Creating the Future of Construction Today

Scott Gebicke brings 11+ years as a leader in manufacturing innovation, most recently in several leadership roles at Jabil, including as president of the Industrial Division and of Jabil Defense & Aerospace. Scott ran a multibillion global P&L and a team of operations, technical and business leaders to deliver manufacturing services across a wide range of renewables, grid-level solutions, meters, industrial automation and connected building devices. Prior to joining Jabil, Scott was a leader in McKinsey & Company’s industrial practice out of the London and San Francisco offices. Scott served seven years as a U.S. Navy Officer, with significant operational combat experience. He holds a dual bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering and economics from Vanderbilt University, and an MBA from London Business School.

Most recently, Ryno was president and chief financial and administrative officer of Restoration Hardware (RH), the leading U.S. luxury furniture brand. His RH role included all areas of finance, accounting, treasury, IR, legal and regulatory compliance. Earlier, Ryno was chief business officer at Wheels Up, the membership-based private aviation startup, which operates its own fleet of 100+ aircrafts across the U.S.

Ryno began his financial career at Xoom, Inc. where he was CFO and chief risk officer for 10 years. He was a key player in the company’s journey from a team of 50 to a successful IPO and subsequent sale to PayPal.

Before moving to the Bay Area, Ryno worked in the UK assisting new hedge fund managers with their FCA regulatory compliance, accounting and tax challenges. He holds a bachelor’s (Honors) degree in accounting from the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, and is a member of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Will is a Principal at BOLD. Previously, Will worked at Marlin Equity Partners, a software and technology-focused private equity firm. Prior to that, Will worked in investment banking at Morgan Stanley where he participated in several mergers & acquisitions and strategic advisory assignments. Will graduated with a BA in Economics with a minor in American Studies from Stanford University.

Mira Inbar invests in early-stage climate technologies. She began her career as an environmentalist before spending over 10 years in the chemical, utility, and oil & gas sectors, building clean energy business lines. She helped build a battery manufacturing plant for Dow Chemical, a solar and wind portfolio for NRG Energy, and a home energy business for Shell. Mira holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Oberlin College and a Master’s Degree in business administration from the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley.