Bradford J. Meikle
Senior Analyst and Managing Director
Mr. Meikle founded Renewable Analytics LLC in 2008, a Solar PV industry research firm based in San Francisco after two years of following the solar industry. The mission of Renewable Analytics is to provide reliable forecasts of supply, demand and pricing for key components. Industry research firms serving the solar industry tend to provide market forecasts that are updated just annually, too infrequent for a volatile growth industry. Renewable Analytics uses its founder’s experience in following commodities to employ elasticity of demand and reflexivity analysis rationale. Prior to Renewable Analytics, Mr. Meikle followed the semiconductor and technology hardware industries. Mr. Meikle graduated with honors from SUNY Albany in 1996, B.S., Finance.
Dirk Morbitzer
Senior Analyst and Managing Director
Mr. Morbitzer has spent the last five years in senior procurement management positions at Trina Solar and S.A.G. Solarstrom. Mr. Morbitzer has built an extensive network of contacts in the industry as well and in depth knowledge about different technologies. Before going into the solar PV industry, Mr. Morbitzer worked for more than six years as a project manager for the consulting firm Accenture on several international projects. Mr. Morbitzer holds a Masters in Business Administration and has a C.P.M. Certificate from the US Institute of Supply Management.
Alec Meikle
VP Sales
Alec Meikle joins Renewable Analytics from Warner Brothers where he was in TV post-production programming. Alec graduated from Emerson College in 2004.
Peter J. Kennedy
Venture Partner
Peter has over 18 years of industry and investing experience. He spent nine years at Morgan Stanley in New York and London researching and evaluating early-stage technology and telecommunications companies. At Morgan Stanley, Peter brought eleven initial public offerings ("IPOs") to market in the amount of over $1 billion and was a top Institutional Investor ranked equity analyst. Beyond his public market research, he was requested and retained by many of the larger private equity firms to evaluate new investments and restructuring opportunities.
Peter has focused exclusively on the medical device and elder care markets since 2002 and is an active investor and advisor in the industry. He has been retained as an advisor to Perennial Health Care, a $50 million elder care company, and holds a board seat at Magic Wheels, a start-up medical device company.
Peter also has substantial experience evaluating and structuring domestic and international investments. Before entering the financial services sector, Peter managed new business development for NYNEX International and directed over $300 million of investment into new Asian and European businesses. These investments were up over 300% when Peter left NYNEX to join Morgan Stanley. He was also involved in the early stages of the cellular industry, where he developed internal business management systems.
Antje Greiner
Solar PV Equity Analyst
Antje Greiner graduated 2002 from the University of Bamberg in political science and business administration, post graduated in 2004 from the Bank Academy, Frankfurt in finance and in 2009 from the University of the Principality of Liechtenstein, Vaduz with honors in asset management and private banking. She worked several years in the solar industry on the financial market side and for the Swiss exchange and has a deep understanding of branch and capital markets.
Joseph CG Eisenberg
Analyst
Mr. Eisenberg joins Renewable Analytics from Susquehanna International Group, where he was a buyside analyst following the solar pv and semiconductor sectors. He also currently serves as an advisor to Solar Logic Inc., a NYC-based solar developer. While in college Mr. Eisenberg worked in research at a Connecticut-based private investment firm, assessing companies, including in the energy and alternative energy space, for inclusion into the firm's portfolio. Joseph graduated Binghamton University with a BA in Economics and History in 2007.
Theo Yedinsky
Advisory Board Member
Theo Yedinsky joined Storefront Political Media in 2006 after helping to launch and manage the New Politics Institute, a think tank focused on how technology, new media and demographics are changing modern political campaigns. In 2004, Theo served as the Political Director for the Kerry Campaign during the "first in the nation" New Hampshire primary. He went on to serve the Kerry Campaign as the Deputy Program Director for the Democratic National Convention and as the Deputy Coordinated Campaign Director in Florida. Before his tour of duty on the Presidential campaign, Theo was the Caucus Director for the New Hampshire Democratic Senators and worked on congressional campaigns and for progressive political organizations in Washington, D.C. He also managed Simon Rosenberg's 2004 campaign to become Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Prior to getting the political bug, Theo was a teacher and coach for three years. He also happens to be a big Philadelphia Flyers fan.
