- Breathe has doubled its workforce from 30 to 60 employees in the past year
- It has also expanded into new offices in Oval and doubled its laboratory capacity, reinforcing its status as the largest battery lab in London
- In March Breathe announced a partnership with Volvo Cars to integrate its Breathe Charge software into new electric vehicles, reducing charging times by 30%
- In the past 12 months, Breathe has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Rich Silley (ex National Instruments) as VP Sales and Aurélie Maedje (ex refurbed) as VP People and Operations
- The company’s software products, Breathe Charge and Breathe Life, use adaptive charging to optimise battery performance
- Breathe continues its mission to contribute to a cleaner future by improving battery technology for electric vehicles and consumer electronics
[LONDON, UK] : Leading supplier of physics-based adaptive charging software for batteries, Breathe Battery Technologies has reported a period of remarkable growth and innovation.
In the past year it has doubled its workforce from 30 to 60 employees and expanded into new offices in Oval, London, signaling a significant scale-up in operations. This expansion is not limited to personnel; Breathe has also doubled the capacity of its laboratory, reinforcing its status as the largest battery lab in London and underlining its commitment to pushing the boundaries of battery technology.
The company’s rapid expansion comes on the heels of several notable achievements. In March, it announced a groundbreaking partnership with Volvo Cars which will see its innovative software, Breathe Charge integrated into Volvo Car’s new generation of fully electric vehicles, reducing charge times by 30% while maintaining the same energy density and range without impacting the vehicle battery’s health status.
In April, Breathe also strengthened its leadership team by appointing Aurélie Maedje as VP People and Operations. Maedje, who brings valuable experience from her tenure at fast-growing online marketplace, refurbed, has since been spearheading Breathe’s rapid team expansion. This comes hot off the back of the appointment of Rich Silley as VP Sales. With an extensive background in sales leadership from National Instruments and Sondrel, Silley will drive Breathe’s market expansion and customer engagements.
Dr. Ian Campbell, co-founder and CEO of Breathe Battery Technologies said:
“Our recent growth is a testament to the increasing demand for advanced battery solutions in the global push towards electrification. By expanding our team and facilities, we’re
positioning ourselves at the forefront of this revolution. Our partnership with Volvo Cars is just the beginning. We’re committed to developing technologies that will make electric vehicles more accessible and convenient for everyone, ultimately contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future.”
As Breathe Battery Technologies continues to grow and innovate, it remains true to its founding dream: a world where everyone breathes clean air. By making batteries better and helping brands do more with the power they have, Breathe is not just riding the wave of electrification – it’s helping to create it. With its expanded team, enhanced facilities, and groundbreaking partnerships, Breathe is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of sustainable energy and transportation.
