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John Marshall: 'We always need to be delivering additional value through our sustainability efforts'

Stuart Stone

09 January 2024 • 6 min read

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Zoa CEO, John Marshall, explains why he does not specifically look for 'green' skills when hiring and his excitement for the latest AI technologies

John Marshall, chief executive officer at clean energy firm Zoa, has more than 25 years of engineering and product development experience ranging from startups to Fortune 100 corporations. Prior...

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