Proven, Not Promised.

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  David Voyticky

  Co-Founder & Co-CEO

  David J. Voyticky is a Co-Founder of IBCO, which is commercializing a proven single-step pyrolysis technology that turns woody biomass and organic waste into renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel and biochar. He co-founded the company with Chris Headrick, and brings more than 30 years of M&A, restructuring and financing experience in the U.S. and abroad.

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  David Voyticky

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  Co-Founder & Co-CEO

  David J. Voyticky is a Co-Founder of IBCO, which is commercializing a proven single-step pyrolysis technology that turns woody biomass and organic waste into renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel and biochar. He co-founded the company with Chris Headrick, and brings more than 30 years of M&A, restructuring and financing experience in the U.S. and abroad.

  David began his career in investment banking as a Vice President at Goldman Sachs and Houlihan Lokey and as an Associate at J.P. Morgan in London and New York. He went on to found Red Mountain Capital Partners and was a partner in the $300 million relaunch of Chapman Capital.

  As President and a Board Member of Miller Energy Resources (NYSE: MILL), he grew annual revenue from a few million dollars to over $70 million, cut the cost of capital from 25% to under 5%, led the company's acquisitions in Alaska and took its market value from $3 million to nearly $1 billion. As a Board Member of Iovance Biotherapeutics (IOVA), he led its restructuring and negotiated its core technology license; Iovance is now worth over $3 billion.

  As co-founder of the venture studio Venerable Holdings, David built businesses around sustainable energy, healthcare and agricultural technology in the Americas and Africa, and was an early investor in and advisor to the developer of IBCO's pyrolysis technology. He serves on the boards of Max International, Victory Clean Energy and African Power Initiatives, and holds a J.D., an M.B.A. and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Michigan and a B.A. in Philosophy from Pomona College.

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  Andrea Pinabell

  Co-CEO and Founding Partner

  Andrea Pinabell is an energy and sustainability executive with more than 30 years of leadership experience across the corporate, philanthropic, and nonprofit sectors. She brings together technical expertise, commercial strategy, and partnership development to help organizations translate innovation into measurable business and environmental value.

  As Co-CEO, she leads vision, strategy, and growth to advance the conversion of woody biomass into renewable fuels and valuable coproducts. Her work spans commercial strategy, strategic partnerships, sustainability, and carbon markets.

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  Andrea Pinabell

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  Co-CEO and Founding Partner

  Andrea Pinabell is an energy and sustainability executive with more than 30 years of leadership experience across the corporate, philanthropic, and nonprofit sectors. She brings together technical expertise, commercial strategy, and partnership development to help organizations translate innovation into measurable business and environmental value.

  As Co-CEO of The Integrated Biorefinery Company (IBCO), Andrea leads the company’s vision, strategy, and growth, advancing the commercialization of technology that converts woody biomass into renewable fuels and valuable coproducts. Her responsibilities span corporate and commercial strategy, organizational development, strategic partnerships, and stakeholder engagement. She helps shape IBCO’s capital strategy and market development, supporting the company’s transition from technology commercialization to developing, owning, and operating biorefineries. She also guides lifecycle carbon strategy, certification pathways, environmental claims, and value creation from biochar and carbon removal. Alongside her Co-CEO, she builds the leadership team, establishes decision rights and performance measures, and oversees strategic risks.

  Andrea also serves as a Distinguished External Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology’s Strategic Energy Institute, supporting strategic partnerships and engagement across the energy innovation ecosystem.

  Previously, Andrea founded and served as CEO of AC Impact Advisors, a boutique advisory firm helping leaders design and implement strategies for organizational transformation, cleantech innovation, sustainability, and growth. She also served as Vice President of Growth and Innovation at RE Tech Advisors, a Legence company, where she directed corporate strategy, strategic partnerships, innovation, and communications for a firm serving commercial real estate and institutional investor clients.

  As President of Southface Institute, an Atlanta-based sustainability nonprofit, Andrea advanced its mission to build a regenerative economy through resource efficiency, social equity, and a healthy built environment. Earlier, as Vice President of Sustainability and Global Citizenship at Starwood Hotels & Resorts, she led the development and integration of sustainability initiatives across more than 1,500 properties in over 100 countries. Her career also includes roles at The Home Depot Foundation, Kimley-Horn, and Koch Industries.

  Andrea serves on the boards of Lime Rock New Energy, Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub, and the Center for Responsible Travel. Her leadership has earned numerous honors, including recognition among Georgia’s Most Notable Georgians in 2020 and the Atlanta 500 in 2020 and 2021, the USGBC Leadership Award in 2019, and inclusion in the Energy Leader 75 in 2018.

  Andrea holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University and a graduate certificate in sustainable business management from the University of Cambridge. She and her family reside in Atlanta, Georgia.

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  Chris Headrick

  Co-Founder & Chief Commercialization Officer

  Chris has spent 35 years on the economics of energy.

  He entered the industry in 1989 consolidating coal, oil, and gas leases, founded the publicly traded Americas Energy Company in 2006 and served as its CEO, and later advised on mergers and acquisitions at Miller Energy Resources, evaluating Alaska’s Cook Inlet and North Slope assets.

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  Chris Headrick

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  Co-Founder & Chief Commercialization Officer

  Chris has spent 35 years on the economics of energy.

  He entered the industry in 1989 consolidating coal, oil, and gas leases, founded the publicly traded Americas Energy Company in 2006 and served as its CEO, and later advised on mergers and acquisitions at Miller Energy Resources, evaluating Alaska’s Cook Inlet and North Slope assets.

  That cost discipline is what brought him to sustainable energy. In 2009 he became the first outside investor in a biomass pyrolysis technology producing zero-emission hydrogen and net-zero electricity — backing it on its cost structure, not its story. In 2015 he founded H2 Energy Group with a deliberately economic mandate: make green hydrogen cheap enough to go mainstream.

  His thesis is straightforward. The energy transition will be decided on price.