Caleb Holt

Caleb Holt's work experience includes various roles in different companies. Caleb is currently the Chief Executive Officer at TracksNA, where they oversee the operations of Tracks North America and the development of the Wolverine, an autonomous multi-purpose platform for the Armed Forces. Prior to this, Caleb was the Founder & CEO of Axle Box, a company focused on tech scouting and market channel development. Caleb also founded and served as the CEO of Safe Tech Inc., a company involved in an undisclosed field. In addition, Caleb was a Managing Member at TX-Tactical, where they worked on bringing tactical innovations to first responders and the Armed Forces. Caleb also held the position of Managing Member at Intelligent Nanofiber, Inc., where they worked on scaling up production of molten polypropylene for air filtration, oil and gas clean-up, and more. Caleb was also a Managing Member at CENTEX Poly Solutions, a custom plastic product manufacturer. Prior to these roles, Caleb served as the Chair of the Technology Council at the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC), where they focused on technology-related initiatives. Caleb also worked as a Principal Investigator at the Defense to Response Technology Program, conducting research and development related to emergency response technologies. Caleb also served on the Board of Directors at Cartofusion Technologies, LLC, where they were involved in commercializing SituMap, a GIS mapping technology. Lastly, they worked at Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service - TEEX as a Product Development Center Manager, where they assisted entrepreneurs, businesses, communities, and governments in leveraging market intelligence for their technologies and programs.

Caleb Holt attended Connors State College from 2003 to 2005, where they pursued an Associate of Science degree in Agricultural Sciences. Afterwards, from 2005 to 2007, they enrolled in Texas A&M University and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science with a Science Option. Subsequently, Caleb pursued further education at Texas A&M University from 2007 to 2009, where they completed a Master of Agribusiness degree, specializing in Agribusiness.