Mobility’s leading lights will join MOVE at the ExCeL, London in June to discuss the hottest trends that are changing the world.
MOVE 2023 features four brand new topic areas on inclusive mobility, mining, auto manufacturing & skills and mobility finance.
So, if you want to keep your finger on the pulse of mobility, this is one you can’t miss.
MOVE 2023 includes:
36 conference stages
6,000 attendees
888 speakers
150 exhibitors
500 hotshot start-ups in mobility
An expanded vehicle expo
The return of micromobility test track
The best networking functionality out there, with world leading cities, governments, automotive companies, fleet and more
Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer, Mercedes-Benz AG
Brian Gardner, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Dallas
Carlos Herrera, CTO, Cabify
Kammy Horne, Senior Vice President of Development, VIA Metropolitan Transit
Douglas Stark, Co-founder and COO, Voi
Alejandro Agag, Founder & Chairman, Formula E, Extreme E & E1
Olivier Baldassari, Group COO, Europcar
Christine GZ, Off Road Race Driver, Extreme E
Yann Vincent, CEO, ACC
Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Jane Gilbert, Chief Heat Officer, Miami-Dade County
Dr. Irene Feige, Head of Climate Strategy and Circular Economy, BMW
Michelle Ash, CTO, OZ Minerals
Julia Murphy, Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer, City of San Antonio
Helene Niklasson, VP Innovation Ecosystems & Partnerships & Head of CampX, Volvo Group
James Heath, CEO, National Infrastructure Commission
Paul Chandler, Deputy Director, Net Zero Travel & Transport, NHS
Dr. Georgina Hallett, Chief Sustainability Officer, London Metal Exchange
Even Heggernes, VP Supply Europe, Getaround
Nicolas Cosson, SVP, Digital Keolis
Sue Slaughter, Purchasing Director Global Material Cost, Supply Chain Sustainability, Ford Motor Company
Philipp Kandal, Head of Geo, Grab
Angela Strand, Board Member, Lordstown Motors
Rinat Guy, Chief Innovation Officer, Tel Aviv Municipality
Dr. Rahima Yakoob, Head of Enterprise Application Architecture, Mercedes-Benz AG
Dr. Mónica Araya, Advisor, Drive Electric Campaign
Zach Burns, International Sustainability Supervisor, UPS
Matt Western, MP Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Electric Vehicles, UK Parliament
Peter Campbell, Global Motor Industry Correspondent, Financial Times
Amaury Gailliez, Director Battery Business & Operations, Renault
Fred Perry, Director, Advanced Manufacturing, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
Haya Verwoord-Douidri, Executive VP Global Markets & Policy, Superpedestrian
Tobias Reich, Director Strategic Policies, VW Commercial Vehicles
Matt Greener, Director of Zero Emissions Institute, Arriva
Karen Vancluysen, Secretary-General, POLIS
“MOVE is the CES of mobility events.”
“MOVE is an opportunity to see the art of the possible across different mobility industry sectors in a way that smaller and specialist shows cannot be.”
“MOVE is the mecca for all things mobility in Europe. A huge number of excellent startups, engaged corporates, quality investors – MOVE is the place to be if you’re passionate about the movement of people and goods.”
“Opportunities in life to really make a positive impact are rare and being part of the MOVE community has presented us with a great opportunity to share our expertise with a like-minded audience.”
“We’ll be exhibiting, amongst many other innovative tech businesses in the e-mobility space. And if it’s anything like last year, it will be a hive of activity, with lots of new partnerships and collaborations in the making.”
Here are three reasons our delegates keep coming back to MOVE:
The hottest topics in the industry – 2023 will see conversations on the energy crisis, the Metaverse, supply chain bottlenecks, sustainable battery materials sourcing, autonomous implementation, women in mobility and much, much more.
The best networking the mobility industry has to offer – our event platform allows you to choose from over 10,000 professionals to meet face-to-face this June. Need to find a partner for that big project? We’ve got you covered.
Hitting the headlines – MOVE is covered and attended by the world’s major press, including the FT, Bloomberg, the BBC, the Guardian, Sky, the Times, Forbes, TechCrunch and many more outlets. Quite simply, this is THE venue to put your company in the headlines.
MOVE is the world’s #1 tech, mobility and start-ups show. And we change the world.
Last week we brought you world beaters like Richard Barlow, CEO, Wejo; Nicolas Cosson, SVP Digital, Keolis; Barbara Szanto, Global Category Manager Fleet & Mobility Services, IKEA; Lilli Matson, Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer, Transport for London; Vilhelm Hedberg, Founder, ekar; and many more.
