Art Shirley

Art Shirley has had a diverse and extensive work experience. Art currently holds the role of Chief Commercial Officer at EvolOH, where they are responsible for seeking customers and manufacturing partners for their revolutionary electrolyzer technology. Prior to this, they served as the Chief Development Officer at EvolOH and as a Strategic Advisor.

Before joining EvolOH, Art Shirley held leadership positions at Airgas. Art was the Vice President of Helium & Hydrogen Product Lines and the Vice President of Gases Business Development. At Airgas, they played a key role in the development and expansion of their product lines.

Art Shirley also has experience working at The Linde Group and THE BOC GROUP. At The Linde Group, they served as the Head of Chemistry & Energy, focusing on business, market, and strategy development. While at THE BOC GROUP, they held various positions such as Section Director, Technology Director, and Section Manager, where they led business development initiatives and drove innovation in process technology.

Early in their career, Art Shirley worked at BP, formerly known as ARCO Oil & Gas Co., as a Senior Engineer. In this role, they designed mobility control techniques for enhanced oil production and made significant contributions to the optimization of surfactant consumption and reservoir modeling.

Overall, Art Shirley's work experience showcases their expertise in commercial development, product line management, business strategy, and process innovation across various industries.

Art Shirley has pursued their education in the field of Chemical Engineering. Art holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. Art then went on to attain a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree from the University of South Carolina. Continuing their academic journey, Art completed a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Chemical Engineering at Princeton University. Finally, they further advanced their knowledge and expertise in the field by earning a Master of Arts (MA) degree, also in Chemical Engineering, from the same institution. However, no specific start or end years are provided for any of these educational experiences.