Pixii AS
Kenneth Bodahl has extensive work experience, starting in 1996 at Eltek AS, where they held various roles including System Engineer, Sales Support Engineer - APAC, Engineering Manager - APAC, OEM Manager, Executive Director, Managing Director - APAC, Regional President - APAC, and finally, Executive Vice President - Business Development. In 2018, they became the CEO of Ping Communication Group and recently, in 2021, they took on the role of CEO at Pixii AS.
Kenneth Bodahl completed their Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Electronics and Cybernetics from the Høgskolen i Vestfold (HiVe) from 1993 to 1996. Prior to that, they pursued Grunnkurs Elektro in Electrical and Electronics at Åssiden Videregående Skole from 1991 to 1992. Kenneth also attended Drammen Videregaende from 1988 to 1991, but no specific degree or field of study was mentioned for this period.
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Pixii AS
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Pixii is a rapidly growing supplier of modular and scalable battery-based energy storage solutions for a wide range of market segments. Committed to a sustainable future, Pixii speeds up the transition to green energy by enabling efficient integration of renewable energy, reducing costs, emissions and environmental impact. Pixii was established in 2018 by experts in energy conversion and storage with decades of industry experience. The company has its head office in Kristiansand, Norway, with a rapidly expanding team in a growing number of international offices. At Pixii, we dare say we have a unique company culture. We are passionate and enthusiastic, and even a bit impatient. Our minds are set on growth, and we can´t wait to bring the universal advantages of our solutions to new customers and new markets. The more we grow, the faster the transition to greener energy. We are good colleagues, even friends. There is plenty of room to try, and to fail. We work hard, always supporting each other and have lots of fun on the way. Are you ready to make a difference and help us lead the way into a more sustainable energy future?