But today we have ten more speakers to add to the list.
All right, all right, enough suspense – here they are!
Olivier Baldassari, Group COO, Europcar
Jean-Christophe Deville, Head of Vehicle Logistics, Toyota Motor Europe
Welmoed Neijmeijer, Head of Licensing & Head of Public Policy, Bolt
Even Heggernes, VP Supply Europe, Getaround
Davin Crowley-Sweet, Chief Data Officer, National Highways
Adrienne Acioly, Project Manager – Mobility, City of Rotterdam
eoff Symonds, Chief Operating Officer, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers
Mark Copley, Chief Engineer – Electrochemical Materials and Manufacturing, WMG, University of Warwick
Dr. Julia Hildermeier, Senior Associate EU Programme, The Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)
Sture Portvik, Project Leader Electric Mobility, City of Oslo
Want to be there when the mobility world moves?
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And did you know that move has 3 content streams across 16 different conference stages? With so much happening at once, bringing the team is a no brainer. And you’ll save an extra 10%.
MOVE is the world’s #1 tech mobility and start-up show– that’s why we consistently attract the most inspiring and forward-thinking minds out there.
Last week we announced some sensational speakers, including Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis; Tamir Ben Moshe, VP Operations, StoreDot; Maaike Hofwijk–Van Hemmen, Fleet Manager Europe, G4S; Will Robertson, Head of Commercial & Product for Autonomous Mobility, Ocado; Alain Visser, CEO, Lynk & Co and many more.
This week we have ten more. Are you ready to meet them?
Introducing…
Richard Barlow, CEO, Wejo
Nicolas Cosson, SVP Digital, Keolis
Barbara Szanto, Global Category Manager Fleet & Mobility Services, IKEA
Lilli Matson, Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer, Transport for London
Sam Nasrolahi, Principal, InMotion Ventures
Remco Samuels, President, Chargeup Europe
Agnė Vaiciukevičiūtė, Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications, Republic of Lithuania
Vilhelm Hedberg, Founder, ekar
Dr. Kwasi Ampofo, Head of Metals and Mining, BloombergNEF
Alan Clark, CTO, HVS (Hydrogen Vehicle Systems)
And we’re just getting started…
Want to check out these and 888 other speakers this June?
MOVEMNT has been covering the ups and downs of the mobility industry since 2020 and we are now on our 5th edition of MOVE
It has grown to be the definitive event to understand the technology,and investment environment for the mobility industry as well as the place to meet with all the leaders in the space.
This award recognises some of the top-performing women from across the industry, providing inspiration for younger women building a career in mobility.
The challenge of increasing diversity is now at the forefront of many businesses across the globe. But the problem is far from being fixed. Women are still underrepresented and likely to be paid less than their male colleagues.
The MOVE 2023 Woman in Mobility Champion will recognise and promote the talented women in our industry. We want to showcase their success stories to inspire others looking to lead rewarding and fulfilling careers
Voting is now open! Voting will be open until 2nd June so make sure to share and spread the word as the nominee with the most votes will be our winner! The winner will be announced onsite at MOVE 2023 in London this June.
If we have missed you out, our apologies – drop us an email and we will try to include you in the next edition!
Last week we brought you top speakers from Arrival, Lamborghini, TfL, Amsterdam Transport Authority, the International Council on Mining and Metals, and more.
But this week we’ve got:
The software pioneer masterminding the virtual car
The energy whizz establishing Europe’s most powerful charging hub
The serial entrepreneur driving subscription model adoption
The retail guru introducing autonomous deliveries
The metaverse mentor creating new worlds
And so many more. Want to meet them?
Introducing…
Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis
Tamir Ben Moshe, VP Operations, StoreDot
Tina Mould, Capital Programme Project Manager, Energy Superhub Oxford, Oxford City Council
Alain Visser, CEO, Lynk & Co.
Maaike Hofwijk – Van Hemmen, Fleet Manager Europe, G4S
Will Robertson, Head of Commercial & Product for Autonomous Mobility, Ocado
Pooja Di Giovanna, Assistant Director, Davenport Institute
Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Dr. Angelos Amditis, Chairman, ERTICO
Liz St Louis, Director of Smart Cities, Sunderland City Council
Tickets are just £595 until Friday 17th March. So why not book today to save 40% on your ticket?
And for even bigger discount, bring the team! A booking of 3+ saves you an extra 10%.
