Lab0 appoints Grogan & Riedel to its board of directors

Lab0 has announced the formation of its Board of Directors, appointing Jim Grogan and Kelly Riedel as members. The two bring substantial experience in areas critical to Lab0's operations, such as corporate governance, automation, and logistics.

Lab0 aims to leverage the expertise of its new board members to guide its advancement in the field of robotics automation. The company is focused on harnessing their industry knowledge to enhance its strategic growth and fortify its position in supply chain automation.

Jim Grogan, who is currently a Board Member at U-Haul Holding Company, brings a wealth of leadership and governance experience. Grogan, who has been a Board Certified Director by the National Association of Corporate Directors since 2014, has held various senior positions such as President and CEO of Sterling Financial (TSA). His experience spans multiple sectors, including private equity and enterprise consulting, and he holds board positions with Drees Homes and Bunafr.

Kelly Riedel, the former Head of Operations at Amazon Robotics, adds her operations and technology expertise to the board. She currently serves as Chief Operating Officer at LightForce Orthodontics and holds a board position at OPT Industries. Riedel's previous roles at Amazon Robotics involved scaling robotics technologies and managing logistics. Her background also includes serving as Head of Legal at Amazon Robotics, providing her with strategic insights into robotics and automation law.

Steve Toebes, CEO of Lab0, commented on the appointments: "Bringing together leaders with deep expertise in automation, logistics, and scaling complex operations is critical as Lab0 moves into its next phase of growth. Jim and Kelly have been leaders in transforming supply chain and robotics strategies for some of the world's largest enterprises. Their leadership will help us accelerate innovation, expand our market presence, and push the boundaries of what's possible in AI-driven automation."

Lab0's AI-driven automation solutions are already in use by a significant player in the retail sector, a USD $30 billion small box retailer, and a major importer of goods into the United States. These solutions have begun to illustrate their effectiveness in real-world warehouse operations.