Zevia PBC (ZVIA) Appoints Alexandre Ruberti to its Board

Zevia PBC (“Zevia”) (NYSE: ZVIA) today announced the appointment of Alexandre Ruberti to the Company’s Board of Directors (the “Board”), effective August 6, 2024.

Ruberti joins the Zevia Board currently serving as Managing Director Americas and General Manager USA at Waterdrop®, a mission-driven company focused on disrupting the hydration industry with functional hydration cubes. He has extensive beverage industry experience including 16 years in executive leadership roles at Red Bull serving as Chief Commercial Officer in North America and as President of Red Bull Distribution Company. Mr. Ruberti recently served on the Board of Directors of Celsius Holdings, Inc, from 2021 to 2024.

“Alexandre is a pace-setting leader with a proven ability to develop and execute strategies that deliver sustainable top- and bottom-line growth specifically within beverage,” said Amy Taylor, President and CEO of Zevia. “His experience leading and scaling major, high-growth brands globally -- and his depth of knowledge and experience in distribution and in designing competitive route-to-market partnerships -- make him an outstanding addition to Zevia’s Board of Directors.”

“We are pleased to welcome Alexandre to the Zevia Board of Directors,” said Paddy Spence, Chair of the Board. “His deep beverage industry experience and strong network will provide invaluable perspective and leadership for the next phase of our journey as we focus on accelerating growth and profitability.”

“It’s a privilege to join the Zevia Board at such a pivotal time for the Company,” said Alexandre Ruberti. “I am a big believer in the Zevia brand, and I look forward to collaborating with this talented team of executives and directors, leveraging my beverage experience to advance the Company’s mission and growth strategy.”

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