Re:Build’s mission is to ensure that the next generation of important products are made, at scale, in America.
The Re:Build Ecosystem
A Highly Specialized Network
Re:Build’s strategically positioned facilities across the U.S. bring design, engineering, and manufacturing closer to your operations. Strategic locations across the U.S. enable faster collaboration, reduced lead times, and localized support, backed by nearly 1 million square feet of advanced manufacturing capacity and more than 1,200 technical experts.
Address: 12th Street, Building 225, New Kensington, PA 15068
Rochester, NY
Core Competencies: Embedded Software & Controls
Address: 777 Canal View Boulevard, Suite 200, Rochester, NY 14623
Rock Hill, SC
Core Competencies: Thermoset Composites
Address: 485 Lakeshore Parkway, Rock Hill, SC 29730
Rush, NY
Core Competencies: Chemical Process Engineering | Equipment Design & Fabrication
Address: 50 High Tech Drive, Rush, NY 14543
Wilmington, MA
Core Competencies: Engineering | Prototyping | Medical Consumables
Address: 187 Ballardvale Street, Suite B210, Wilmington, MA 01887
re:build LEADERSHIP
Focused On Building
A Better Future
Re:Build Manufacturing’s leadership is unified in its purpose: build a better future over the long term for the company’s customers, employees, partners, communities, and stakeholders through a new model of industrialization.
Our strength isn’t just in our facilities or technology—it’s in our people. Across the United States, over 1,200 team members bring deep expertise, diverse perspectives, and a shared commitment to solving complex manufacturing challenges. With more than 400 engineers supporting manufacturing, engineering, and product development, we tackle problems that demand both technical depth and collaborative problem-solving.
Imagination sparked our vision. Expertise drives our execution. But The Re:Build Way defines who we are.
Building sustainable American industry takes more than bold ideas and technical know-how. It requires a foundation of principles we live by every single day. The Re:Build Way is a set of 16 principles that guide every decision we make, especially the difficult ones.
When we choose safety over speed, when we pursue partnerships built on mutual benefit, when we invest in our people’s long-term growth, that’s The Re:Build Way in action.
Machiavelli was wrong! Winning at all costs is not winning at all. At Re:Build we want to be as proud of the path taken as the result achieved.
Co-Chairman & Co-Founder
Will Barker
William Barker is the Co-Chairman of Re:Build, which he co-founded in 2020 alongside Jeff Wilke and Miles Arnone to help revitalize the U.S. manufacturing base. Re:Build takes important products in a broad range of sectors from concept to full-scale production through integrated design, engineering, and scalable manufacturing. Re:Build’s primary markets are aerospace and defense, energy and electrification, medical, and robotics and automation.
William is also a Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman of Slate Auto. Slate launched to consumers in 2025, has 180k reservations, and is set to deliver its first vehicle at the end of 2026. Slate’s mission is to build the lowest-waste mobility solutions for America. Slate was founded and spent its first year of incubation within Re:Build.
William is the founder and CEO of Camelot Partners, an investment firm focused on building durable, long-term businesses through active ownership and operational partnership. He is also Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Tapi, Europe’s largest flooring retailer, and is Deputy Chair at LSE-listed ASOS plc, the global online fashion retailer where he has led an operational turnaround.
William received his BSc in Mathematics at The University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom.
CEO & Co-Founder
Miles Arnone
Miles Arnone is the CEO of Re:Build, which he co-founded in 2020 alongside Jeff Wilke and William Barker to help revitalize the U.S. manufacturing base. Re:Build takes important products in a broad range of sectors from concept to full-scale production through integrated design, engineering, and scalable manufacturing. Re:Build’s primary markets are aerospace and defense, energy and electrification, medical, and robotics and automation.
Miles is also a Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman of Slate Auto. Slate launched to consumers in 2025, has 180k reservations, and is set to deliver its first vehicle at the end of 2026. Slate’s mission is to build the lowest-waste mobility solutions for America. Slate was founded and spent its first year of incubation within Re:Build.
Previously, Miles worked extensively through North America, Europe, China, and Taiwan. His first venture after receiving undergraduate and graduate degrees from MIT was the creation of an industrial controls start-up which was acquired by a private-equity-backed machine tool builder in 1993.
He went on to run several machine tool companies including Boston Digital, Campbell Grinder and Bridgeport Machines. From 2002 to 2016, Miles worked at American Capital, a publicly traded debt and equity provider, overseeing more than three dozen technology and manufacturing businesses. He then founded Cannon Capital, a boutique investment company.
Co-Chairman & Co-Founder
Jeff Wilke
Jeff Wilke is the Co-Chairman of Re:Build, which he co-founded in 2020 alongside Miles Arnone and William Barker to help revitalize the U.S. manufacturing base. Re:Build takes important products in a broad range of sectors from concept to full-scale production through integrated design, engineering, and scalable manufacturing. Its primary markets are aerospace and defense, energy and electrification, medical, and robotics and automation.
Jeff is also a Co-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman of Slate Auto. Slate launched to consumers in 2025, has 180k reservations, and is set to deliver its first vehicle at the end of 2026. Slate’s mission is to build the lowest-waste mobility solutions for America. It was founded and spent its first year of incubation within Re:Build.
Jeff spent more than 20 years as one of Amazon’s most senior leaders. He joined in 1999 to build the company’s global operations. From 2012 to 2016, he ran Amazon’s consumer business as Senior Vice President, and in 2016 was named CEO of Amazon Worldwide Consumer. Until leaving in 2021, Jeff’s remit spanned Amazon’s retail and third-party marketplace, Prime, marketing, operations, and physical stores, including Whole Foods. His teams launched Prime Video, Prime Now, Prime Day, and Amazon Fashion, and he helped shape Amazon’s culture, including its Leadership Principles.
Prior to Amazon, Jeff was Vice President and General Manager of Pharmaceutical Fine Chemicals at AlliedSignal (now Honeywell). At AlliedSignal, he led manufacturing plants in the polymers, electronic components, specialty steel, and chemicals industries. He began his career in software development at Andersen Consulting. He earned an MBA and MS from MIT, and a BS in chemical engineering from Princeton. Jeff serves on the board of NYSE-listed FIGS, Inc.