Anodyne Recruits Industry Leader Jim Rekoske as SVP Commercialization

Anodyne is excited to welcome Jim Rekoske as SVP Commercialization. In this role, Jim will advance commercial strategy at Anodyne—bringing our innovative Bioelectric™ products directly to leading product manufacturers, accelerating revenue growth, and deepening our commercial pipeline.

“Throughout my career, I’ve looked for ways to challenge the status quo—using innovation to solve long-standing problems in new ways,” said Jim Rekoske. “That’s exactly what I found at Anodyne: a unique combination of cutting-edge technology, market-defining innovation, and a team with no limits on how they think or work.”

With more than 29 years of experience in the chemical industry, Jim began his career at Honeywell UOP, ascending to Vice President and Chief Technology Officer with global responsibility for the entire technology organization. Most recently he was SVP, Enterprise Technology Platforms & Growth at Ecolab, directing R&D strategy and execution for the global leader in water, hygiene and infection prevention.

Jim holds a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of Delaware and an MBA from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. His deep understanding of chemical industry trends, technology maturation and market dynamics will be instrumental in ensuring that Anodyne remains at the forefront of global decarbonization efforts.

“Jim is a builder—he knows what it takes to launch, scale, and win in this space,” said Anodyne CEO Iain Evans. “We’re excited to have him bring that same builder’s mindset to Anodyne as we double down on delivering solutions that meet our customers’ toughest challenges.”

About Anodyne Chemistries

Anodyne Chemistries Inc. is a Burnaby, British Columbia company, founded in 2021, that makes low-carbon chemicals from CO₂, water and renewable electricity. Its Anozyme® bioelectric manufacturing platform pairs electrochemistry with proprietary immobilized enzymes and metal catalysts in a fully aqueous process, producing formate salts, formic acid, hydrogen peroxide and specialty aldehydes and alcohols. Anodyne installed its first industrial-scale pilot plant in Delta, BC, in 2026. Learn more at anodynechemistries.com.