Fermi Inc. Overhauls Leadership, Appoints New Board Chairman, CFO Departs, and Details 'Fermi 2.0' Strategic Plan

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Fermi Inc. announced a comprehensive leadership transition, including a new Board Chairman, the CFO's resignation, and the establishment of an Office of the CEO, alongside a "Fermi 2.0" strategic evolution to transition from a start-up to a scaled enterprise.

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• Leadership Transitions

  Co-founder Toby Neugebauer departed from his role as Chief Executive Officer (remaining on the Board), and Miles Everson resigned as Chief Financial Officer and Secretary, effective April 19, 2026.

• New Board Appointments

  Marius Haas, Lead Independent Board Director, was appointed Chairman of the Board. Jeffrey S. Stein was elected as a new Class II director, and former CFO Miles Everson was elected as a Class III director.

• Interim CEO Structure Established

  An "Office of the CEO" was created to ensure continuity during the CEO search, with Jacobo Ortiz Blanes (former COO) and Anna Bofa (former Board Advisor) appointed as Co-Presidents.

• "Fermi 2.0" Strategic Evolution

  The company announced a new strategic phase, "Fermi 2.0," focusing on transitioning from a start-up to a scaled enterprise, including new corporate headquarters in Dallas and an Amarillo office.

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This filing details a significant corporate restructuring and strategic pivot for Fermi Inc., building on the previously announced CEO departure. The appointment of Marius Haas as Chairman and Jeffrey S. Stein as a new director brings substantial public company and financial expertise to the board, which is crucial during this transition. While the departure of the CFO adds to the leadership changes, his transition to a board role and the establishment of an Office of the CEO with two Co-Presidents aim to ensure operational continuity. The "Fermi 2.0" initiative outlines a clear path for the company's maturation, including new corporate headquarters, which could signal increased stability and a more professionalized operational structure. Investors should monitor the progress of the CEO search and the execution of the "Fermi 2.0" strategy.