Rural mobility: How to build a DRT offering to maximise the commercial sustainability beyond funding

If reconnecting territories and bringing communities together is as much an issue for you as optimising the mobility offering, then this web-conference may be interesting for you!

Padam Mobility is pleased to invite you to its next webinar :

Rural Mobility: How to build a DRT offering to maximise the commercial sustainability beyond funding

which will take place on

Tuesday March 2nd at 2:00 pm (UTC)

Our speakers will share the best practices to ensure the efficiency of a DRT in rural areas and guarantee its long term viability once the mobility funding stops.

David Carnero, International Development Manager at Padam Mobility will host the webinar alongside our special guests :

Matthew Clark: Matthew Clark leads Steer’s new mobility team.  His experience extends across electrification, shared mobility and emerging business models.  Working for both the public sector and private sector, Matthew is passionate about the implementation of new transport technologies which allow users to travel more efficiently, and reduce the need to rely on a private car.

Beate Kubitz: Beate Kubitz is a transport consultant with experience in future mobility and the role it plays in carbon reduction through research, innovation and policy development. In 2020, she was awarded a fellowship by the Foundation for Integrated Transport to develop research into the impact of rural and periurban mobility on city centre traffic.

Matt Dacey: In his role as Head of Partnerships at Vix, Matt is looking to drive strategic relationships that evolve Vix in the changing mobility landscape and deliver market-leading products and services for their customers globally. Prior to Vix, Matt was at Stagecoach, one of the UK's largest transit operators, where as Group Innovation Director he was responsible for driving transformational opportunities across the bus, rail and coach divisions in areas such as Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Demand Responsive Transit, MaaS, Smart ticketing etc

David Shakory: David is Director Partnerships at what3words and has spent the last 9 years in the mobility and start-up sector. Before joining what3words, David was Managing Director of the car sharing platform Getaround for the German and Austrian markets. Prior to that he was with Volkswagen’s New Mobility brand MOIA, working on (autonomous) ride pooling services. He has worked and lived in the USA, Southeast Asia and across Europe, where he oversaw the market entries of numerous companies and helped to build various start-ups.