And our previous batch of sale tickets just sold out. So today, we released a new batch of £595 tickets.
Want one? Better be quick, the price goes up on Friday 17th March.
This week, we’re delighted to bring you ten more mobility innovators shaping the future.
Introducing…
Ksenia Sternina, Vice President End-to-End Experience & E-Commerce, Arrival
Gerard Hellburg, Programme Manager, Vervoerregio Amsterdam
Céline Domecq, Director Public Affairs EU, Volvo Cars
Jessica Battle, Senior Expert Global Ocean Policy and Governance & Lead No Deep Seabed Mining Initiative, World Wide Fund for Nature – WWF
Attila Benedek, Transport & Tourism Policy Adviser, Transatlantic Policies, EU Parliament
Davide Ritorto, After-Sales Connected Car Project Manager, Lamborghini
Bryony Clear Hill, Manager – Standards, Reporting and Circular Economy, ICMM
Rikesh Shah, Head of Open Innovation, TfL
Liran Golan, Head of Future Mobilty, Hyundai Europe
John Birtwistle, Head of Policy, First Bus
The #MOVE2023 agenda has finally landed. Are y’all ready for this? This June MOVE will, MOVE will rock you.
And we’re bringing more inspiring industry-first speakers than ever before.
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Meet our speakers below…
The digital data highway: enabling a new dawn for in vehicle experience and lab-testing
Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer, Mercedes-Benz AG
Uncovering Dieselgate: ensuring vehicles are road and remote tested, not just in the lab
Do you work alongside an outstanding woman in the mobility industry? We want to hear about it!
This award recognises some of the top-performing women from across the industry, providing inspiration for younger women building a career in mobility.
The challenge of increasing diversity is now at the forefront of many businesses across the globe. But the problem is far from being fixed. Women are still underrepresented and likely to be paid less than their male colleagues.
The MOVE 2023 Woman in Mobility Champion will recognise and promote the talented women in our industry. We want to showcase their success stories to inspire others looking to lead rewarding and fulfilling careers.
Nominate who you would like to see up for the award down below! We will be shortlisting our frontrunners on the 4th February 2023.
Our MOVE 2023 Woman in Mobility Champion will be announced on the 8th March 2023.
As MOVE 2023 approaches, Aon – a leading insurance broker and risk management business, and a diamond sponsor of this year’s show – looks at the risks and challenges mobility businesses face and the innovative ways in which those risks can be managed and mitigated, while also using insurance capital to create additional value.
For the many mobility businesses represented at MOVE 2023, the story will be about fast-paced growth; the ability to go from start-up to a mature business that can rapidly scale in it chosen markets and locations. It’s an exciting journey but rarely one without risks and pitfalls, which is one reason why Aon is enthusiastically partnering many new mobility clients to help them safely navigate the challenges ahead. “We understand the journey mobility businesses are on,” says Herbert Jansse – Aon’s Head of Digital for EMEA, “and we want to be there for them whether it’s helping to provide insurance risk transfer products for the businesses themselves or their clients, advising on how to retain or recruit the best talent, how to leverage intellectual property to support debt financing, and even how to manage the changing regulatory requirements.”
An optimistic outlook
Despite the expected global downturn and difficult economic challenges, the outlook for the mobility sector is more encouraging given, for example, the expectation for growth of mobility platforms and solutions in Europe. “Densely populated cities in Europe continue to restrict conventionally fuelled cars from city centres and the expectation is that bike, scooter and moped sharing/rental will double or triple over the next three to five years,” says Jansse. “Add in the expected growth for other mobility solutions like the use of micro-cars and there is a lot to be optimistic about.” And it’s that wide-ranging nature of the sector which is so appealing, adds Marc Spurling, Aon’s Director of Future Mobility Strategy: “The way in which mobility trends are underpinning wider societal changes, reshaping cities, extending mobility access to the underserved, and encompassing the shared and digital economies, while supporting the transition to net zero is super exciting.”
A challenge, however, is in helping new businesses manage their risks when the focus is all about growth. “Insurance and risk should be high on the agenda, but it’s not always that way for start-ups and small businesses who are more focused on growth,” warns Jansse, even though the total cost of their insurance programmes can be very high. “We see digital native companies with an insurance spend that can be as much as 60-80% of their total expenses; meaning it has a high impact on them and their business model in terms of funding, and is an obstacle as they look to grow and expand into new territories,” says Spurling.
