In #15 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Cycling Industries Europe’s Policy Director Lauha Marianne Fried calls on Europe to take notes from Paris’ bold climate targets, and sets out what’s next for the EU Declaration on Cycling
In #14 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, we sit down with Electroheads Content Lead Eilis Barrett to hear how she makes her famed YouTube videos, where her passion for e-mobility comes from and what’s been the best vehicle she’s ever reviewed
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 #15 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Cycling Industries Europe’s Policy Director Lauha Marianne Fried calls on Europe to take notes from Paris’ bold climate targets, and sets out what’s next for the EU Declaration on Cycling
In #14 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, we sit down with Electroheads Content Lead Eilis Barrett to hear how she makes her famed YouTube videos, where her passion for e-mobility comes from and what’s been the best vehicle she’s ever reviewed
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
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