It Was All About the Team

Adam is an experienced engineering leader and entrepreneur with a deep background in electric vehicle (EV) propulsion, autonomous platforms, and advanced mobility architecture. Throughout his career, he has held senior roles at companies like Arcimoto, Navistar, and Local Motors, where he successfully managed advanced products in the mobility space. Adam holds several patents and earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Minor in Economics from Lawrence Technological University

Alex is a product and engineering leader with experience in advanced manufacturing and new mobility, leading multidisciplinary teams from concept through production.
Previously, he served as Vice President of R&D at Local Motors, where he led development of the world’s first structurally 3D-printed vehicle and multiple generations of autonomous shuttles.

Tony has over a decade of experience in vehicle dynamics, chassis systems, and autonomous vehicle integration. He has held numerous leadership roles at Local Motors, where he notably served as Chief Vehicle Systems Engineer for the development of Olli 2.0. Throughout his career, he has successfully managed cross-functional teams to launch low-volume production vehicles Tony is also a dedicated mentor and SAE Contributor, serving as a lead organizer and national tech inspector for the Baja SAE series since 2013

Bee deals with operations and facility management, bringing flexibility to the company, working on a variety of projects including vehicle maintenance and repair, business development research, and day-to-day operation of the shop. He holds an MA from Wayne State University, and worked at Wayne State as a debate coach and event logistics coordinator for nearly a decade before joining the Additive Mobility team. Bee enjoys aiding in the production and building of immersive art events in Detroit.

Jamie is a supply chain and operations specialist focused on coordinating procurement, inventory, and fulfillment across complex manufacturing environments. She brings a practical, detail-driven approach to Additive Mobility, where she aligns vendor relations, inventory management, and delivery workflows to ensure the success of ongoing programs. Throughout her career, Jamie has developed a reputation for streamlining day-to-day operations and maintaining high-efficiency production standards. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Global Supply Chain Management from Wayne State University, and enjoys spending time with her family and dogs in her spare time.

Willie Haywood specializes in ADAS and EV systems. Over his career, he has developed a strong proficiency in the full product life cycle, from building initial prototypes to production systems. He specializes in automotive systems such as electric vehicle chargers, autonomous driving features, and smart camera systems. Willie has successfully led technical projects for major companies like Harman, Nexteer, and Caterpillar. He graduated from Purdue University where he recieved a bachelors in Electrical Engineering and a Minor in Mathematics.

Tu Le is the Founder and Managing Director of Sino Auto Insights, a global mobility advisory firm helping organizations navigate the fast-evolving transportation landscape. He authors the widely followed SAI Weekly Newsletter and co-hosts China EVs & More and At The Wheel, breaking down the forces reshaping the global auto, transportation, and technology industries with a sharp focus on China.

Tu’s career spans more than two decades across Michigan, Silicon Valley, and China, including roles in Michigan’s auto industry, Apple and Logitech, and 13 years in China with Ford in Shanghai and at Chinese startups before founding Sino Auto Insights in Beijing in 2017.

A go-to source for major, global media outlets like Bloomberg, CNN, The Economist, Financial Times, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal to name a few, Tu is known for his candid insights on what’s next in mobility. Tu also mentors and scouts emerging mobility startups globally for investors.

With over 40 years of experience in automotive engineering and electrification, Gary Gloceri is a distinguished leader in EV system architecture and powertrain development. Recently retired Chief Technical Engineer for EV System Architecture at Navistar/International Inc, he has consistently driven innovation at the intersection of software, control systems, and high-voltage hardware.

Throughout an illustrious career that includes leadership roles at Rivian, Magna Powertrain, and Ford Motor Company, Gary has specialized in scaling complex technical programs from concept to production launch for established OEMs and start-ups. His expertise spans a broad range of applications, from implementing integrated torque management systems for global vehicle lines to managing multi-million dollar engineering budgets for advanced battery electric platforms.

A veteran of the industry, Gary’s track record is defined by his ability to bridge the gap between technical vision and operational execution, ensuring that next-generation mobility solutions are both high-performing and commercially viable.