Daine Eisold is an expert in cargo security operations with a deep history of management success in both the private and public sectors. Before founding CakeBoxx Technologies, LLC, he was the President and CEO of Cotecna, Inc., where he managed the global supply chain security line of business for the Cotecna Group, a trade facilitation industry leader based in Geneva, Switzerland.

His significant public sector experience includes serving as General Manager of Cargo Security and Director of Maritime Security for the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in the US Department of Homeland Security, where he was the senior executive responsible for development and implementation of air cargo, intermodal, hazmat and maritime security programs. He represented the TSA on multiple forums for transportation, supply chain and cargo security including IMO and the Technical Advisory Group to ISO working groups TC8 N988- (ISO 28000 – Security Management Systems for the Supply Chain) and TC8 N987- (Best practices for custody in Supply chain security).

Daine is a veteran with more than 20 years of active duty service in the US Navy, where he commanded three US Navy warships, served as the Chief of Staff for the Navy International Programs Office and was a Senior Executive Fellow at Harvard University’s Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. He has an undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina – Greensboro, a Master’s Degree in International Affairs from Salve Regina University, and is a graduate of the US Army War College and Joint Warfighting School.

Emilie Eisold is an operations and national security executive with a 34-year career spanning senior federal leadership and enterprise-wide operational command. She joined CakeBoxx Technologies, LLC in November 2023 as Acting Chief Commercial Officer, was promoted to Director of Operations in March 2024, and now serves as General Manager, holding enterprise-wide operational authority across Engineering, Program Management, Finance, and Compliance.

Her federal service includes senior roles at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, where she served as Director and Deputy Director of the Office of Intelligence from 2017 to 2022. She authored CBP’s first Intelligence Doctrine and led the establishment of the CBP Intelligence Enterprise. Earlier in her career, she served as Branch Chief for Rail Infrastructure Security at the Transportation Security Administration, directing vulnerability assessments across major freight carriers including Union Pacific, CSX, and Norfolk Southern.

Emilie holds a Master of Arts in International Transactions and Trade from George Mason University and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the University of Virginia.

As VP of Product Management, Tobias is responsible for overseeing the company’s product strategy, development, and innovation, working closely with cross-functional teams to ensure products align with CakeBoxx’s vision and meet customer needs.

Tobias’ most recent role was Senior Commercial Advisor for the Trade Council of Denmark in North America in Washington, DC. In this role, he focused on developing business opportunities and product strategies for Danish companies in the energy and environmental sectors. He has held key technical and leadership positions at Vestas Wind Systems A/S, the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturer and a CakeBoxx customer since 2019. Tobias’ roles at Vestas included Product Manager for Emerging Markets and Product Performance Manager, where he successfully drove product innovation and market expansion.

Charlie Wang is Director of Engineering at CakeBoxx Technologies, bringing more than 25 years of experience in aerospace, space, and defense mechanical engineering. He leads CakeBoxx’s multidisciplinary engineering organization, with accountability for product development, systems integration, and technical execution across the company’s global programs.

Before joining CakeBoxx, Charlie was a Senior Project Staff Engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, where he served as Lead Engineer on the Mars Sample Return mission, a NASA Class A program and the highest mission classification NASA assigns. He led the design and development of a mission-critical mechanism, guiding a team of designers and analysts through trade studies and Engineering Peer Reviews, and building the Engineering Development Unit. He also supported instrument integration and test efforts for a major NASA science mission.

Earlier in his career, Charlie was a Senior Product Engineer at Eaton Aerospace, where he led new product development for tailored, high-temperature seals used in commercial and military aircraft engines. Charlie holds a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame.

Stuart Clark is Director of Strategic Growth at CakeBoxx Technologies, with more than 17 years of international B2B sales, marketing, and business development experience across varied sectors. He leads global marketing, sales, brand strategy, and digital presence for CakeBoxx, shaping how the company is positioned and discovered by customers worldwide, and works closely with leadership to guide the company’s growth strategy across international markets.

Stuart joined CakeBoxx in 2015 and has built much of the brand, sales, and digital foundation that powers the company today, driving the growth of CakeBoxx’s global customer base. He has represented CakeBoxx at industry events and conferences across three continents and continues to shape how the company connects with customers across defense, aerospace, energy, and high-tech sectors.

Stuart holds a First Class Honours degree from Canterbury Christ Church University.

After receiving his Masters in International Management from Thunderbird, Scott began his career in San Francisco in the container leasing field. He went on to work for a major Class I railroad starting an NVOCC and helping to facilitate the inauguration of double stack container service. Scott’s first startup was a joint venture with a Japanese ocean carrier designing and marketing the innovative Coil Rack and Cotrabox containers, which were successfully used in service from Japan to the U.S. in support of the auto industry. He still owns the patent for the second generation design which focused on the European steel industry.

Scott is an expert in container inspection and certification. He is certified to validate container compliance with both Convention for Safe Containers (CSC) and ISO requirements and has worked on behalf of certification bodies for both ISO container standards and management systems. Scott joins the CakeBoxx Technologies management team as the Chief Commercial Officer responsible for commercial strategy development and implementation for the company. His emphasis is on working with commercial operators to develop innovative applications of our CakeBoxx products to enhance safety, security, and profitability through the integration of CakeBoxx containers into private sector operations.