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5 Stocks Weathered the Great Recession Better Than Most, What Can We Learn?
5 Stocks Weathered the Great Recession Better Than Most, What Can We Learn?
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Kevin Stevens posted this🚨Hiring Alert🚨 When we brought on Alan Glass to co-head our Endurance strategy, I knew immediately we’d hit a home run. He brought a new level of experience and expertise to our platform that took us to the next level. We immediately went to work on building our team to support the already solid foundation laid by Meredith Breach Bos and Elisabeth Spencer. We added Mark Tomasovic from the Energize Capital Ventures team and now… … we’re excited to add Sam Austin to the crew! Similar to Alan, Sam brings a set of expertise and strengths to our platform that will benefit the portfolio. He’s been a hands on investor his entire career, including a stint as acting CFO, and a trusted partner to executives for over a decade. In the critical industries we serve, that knowledge and experience is invaluable. And, if you know Energize, you know how important culture fit is to us. Sam passed those tests (including an escape room) with flying colors. We’re excited to bring the native-Chicagoan home and to the Energize team!
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Kevin Stevens reposted thisKevin Stevens reposted thisPlease join us in welcoming our two newest team members, Sam Austin and Aaron Donenberg! Sam joins us as a principal on our Endurance team, guiding our private equity strategy to provide later-stage executives with capital and executional support to achieve profitable, sustainable scale. A Chicago native, Sam brings deep financial and operating experience from True Wind Capital, Active Interest Media, Citi, and beyond. Aaron joins the Energize EDGE portfolio services team as a portfolio finance analyst, supporting our Finance & Operations pillar. He focuses on portfolio data analytics and financial reporting, partnering with our portfolio companies to drive strong financial tracking and decision-making. Welcome, Sam and Aaron!
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Kevin Stevens shared thisWe’ll see this be more of an issue in the midterm. People are concerned that data centers are driving up electricity bills. Combine that with the fear of AI taking jobs and data centers not creating many, it’s a recipe for backlash. I suspect we’ll see more data centers commit to flexibility, on site generation, and partnering with utilites to upgrade the grid. It’s likely to be a structure tailwind for companies operating in the sector for the foreseeable future. #ai #grid
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Kevin Stevens reposted thisKevin Stevens reposted this⚡ $21M funding announcement! Some teams feel destined to work together- and the Energize Capital + Halcyon combination is one of those natural stories.⚡ The Energy markets deserve an AI-native data platform, and Energize believes that Bruce Falck, Nat Bullard, Alex Klaessig, Alexander Huras and Sam Steyer are the perfect team to execute that opportunity. This is going to be a really exciting journey and the all of Team Energize is behind this effort. Tyler Lancaster Juan Muldoon Katie McClain Lauren Densham Kevin Stevens Alan Glass Eileen Waris Ana Hugener Anson MacKinney Meredith Breach Bos Mark Tomasovic Agustina Soriano Sergi Elisabeth Spencer
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Kevin Stevens shared thisServices have long been overlooked by tech investors, including me. That's going to change with AI and energy is the perfect place for it to start. https://lnkd.in/gfFKraQt
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Kevin Stevens shared thisJohn Arnold is a legend in energy - highly recommend giving this a listen. https://lnkd.in/gYmdZNVyJohn Arnold - China, Energy Markets and Fixing America's Systems - [Invest Like the Best, EP.461]John Arnold - China, Energy Markets and Fixing America's Systems - [Invest Like the Best, EP.461]
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Kevin Stevens reposted thisKevin Stevens reposted thisFINAL CALL - 1 WEEK TO APPLY! 👀💪⚡ Energize Capital is hiring 2 investors for our Ventures team, a Principal and Senior Associate. We are seeking exceptional individuals with investing and operating experience at the intersection of technology and the energy, climate and industrial sectors. Please apply at the links below ... we will keep the applications open for the next week or so before proceeding with interviews. Principal: https://lnkd.in/diKzEPNz Senior Associate: https://lnkd.in/d3_JnECH John Tough Katie McClain Juan Muldoon Kevin Stevens Alan Glass Lauren Densham Ana Hugener Eileen Waris Mark Tomasovic Meredith Breach Bos Agustina Soriano Sergi Anson MacKinney Elisabeth Spencer
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Kevin Stevens shared thisA few interesting charts from this week on AI. 1. The most common use cases and barriers to adoption. 2. Software TAM is expanding, margins are the question mark. 3. Vertical software shows no signs of slowing down. https://lnkd.in/gqAPxsak
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Kevin Stevens shared thisGreat opportunity to join the Energize Capital team! We're looking for experienced investors to join our Ventures team backing the best emerging technologies within the energy transition and industrial digitization. Come help us support the very best founders building what's next!Kevin Stevens shared this⚠️ HIRING ALERT ⚠️ Energize Capital is hiring a Principal and Senior Associate for our Ventures team. These roles will work closely with Juan Muldoon and I along with our entire investment team. We have a passionate, collaborative, tight-knit culture working out of our HQ in Chicago. 💪 ⚡ If you are interested or have qualified candidates in your network, please apply at the link below! https://lnkd.in/gXimMDvv John Tough Katie McClain Kevin Stevens Lauren Densham Alan Glass Ana Hugener Eileen Waris Mark Tomasovic Agustina Soriano Sergi Anson MacKinney Meredith Breach Bos Elisabeth Spencer
