EV charger manufacturer BTC Power.
Founder, Executive VP of Growth
Van Wilkins
Van has over 35 years of experience in construction, fleet fueling, facilities management, data center reliability, EV charging infrastructure development and EV solutions for OEM auto makers across the US, Canada, Latin America and Europe. Van is a licensed electrician and contractor in 11 states and has overseen the growth of InCharge’s professional services team across every North American state and province.
Previously, Van was the Director of Business Development and had P&L responsibility for ABM’s National Accounts team as it built out a large portion of early adopter EV infrastructure. Prior to that Van operated several TEGG service franchises in Arizona and Virginia for electrical maintenance and Testing.
Board of Directors
Rich Mohr
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Cameron Funk
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Bala Nagarajan
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Mark McLanahan
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