Gravity Driven Industries, Inc. is headquartered in Fort Mill, South Carolina. The company holds five issued U.S. patents on its energy-harvesting suspension architecture and is defining a new energy category: recovery at the point of motion.
Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder
More than twenty years in business development, commercial construction, and high-growth leadership. A U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran, Jesse sets Gravity's market strategy, category position, and federal and commercial engagement. He also owns Superior Masonry Unlimited, a commercial masonry contractor operating across the Southeast.
Chief Technology Officer, Co-Founder, Inventor
Sole inventor of record on the Gravity patent portfolio. More than twenty years in large-scale mechanics and system design. A graduate of The Citadel, Matt directs system architecture, prototype development, and engineering integration across vehicle platforms.
Chief Operating Officer
U.S. Army veteran with deep experience in logistics, operational management, and government contracting. Mark directs execution and integration of the Gravity system across fleet, defense, and industrial markets.
Chief Financial Officer, Co-Founder
Sixteen years in financial management, capital structuring, and scaling high-growth ventures. Matt directs Gravity's financial model, unit economics, intellectual property valuation, and capital strategy.
Strategic Advisor
Retired U.S. Army Major General with a career in special operations. Advises on defense pathways, Department of Defense engagement, and national energy policy networks.
Advisor
Recipient of the Secretary of Defense Medal. Background in critical minerals and global venture development. Advises on defense industrial base engagement and strategic partnerships.
Gravity Driven Industries, Inc.
9354 Old Bailes Road
Fort Mill, South Carolina 29707
Gravity is built to grow from operations. First-vehicle revenue funds the next demonstrator. Non-dilutive federal and state programs, licensing royalties, and selective strategic capital follow in that order. Dilution is a cost, not a default.