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisBig day for ESS. We’re expanding beyond long-duration into a full-spectrum, non-lithium energy storage platform. Our partnership with Alsym brings next-gen sodium-ion capability into the portfolio—unlocking short and medium duration applications while staying true to what we believe: safer, more sustainable alternatives to lithium. Iron flow + sodium-ion = a clear path to cover the full storage stack. https://lnkd.in/gX-Swdcb
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisIf you’re a commercial energy buyer, you’ve probably wondered how the Middle East conflict is affecting U.S. energy prices. What we’re seeing is more complex than a simple price reaction. Different regions are responding in very different ways. In our upcoming webinar, we’ll break down: • Why the impact of global events isn’t uniform across U.S. markets • How ERCOT, PJM, and NYISO are behaving right now • What those differences mean for your procurement strategy If you're making energy purchasing decisions, this context matters. 𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟵 | 𝟴:𝟯𝟬 – 𝟵:𝟭𝟱 𝗔𝗠 𝗖𝗦𝗧 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 → https://lnkd.in/g23K-TtH #EnergyMadeHuman
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisWe asked John Leigh, Chief Customer & Operating Officer at Sitetracker, about one area where customers are discovering hidden value from Scout. . . . Here’s a hint: automating tedious, time-consuming tasks so teams can finally focus on what actually matters. Watch the video for more. #ScoutAI
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisSolar is a team sport ☀️ When designers, engineers, and developers gather in the same room, impossible becomes possible. And workable! That's exactly what Watts Up on Tour has proved us yesterday in London. It was great to get away from the tradeshow noise and bring the UK solar community together for a candid discussion on real-world solar challenges and successes. You can still join us for the next one in a city near you: 📍 New York — May 6 📍 Denver — May 7 📍 San Francisco — May 13 Save your seat now 👉 https://lnkd.in/eUiMap6r
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisAs global dynamics evolve in the Middle East, energy markets are adjusting in real time. Understanding those shifts is key to making informed decisions. Here’s our take on what’s happening and what to watch next: https://lnkd.in/gzTfhTbf #EnergyMadeHuman
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisEarlier this month I had the pleasure of sharing more about the work we do at Builders Vision with my colleague David Hirsch at The Wharton School's The Impact, Value, and Sustainable Business Initiative. Was great to see such thoughtful engagement from the Penn and Wharton students in attendance and special thanks to Rajith Sebastian, CFA, Juliet Gelfman-Randazzo, Eli E., and Jay Corbin for pulling together such a well-run event.
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisLast week I joined an outstanding group of sustainability leaders for a candid, closed-door session co-hosted by Patch and Salesforce during San Francisco Climate Week. Our panel tackled a question every sustainability leader is grappling with: AI is simultaneously challenging our emissions trajectories while offering the most powerful tools we've ever had for decarbonization. In 2026 our teams have been focused on rethinking previous workflows, developing new fit-for-purpose tools with GenAI, and accelerating our work. Here are three areas where AI is directly accelerating our climate work: 🔹 Hardware decarbonization — Our data centers have 300M+ part numbers, with less than half covered by Product Carbon Footprint data. To tackle this gap, we used machine learning to forecast coverage for similar parts with 99% accuracy, then GenAI to apply that data back to our GHG inventory. This enabled the team to better understand what will really drive emissions reductions. 🔹 Materials innovation — We co-developed an open-source AI model in partnership with the University of Illinois to produce a new concrete formulation achieving 40% carbon reduction vs. industry baseline, while meeting the necessary performance characteristics for our data centers. 🔹 Supplier engagement at scale — Coming out of a team hackathon, we developed an AI-powered model to score suppliers across five dimensions and map each to tailored engagement playbooks. What took significant manual effort now runs in minutes. What excites me most about all of this as a leader is that these speed gains — accelerated by Meta's hackathon culture — free up time for our teams to do the real, human work of building supplier relationships, making difficult tradeoff calls, and driving action. Thank you to Sunya Norman, Nat Bullard, Jessica Hyman, Ellen Jackowski, Patch, and Salesforce for a fantastic day. #Sustainability #AI #ClimateWeekSF #SFCW2026
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Kevin Stevens liked thisKevin Stevens liked thisExcited to share that I'm returning to Chicago to join the Energize Capital team as a Principal within their Endurance strategy! Look forward to partnering with late-stage tech and services companies and executives across energy, construction, and industrial end markets. Big thanks to the Endurance team (Alan Glass, Kevin Stevens, Meredith Breach Bos, Mark Tomasovic, Elisabeth Spencer) for the warm welcome. If you're working in climate, energy, construction, or industrials, please reach out!
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PJM released the results of its annual capacity bidding process yesterday and the results were, as expected, higher energy prices. The final numbers came in at $329.17 per megawatt day, a 22% increase over 2024 which was an 800% increase from 2023. PJM is also slated to retire 15-30% of its generation between now at 2035 meaning the problem will only get worse if something doesn’t give. h/t Grid Status for the chart More from me here: https://lnkd.in/gR6iQTTB #energy #datacenters #ai
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