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Episode 179: Liz Allan and Rebecca Denyer - Reimagining Electric Vehicles with Purpose, Craft and Courage.

Liz Allan is joined by Rebecca Denyer, Co-Founder of Sebring, for a deeply honest and inspiring conversation about leadership, resilience and rethinking how electric vehicles are designed and built.

Rebecca shares her journey from a creative and commercial background into the world of electric vehicle manufacturing, explaining how a love of classic cars and frustration with the limitations of EV conversions led Sebring to develop its own electric skateboard platform from scratch. Together, Liz and Rebecca explore what it really means to innovate responsibly, from questioning supply chains and regulations to advocating for plant-based materials and refurbished components wherever possible.

This episode goes beyond technology. It is about values, collaboration and the emotional reality of building a purpose-led business. Rebecca speaks candidly about the pressures of leadership, working alongside her husband, staying true to doing the right thing and why collaboration, not competition, is essential if the sector is going to move forward.

Quote of the Episode:
"It’s actually really hard to do the right thing all the time, but that doesn’t mean we stop trying.” - Rebecca Denyer

Rebecca Denyer Bio:
Rebecca Denyer is the Co-Founder of Sebring, a UK-based electric vehicle manufacturer reimagining how low-volume EVs are designed, built and used. With a background spanning finance, consultancy, marketing and creative leadership, Rebecca brings a refreshingly human and values-led approach to vehicle manufacturing. She is passionate about sustainability, collaboration, and creating electric vehicles that deliver emotion, beauty, and practical impact while challenging long-standing industry assumptions.

Rebecca Denyer Links
Website: https://www.sebring-design.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-denyer

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Episode 178: Liz Allan and Gill Nowell - Global Women in EV Day and the Future of Inclusive Electric Mobility.

Liz Allan is joined by Gill Nowell, founder of Global Women in EV Day and a long-standing advocate for inclusion, equity, and progress within electric mobility.

Gill shares the story behind the creation of Global Women in EV Day, an international movement dedicated to celebrating, elevating, and accelerating the women driving the transition to electric mobility.

From its meaningful date of 10th February, chosen in honour of pioneering electrical engineer Edith Clarke, to the overwhelming global support from organisations and individuals across the EV sector, Liz and Gill explore why visibility, action, and accountability matter now more than ever.

Together, they also discuss the realities women still face in the EV and energy sectors, including underrepresentation in leadership roles, missed development opportunities, and workplace cultures that need to evolve. They also explore the importance of male allies, neurodiversity, flexible working, and why the EV sector has a unique opportunity to build equity into its foundations as it continues to grow.

From mentoring and pledges to inspiring the next generation through schools, career events, and role models, the conversation is hopeful and practical about creating lasting change.

Quote of the Episode:
"E-mobility is still a young industry, which gives us a real opportunity to build equity into its foundations rather than trying to fix it later." - Gill Nowell.

Gill Nowell Bio:
Gill Nowell is a leading figure in the UK and global electric mobility sector, with over a decade of experience spanning EV grid integration, policy, advocacy, and industry leadership. She is a Co-Founder of EVA England and the founder of Global Women in EV Day, a global initiative focused on visibility, equity, and action for women in electric mobility. Gill is widely respected for her authenticity, passion, and commitment to creating a more inclusive and collaborative EV industry.

Gill Nowell Links:
Global Women in EV Day LinkedIn Page:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-women-in-evday
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gill-nowell-b955a531
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Episode 177: Liz Allan and Leon Gomez - Making EV Procurement Work for a Growing Market.

We're delighted to have ProcureEV as the sponsor for this episode of Electric Evolution. They work with organisations across the EV charging and electrification sector to simplify procurement and help innovative businesses engage more effectively with complex processes.

Liz Allan is joined by Leon Gomez, Managing Director of ProcurEV. They unpack why good EV procurement is about far more than frameworks, contracts, and ticking boxes.

Leon shares his personal journey from logistics and procurement into the EV and energy space, and how those experiences shaped his decision to launch Procure EV.

Together, they explore why EV charging procurement cannot be treated like traditional infrastructure buying. Liz and Leon also discuss the risks of rigid processes in a fast-moving market, the importance of involving operations and end users early, and why understanding the full journey, from charger design and installation through to driver experience, is critical to long-term success.

The conversation also touches on bid readiness, the hidden barriers that often stop SMEs from winning tenders, and how better preparation and clearer storytelling can transform outcomes. Leon explains how procurement, bidding, engineering, and customer experience must work together if the UK is to build a reliable, trusted charging infrastructure at pace.

Quote of the Episode:
“EV procurement needs to be treated differently. This is a new industry, built by innovators, and if we don't adapt how we buy and collaborate, we risk slowing the whole transition.” – Leon Gomez

Leon Gomez Bio:
Leon Gomez is the Managing Director of Procure EV, a UK-based consultancy supporting organisations across EV charging, electrification, and energy infrastructure. With a background spanning logistics, procurement, bids and tenders, and large-scale energy projects, Leon brings an end-to-end understanding of how complex decisions are made and delivered. He is passionate about helping innovative SMEs navigate procurement barriers and strongly believes in collaboration, transparency, and people-centred decision-making in the transition to Net Zero.

Leon Gomez Links:
Website: https://www.procurev.co.uk
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