Our mission is to simplify cleantech and smart systems installation and care to perfect efficiency.
The existing O&M landscape is disaggregated, inefficient, ineffective, and unbalanced. We’re not interested in incremental improvements or tiny tweaks to just make things “better.” We’re on an unrelenting pursuit to rip out all the knots and strip out all the waste until the job is done and nothing remains but a smooth and streamlined path.
The Enphase O&M Marketplace, powered by the 365 Pronto platform, connects cleantech asset owners with a network of certified, compliant, and local technicians to repair and maintain solar PV systems and install and maintain battery storage systems and EV chargers.
The Enphase O&M Marketplace, powered by the 365 Pronto platform, is part of Enphase Energy, Inc., a global energy technology company and the world’s leading supplier of microinverter-based solar and battery systems. With more than 39 million microinverters in more than 1.7 million homes in over 130 countries across, Enphase Energy offers customers all-in-one solar, battery, and software solutions to harness the sun to power their lives.
Read more about the acquisition—which was announced on December 21, 2021—here.
Our Story
Pronto \ˈpräntō\
365 Pronto was founded by Rue Phillips, known in the industry as one of the pioneers of the O&M sector, who helped write the industry’s emerging practices, standards, and regulations. Having experienced first-hand the difficulty of managing a staff of technicians to service assets across the country in a timely and cost-efficient manner, he came up with the idea of an “Uber-esque” model utilizing an on-demand workforce to service cleantech assets through a unique DNA matching process.
In 2019 Rue met Scott Tonn, owner of Tonn Investments and TTD Holdings, who saw the vision in the idea and gave focus and funding to the work of developing the platform’s underlying technology and bringing 365 Pronto to where it is today.
Inspiration for the company name came from the merging of two ideas. First, the notion of accessibility and being unrestricted by time (365 days a year). Second, with the word “Pronto,” the concept of speed. Rather than using a more ubiquitous equivalent term in English, we chose Pronto—whose first utterance can be traced to the 1850s—as the modern derivative from the Latin word prōmptus. Our use of an ancient etymologically rooted word as a modern variant reflects our identity as both the historical founder of the O&M space (Rue) and our vision of the modern and next-generation platform we are founded on.
365 Pronto is proud to be a division of Enphase Energy, Inc., a global energy technology company and the world’s leading supplier of microinverter-based solar and battery systems. With more than 39 million microinverters in more than 1.7 million homes in over 130 countries across, Enphase Energy offers customers all-in-one solar, battery, and software solutions to harness the sun to power their lives.
Read more about the acquisition—which was announced on December 21, 2021—here.
Our Vision
We don’t have a mission about reinventing an industry because it looks good in a PowerPoint deck or sounds like a great TED talk idea. It’s because when that mission achieves success and when our vision has become true, it will have a measurable impact on people and the experience they have engaging in the clean energy, storage, mobility infrastructure of the future. That’s why our vision statement is:
An entirely frictionless experience for IoT and cleantech stakeholders everywhere.
Service Made Simple
The process of having any IoT or cleantech asset serviced or repaired is an onerous burden for all parties involved and is riddled with unnecessary complexities and wasted time. There are just too many steps, too many clicks, and too many calls. That’s why our tagline reflects the role the platform plays as a forcing function in the marketplace.
Scott Tonn
Chairman & CEO
Scott Tonn is the Manager of Tonn Investments, LLC (“TI”) and TTD Holdings, LLC (“TTD”). TI and TTD are private holding companies that specialize primarily in operating company investments. Both TI and TTD own, operate, or have stakes in companies and assets in the following sectors: electrical wholesale, Arizona-based construction trades, electric, HVAC, concrete, construction tech solutions, internet consumer services, IT infrastructure companies, renewable energy (photovoltaic), and EV Charging Operations & Maintenance. TI and its partners are also active in commercial & retail real estate (AZ & CA), and multi-family home development in Downtown Phoenix, AZ including Opportunity Zone investment vehicles.
