Nisreen Rawdah is the Business Development Lead at Ivy Charging Network, where she helps organizations answer one fundamental question: Does EV charging make financial sense for your operation, and how do we structure it? She evaluates site economics, develops business cases that balance capital investment against operating costs, and translates technical complexity into decisions executives can act on. Before Ivy, Nisreen spent nearly 10 years operationalizing economic growth programs—leading workforce development and labour market initiatives at Toronto Metropolitan University’s Magnet, and supporting STEM-focused startups at TMU’s Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Nisreen navigates public and private sectors to bridge industry and community for sustainable, economic development. She’s positioned to explore how service models shift risk, improve project economics, and most recently, unlock electrification initiatives at scale.