Working closely with insurers
In addition, new business models come with risks that the traditional insurance market might not have considered. “Many traditional insurance players struggle with some of the innovative areas that are a feature of the mobility sector,” says Spurling, “because there isn’t the historical data to enable them to underwrite these risks in the way they normally would. It’s a big challenge when it comes to setting premium levels and can lead to reduced insurer appetite for some of these risks, which in turn leads to higher prices. In the EV space, for example, the cost of insurance is higher which creates a problem for customers. We’re looking at how we can work with insurers and particularly those innovative new markets that are willing to look at newer and more complex data sets and provide capacity on the back of it. Data is at the heart of the strategy and many of the technology platforms have more data available than we’ve ever had historically.”
Helping retain talent, unlock finance and reassure regulators
It’s not just with insurance though, where Aon can help, says Martyn Denney – Aon’s Head of Innovation and Investments. “In the war for talent, advice on how to attract and retain the best talent, whether it’s around executive compensation or health and benefits is critical if a mobility company is to succeed and drive growth in a hyper competitive market. Mergers and acquisition advice is also important not just in helping to plot a path to an IPO, but often it’s more about how we can help these companies raise finance and de-risk themselves in the eyes of potential investors. One area of rapid growth, for example, is in helping businesses to value and leverage their intellectual property – particularly important in the absence of physical assets – to raise debt finance as an alternative to turning to private equity.”
Another risk area is around regulation, adds Spurling: “We’re actively tracking the regulatory trends throughout Europe when it comes to mobility issues like the use of autonomous vehicles or micro-scooters. In many ways it is about how we can work with mobility businesses to both understand those regulatory issues but also provide assurance to the regulators such as through an insurance solution.”
Immersed in new technology
Over the next months, Aon and MOVE will be exploring some of these risk challenges and solutions in more detail but, in the meantime, the countdown to MOVE 2023 continues. “We’re excited to immerse ourselves in the new technologies and innovation that will be on show at MOVE 2023 and to work with mobility businesses to secure their future wherever they are on their growth journey,” concludes Denney.
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The MOVE wagon has kicked into gear, and we can’t wait to tell you about our first 200 speakers…
But before we do – to celebrate, for this week only we’re offering tickets at just £200!
Get your place at the world’s #1 event for tech, mobility and start-ups now.
But what about those speakers, we hear you say.
Well, here you go. Introducing…
Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer, Mercedes-Benz AG Brian Gardner, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Dallas Carlos Herrera, CTO, Cabify Kammy Horne, Senior Vice President of Development, VIA Metropolitan Transit
Douglas Stark, Co-founder and COO, Voi Rinat Guy, Chief Innovation Officer, Tel Aviv Municipality Dmitri Pivovarov, VP of Rentals, Bolt Houssam Hage, Senior Vice President Supply Chain, Stellantis
Barbara Szanto, Global Head Fleet & Mobility Services, IKEA Sture Portvik, Director of Electric Mobility, City of Oslo Philipp Kandal, Head of Geo, Grab Sue Slaughter, Purchasing Director Global Material Cost, Supply Chain Sustainability, Ford Motor Company
Angela Strand, Board Member, Lordstown Motors Zach Burns, International Sustainability Supervisor, UPS Dr. Rahima Yakoob, Head of Enterprise Application Architecture, Mercedes Benz AG Socrates Economou, Head of Nickel and Cobalt Trading, Trafigura Group
Peter Campbell, Global Motor Industry Correspondent, Financial Times Amaury Gailliez, Director Battery Business & Operations, Renault Petra Dzurovčinová, Chief Innovation Officer, City of Bratislava Matt Greener, Director of Zero Emissions Institute, Arriva
Haya Verwoord-Douidri, Executive VP Global Markets & Policy, Superpedestrian Tobias Reich, Director Strategic Policies, VW Commercial Vehicles Joao Vieira, Director for Strategy and Innovation, Carris Karen Vancluysen, Secretary-General, POLIS
Fred Perry, Director, Advanced Manufacturing, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Martin Roemheld, Head of E-Mobility Services, Volkswagen Maya Ben Dror, Head of New Mobility, World Economic Forum Mark Anderson, Commercial & Customer Director, Go-Ahead
Roger Atkins, Founder, Electric Vehicles Outlook Joseph Constanty, Director of Global Strategy, NIU Dr. Mónica Araya, Special Advisor, Drive-Electric Now Campaign & RouteZero Richard Barlow, CEO, Wejo
David Sharp, Head of Autonomous Mobility, Ocado Richard Hackforth-Jones, Head of Charging & Electrification, Jaguar Giulia Scarani, Head of E-scooter Trials and Future Transport Zones, Department for Transport Andrew Grant, Head of Intelligent Mobility, BloombergNEF
Fabrice El Gohary, Director of Global Business, Dott Jessica Uguccioni, Lead Lawyer Automated Vehicles Review, Law Commission Nicholas Hellen, Transport Editor, The Sunday Times Carlton Reid, Senior Contributor Sustainability, Forbes
Bob Bennett, Chair, Cities Today Jenny Keisu, CEO, XShore Caroline Stickland, CEO, Transport for All Matt Western MP, Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Electric Vehicles, UK Parliament
Paul Chandler, Deputy Director, Net Zero Travel & Transport, NHS Ana Paola Reginatto, Global Head of e-Mobility, Maserati Jannies Burlingame, CFO, Aptera Motors Dr. Jan Fritz Rettberg, Chief Innovation Officer, City of Dortmund
Jeremy Wrathall, CEO, Cornish Lithium Welmoed Neijmeijer, Head of Licensing & Head of Public Policy, Bolt Megan McPherson, Head of EVs, Ofgem David Gomez Cachafeiro, Head of HV Battery Systems, Aston Martin Lagonda
And what else is new?
