In #13 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, goUrban Chief Revenue Officer Tamy Ribeiro Sass explains how city attitudes are shifting away from seeing shared micromobility as “rebel startups”
For #12 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, McKinsey & Company’s Anja Huber explains why new mobility and clean tech startups increasingly rely on a mix of funding verticals, why the consultancy’s micromobility forecasts get more bullish every year, and the power of female networks.
For #11 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, European Cyclists’ Federation CEO Jill Warren outlines how the EU Declaration on Cycling should be implemented, and why 2024’s COP conference will be a deciding one.
In #10 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, Antonia Jennings explains why outer London needs its own sustainable transport strategy and why ULEZ should shift to a pay-per-mile charging system
In #9 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, UN-Habitat’s Lea Ranalder explains how cities are the biggest driver of climate change, the most impacted by it and what actions they can take
In #8 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, Sonya Byers explains how the motherhood penalty is ‘compounded’ by the transport industry and why equal access doesn’t mean equity
In #13 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, goUrban Chief Revenue Officer Tamy Ribeiro Sass explains how city attitudes are shifting away from seeing shared micromobility as “rebel startups”
For #12 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, McKinsey & Company’s Anja Huber explains why new mobility and clean tech startups increasingly rely on a mix of funding verticals, why the consultancy’s micromobility forecasts get more bullish every year, and the power of female networks.
For #11 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, European Cyclists’ Federation CEO Jill Warren outlines how the EU Declaration on Cycling should be implemented, and why 2024’s COP conference will be a deciding one.
In #10 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, Antonia Jennings explains why outer London needs its own sustainable transport strategy and why ULEZ should shift to a pay-per-mile charging system
In #9 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, UN-Habitat’s Lea Ranalder explains how cities are the biggest driver of climate change, the most impacted by it and what actions they can take
In #8 of Zag’s Mobility Leaders: Women Making Moves series, Sonya Byers explains how the motherhood penalty is ‘compounded’ by the transport industry and why equal access doesn’t mean equity
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