Rue Phillips
Co-Founder, Director & President
For over 30 years Rue has been recognized as a pioneer and leader in the solar, electric vehicle (EV), and renewable energy industries. Rue was the CEO and Co-Founder of True South Renewables, Inc., achieving rapid growth and becoming the largest US independent solar O&M service provider. He served as President of Solarrus Corporation, a renewable energy services company, driving double-digit growth in four consecutive years. He is also a longstanding leader in EV infrastructure and support technologies. Rue built and actively leads the world’s largest EV infrastructure forum. In his early years, Rue collaborated with Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath before he transitioned into the electrical space, where he installed the first GM EV1 private Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE).
Joshua Duke
Director, CTO & Interim COO
Joshua Duke has a vast background in managing tech development and related teams, operations management, business development, financial modeling, and capital raising. Joshua has been active in the renewable energy industry since 2008, starting in sales, design, and project finance modeling at Essco Wholesale Electric, a Sonepar Company. From there he expanded his focus into asset management, development, financing, and analytics, both at Blue Renewable Energy Holdings and SunWize Technologies, Inc., a Mitsui U.S.A. Ltd company. Joshua is also a principal at Tonn Investments, LLC and TTD Holdings, LLC and Pronto’s strategic technology leader.
Henry Dziuba
Chief Revenue Officer
Internationally experienced Henry Dziuba has a passion for the cleantech space and over 10 years of experience in the solar industry across various leadership roles. Credited with the development of SMA UK from inception to operational functionality through a period of dramatic growth he then moved across the pond to take ownership of SMA America, LLC from Oct 2012 to 2015. During his time at SMA America, he successfully re-established SMA as the No.1 inverter of choice across all markets and helped position them as a key player in the highly competitive utility-scale O&M sector. During the last 5 years, he has served as Chief Commercial Officer for Strata Solar LLC, one of the most successful solar and battery storage developers in the US. His responsibilities include the development and management of their C&I business from 2015-2017 and more recently taking ownership of all EPC sales and marketing functions across the business including bid management, engineering, procurement, and logistics.
Christian Bogue
VP, Marketing & Communications
Christian is a marketing leader with a proven track record of driving growth in the technology and renewable energy fields. Over the last 13 years, he has led teams in the disciplines of digital marketing, demand generation, and marketing operations in both Germany and the United States to meet and exceed revenue targets and grow customer account value. His industry experience spans the residential, commercial, and utility solar sectors as well as enterprise software at both start-ups and mid-sized companies. Christian is a passionate marketer, growth enthusiast, and clean energy advocate.
Robert Rizzo
VP of EV Solutions & Infrastructure
Rob has over 24 years of business experience in the electric vehicle battery industry. Rob began with electrical design engineering in Los Angeles as President and CEO of Charging Ahead Electric, one of the pioneer companies to install the first 400 EV chargers in the 90’s for GM, Nissan, Ford, Honda and Chrysler. During his time at Ecotality he led a $230M US Department of Energy (DOE) project to deploy and analyze data collected from vehicles and 15,000 EV charging stations. Beyond his commercial work, Rob’s expertise has also been applied to R&D projects for the DOE, including hydrogen/natural gas cogeneration fueling infrastructure, battery vehicle technology testing and evaluation, advanced technology smart grid applications and Level 3 fast-charging station developments. Altogether Rob’s work has impacted over 25,000 electric vehicle charging asset installations throughout the US and Canada, making him Pronto’s resident EV expert and excellence-in-operations leader.
Toby Thomas
Board of Advisors, Director, Shareholder
Toby Thomas is a 3rd generation native to Arizona, growing up in Northwest Phoenix. Toby has been around the electrical trade his whole life and comes from a family of skilled and respected electricians. Toby’s electrical experience, hard work, and determination, combined with his ability to build strong business relationships, have led Austin Electric to become Arizona’s premier electrical contractor. Mr. Thomas and his partner Tonn Investments sold the Austin Companies in September 2019 to Synergos, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Asahi Kasei Homes, Japan’s largest homebuilder and a major division of Asahi Kasei (AHKSY).
