Graham Kramer
Graham Kramer is an American entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Fantom, the aerospace company building the Fantom X personal eVTOL. A brand and technology strategist by background, he has spent his career turning ambitious companies into category leaders. At Allergan, he served as Chief of Branding and was a strategic member of the executive team — led by Brent Saunders — behind the company's ~$60 billion sale, a landmark transaction that carried roughly $20 billion in consumed debt.
He founded Fantom to bring that brand instinct, technology fluency, and operating discipline into aerospace and defense — engineering personal flight from first principles and building it in-house, from frame to firmware. Under his leadership, Fantom is moving from concept to a market-ready aircraft on a timeline measured in months, not decades: a real product, in customers' hands, fast.
That doctrine now extends beyond flight. Graham is also the founder of Fantom Robotics, where the company is currently developing UNIT 01 — a full-size humanoid robot built for the dull, the dirty, and the dangerous, so people don't have to be. Same playbook, new frontier: own the design, own the intelligence, own the experience — from the woven shell to the foundation policy running on board. See the reveal →
Graham's conviction is that the next great aerospace brand will be defined not just by what it flies, but by how completely it owns the design, the technology, and the experience.
Robert Aughey
Robert Aughey is a former United States Marine and one of the most respected commodities traders in the world — recognized among the very top in his field. He pairs the discipline, composure, and leadership forged in the Marine Corps with an elite command of risk, capital, and markets under pressure.
As President of Fantom, Robert drives the company's operations, capital strategy, and growth — applying the same conviction and precision that defined his trading career to the build-out of a vertically integrated aerospace and defense company. Few people understand how to move decisively in high-stakes environments better than Robert.