Shaping the urban age
Shaping the urban age
Transportations are engaged in a revolution with “as-a-service” multimodal solutions, including connected and autonomous vehicles
I’m thrilled to continue as an expert evaluator and observer with EIT Urban Mobility. This initiative is shaping the future of city travel, making urban spaces more livable and aiming to lead Europe’s transformation in mobility. With significant EU backing, the journey towards sustainable urban transit goes on.
A year of transition led to the creation of a think tank that made national headlines with its innovative approach to politics and citizen engagement. Now, the journey continues with the launch of a global consultancy in urban policy, digital cities, and mobility, bridging Bretagne and Japan through collaboration and shared vision. Upcoming Tokyo visits will further solidify this international partnership, turning transformative ideas into reality.
The new coming up mobility revolution will be marketing oriented, led by new talented marketers that can combine urban mobility competencies, business models thinking and innovative marketing communications know-how. Through customer centricity, they will know how to design profitable business models in a competitive mobility environment.