Toby’s focus as President of Austin Electric Services is continuing to develop relationships with construction partners and homeowners by providing the highest quality work at fair pricing. Toby has assembled a very qualified team around Austin Electric, who always put customer satisfaction at the top of their list. Toby and his team’s ability to adapt to market changes and implement new and innovative business procedures have allowed Austin Electric Services to remain a leading trade partner in the Arizona market. Away from Austin Electric, Toby and his family are very active in giving back to local charitable organizations. Toby enjoys spending his time golfing, skiing, and raising four active boys with his wife, Jennifer.
Richard Zizian
Board of Advisors & Shareholder
A lawyer by education, Richard has been a consultant to the alternative energy industry for over two decades. He is a pioneer in the development of new fintech, insurance, IoT, and risk management products and solutions for the solar, wind, and power distribution sectors. These innovations in financial services fit snugly with Pronto’s vision and roadmap and, along with his deep network of relationships, provide Pronto with a competitive edge in the marketplace.
Mike Russell
Vice President of Operations
Mike Russell has more than two decades of experience in operations, developing a service delivery network, improving the customer experience, satisfaction, and retention. His career began in software development, building dynamic teams to streamline operations and service delivery. Mike has excelled in integrating cultures, staff, and processes while simultaneously improving performance. Mike brings to 365 Pronto a wealth of knowledge in operations staffing and support; risk anticipation, analysis, and mitigation; and optimizing end-user experience. He has previously led teams at RUI Management Services, Vixxo, and First Service Networks.
Keli Parker
Chief Operations Officer
Keli Parker brings to 365 Pronto more than 25 years of strategic, transformational operations leadership. Most recently, Parker was the Business Unit Leader of Veritiv Corporation (NYSE: VRTV), a Fortune 300 company, leading her unit to be a top profit driver for the company. She managed a team of more than 100 direct and indirect reports to execute new business with Fortune 500 companies. While at Veritiv, Parker also directed a team that standardized and optimized operations across the company’s footprint of more than 140 facilities. She managed more than 100 outsourced partners, driving a fivefold revenue growth over a five-year strategic growth plan.
Previously, Parker was the Group Director, Supply Chain & Innovation, at Fortune 500 company Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE: R), where she led supply chain operations in the western U.S. She oversaw 500 employees, influenced a portfolio of more than 200 customers totaling $100 million in revenue and developed new products and services that saved customers 10-15 percent in supply chain costs across Ryder Supply Chain Services.
Prior to Ryder, she held positions—from Account Manager to Vice President—at companies including Agility, AMS, APL, and Albertsons. Parker holds a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management and finance from Syracuse University, and a master’s degree in computer information science from the University of California Berkeley.
Will Weisbecker
Vice President of Sales-Solar and Battery Storage Solutions
William “Will” Weisbecker brings to 365 Pronto more than 30 years of experience in several high-technology industries that reached commercialization and mass adoption, including compound semiconductors (cell phone), fiber optics (CATV and FIOS), and solar energy (commercial and utility scale).
In the solar industry since 2007, Will led EVP Solar as Vice President, Sales, and formally launched a new thin-film solar module product line into the European market, as well as built a team to sell turn-key systems. As a Global Key Account Manager at SMA America, he was responsible for the company’s largest customer, First Solar, and supplied inverters on most of their domestic and international utility-scale power plants. Most recently, he was part of the utility sales team at Sungrow USA and closed more than 1GW of projects with Enel Green Power in the U.S.
Early in his career, Will co-founded Quantum Epitaxial Designs—a manufacturer of advanced semiconductor materials—as well as and StrataLynx Corporation, a company focused on fiber optic transceivers. Will earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Wagner College, Staten Island, NY.