Recover the oil, carbon, and steel locked inside end-of-life tires.

Jesse grew up in Libby, Montana, and took his first job out of high school as a laborer at Libby Dam, where a hands-on education in hydroelectric generation became a lasting interest in energy. He earned a degree in Power Plant Technology (Stationary Engineering) from Bismarck State College, then built a career in financial services working with individuals and business owners on planning, tax efficiency, and succession. In 2017, at 27, he was elected to the Missoula City Council as its youngest member, serving on committees including Administration and Finance, Budget, Public Works, and Parks and Conservation, where his focus on practical conservation deepened. He writes and comments regularly on finance and public policy.

Ron was born in Great Falls and raised in East Helena, downwind of the ASARCO smelter, an upbringing that shaped a career spent cleaning up industry. He holds a B.S. in chemical engineering from Montana State University (1972), is a licensed professional engineer in Montana, Wyoming, and North Dakota, and is a career member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He has served three terms on the Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, including as presiding officer. Across five decades in environmental process development and industrial and nuclear waste treatment, Ron has patented multiple processes in water treatment and waste management. He leads Drake Water Technologies and co-owns Drake Engineering with his wife of 50 years, Vivian. Revive Energy's pyrolysis and scrubbing systems are his design.

Paul finished his electrical apprenticeship, bought a small Missoula shop called Anchor Electric, and with his partners built it into one of Montana's largest electrical contractors, operating across 23 states. Anchor runs a dedicated alternative energy division focused on solar and wind, has delivered major communications infrastructure for national carriers, and shows up for its community, from donated lighting for Habitat for Humanity builds to wiring the River City Roots Festival. Paul brings the construction, electrical, and safety discipline that lets Revive Energy move from project to project quickly and correctly.

Martin Stuart spent 33 years at Marathon Oil, progressing through operational and strategic leadership roles and serving on the executive team before retiring in 2024. His work centered on operational excellence, enterprise risk management, and financial oversight. He holds an honors degree in electronic and electrical engineering and began his career in the UK and Norway before moving to the United States. At Revive he helps sharpen strategic intent, prioritize milestones, and build the systems needed to scale.