Linnea Frost

Linnea (lin-nay-uh) Frost is the Business Development Manager focusing on all things EV and Microgrid at Mortenson, bringing a decade of expertise to the electrification industry. As a strategic leader in zero-emissions transportation project development, she collaborates with customers to deploy cutting-edge charging infrastructure solutions across America's most critical transportation sectors. Her comprehensive understanding of project development, design, and construction enables the Mortenson team to deliver innovative, customer-driven solutions that address the rapidly evolving electric vehicle charging market.

Linnea's professional journey began at Cummins Power Generation, where she specialized in mission-critical backup power generation. This experience provided her with a robust foundation in power systems and energy infrastructure. She then transitioned to The Toro Company, where she spent seven years driving technological transformation. During her tenure, she was instrumental in guiding the company's shift from gas-powered outdoor equipment to advanced lithium-ion battery technology, demonstrating her commitment to sustainable innovation.

Her career is defined by a strategic approach to sustainable energy solutions. Linnea combines technical expertise with a deep understanding of market dynamics, consistently identifying opportunities to advance greener and more efficient practices. Her work reflects a focused commitment to pushing the boundaries of energy infrastructure and supporting the transition to zero-emissions technologies.

When she's not developing groundbreaking infrastructure solutions, Linnea keeps busy with her family. Her two stepchildren and energetic Airedale dog ensure that life at home is just as dynamic as her professional endeavors. An avid hiker with an ambitious goal of visiting every national park in the United States, she continues to explore and appreciate the natural world that drives her passion for sustainability. A native Minnesotan, Linnea holds an MBA from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN, and currently resides in Greenville, South Carolina. Her professional trajectory demonstrates a relentless drive to innovate and create meaningful change in the energy sector.