This week we’re releasing another interview from the Micromobility America conference. Laura Bliss from Bloomberg interviews Ben Bear, CEO of Spin (and guest on MM episode 73), about where sharing is going next after a COVID 19 put the brakes on it. Spin is one of the more interesting companies with the relatively crowded shared Micromobility field being owned by Ford, and pursuing a slow and steady strategy focussed around things like charging infrastructure. It’s a great discussion.
Specifically they dig into:
- The challenges that COVID-19 has posed to the industry
- What of the big problems - regulatory, unit economics, safety - still need to be solved
- What cities are thinking about
- Their expansion globally
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