38 stages, including 6 brand new areas on Mining, Mobility Finance, Automotive Design, Inclusive Mobility, Smart Parking, Auto Manufacturing & Skills
10,000 attendees, double 2022!
1,000 speakers, also double 2022!
500 hottest start-ups in mobility, more than double 2022!
The best networking functionality out there, with world leading cities, governments, automotive companies, fleet and more
Expanded vehicle expo
Outdoor ride n’ drive
Return of micromobility test track
All we have to ask is… ARE – YOU – READY?
This week only, book for just £200 and we’ll see you next June.
With the fourth MOVE event at ExCeL in London only just over a month away (15/16 June), it’s a timely moment to reflect upon how MOVE has networked thousands of budding mobility leaders across the entire value ecosystem to facilitate partnerships and challenge transport industry practices.
As the event expands many more perfect business partners are being matched, bringing outstanding sustainable solutions to provision across future fuels, energy charging, autonomous vehicles and different transport modes.
Since MOVE 2021, a powerful testimony that has come to light is by Founder of Powered by Hydrogen, Sashe Annett, whose meeting with Technology and Digital Strategist at Ricardo plc, Rushab Shah sparked a successful collaboration that continues to evolve and combine both their passion projects in hydrogen buses.
This is truly an example of a working ‘perfect match’ partnership which will be replicated again at this year’s MOVE 2022 on 15th and 16th June. Register here
Describing their positive encounter at MOVE, Sashe begins: “Part of our mission at Powered by Hydrogen is to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen technologies across the transportation sector by initiating scaleable demonstration projects.
“I was already working on a pilot hydrogen bus project when I attended MOVE 2021 last November.
“At the MOVE networking event, we met Rushab Shah, a representative from Ricardo, a global environmental, engineering and strategic consulting company headquartered in the UK. Ricardo is working on a repowering solution that coverts a diesel buses to hydrogen fuel cell buses at nearly half the cost while saving around 45,000 kg of embedded carbon relative to a new fuel cell bus. It ended up being a perfect match…”
Together they have gone on to work closely to create a meaningful ripple through the alternative fuels market.
She continues: “We have since forged a partnership with Ricardo’s UK and US commercial and hydrogen departments and are exploring further collaborations across transit authorities, academia and suppliers.”
Powered By Hydrogen is a US based non-profit organisation advancing hydrogen technology through education and legislative advocacy, which since it founded, has achieved significant visibility through the MOVE event.
A world-class environmental, engineering and strategic consulting company, Ricardo plc provides exceptional levels of expertise in delivering leading-edge and innovative cross-sector sustainable products and solutions, helping their global customers increase efficiencies, achieve growth and create a cleaner and safer future.
Their united mission is clear – to create a safe and sustainable world.
You will have the opportunity to meet and learn from these companies: Wejo, Volvo, Ford, Dassault Systemes, Ridecell, Axon Vibe, Hogen Lovells, Otonomo, Invers, Continental, Vaimoo, BMW, Rolls Royce, bp, Aurora Innovation, Nikola, Hyundai Motor Europe, TFL, Jaguar Land Rover, Marsh, Kolumbus AS, GoMetro, SAE International, SWITCH Mobility, Gorillas, Volta Trucks, plus many more!
Secure your place now to discover similar networking opportunities at #MOVE2022.
