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President, SPX Service Solutions

Chosen because: Arfi, 41, heads SPX's effort to get into the EV-charger business -- and the company has snagged a big client. SPX was chosen as General Motors' preferred provider and installer for 240-volt (Level 2) home charging units. Arfi has said that SPX plans to have a 480-volt (Level 3) fast-charger on the market by year end. Innovation and scale will lower the price of fast chargers, which some see as a key link in overcoming EV range limitations, Arfi says.

Quote: "Our initial target is residential installations to help ensure that the launch of the vehicle is flawless and the experience of the customer is good."

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