by Grace Dawes | Feb 14, 2024 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
In just 4 months time industry leaders will take the stage at MOVE 2024 in London.
MOVE is the world’s #1 tech mobility event, bringing together the people and companies redefining mobility.
Bringing together the leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain, MOVE provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
We host executives from world leading CPOs, OEMs, fleet operators, governments and cities, battery manufacturers, investors and utilities.
The 2-day conference is where new leaders and disruptors come together to define the new mobility paradigm, across all the important themes.
Download the full agenda here.
Here is a shortlist of our top speakers from each track…
KEYNOTE
Where the biggest players in global mobility come to discuss the most important topics on MOVE’s main stage.
Dr. James Peng, Co-Founder and CEO, Pony.ai
Michael Hajesch, CEO, IONITY
Helen K. Pan, General Manager & Board Member, BAIDU Apollo
Dong-Su Kim, CEO, LG Technology Ventures
Faouzi Annajah, CEO & Founder, NAMX
Akira Kirton, CEO, bp pulse
Nico Kersten, CEO, Mercedes Pay
Nils Jaeger, President, Volvo Autonomous Solutions
Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis
Danny Shapiro, VP of Automotive, NVIDIA
Gustaf Sundell, Executive Vice President and Head of Mobility Solutions, Scania
Sam Clarke, Chief Vehicle Officer, GRIDSERVE
Adrian Keen, CEO, InstaVolt
Elena Boisseuil, CX Journey Director, Nissan
Patrick Dunne, Director of Group Property, Procurement & EV Ventures, Sainsbury’s
Stephan Jannis, Senior Vice President Supply – Rechargeable Battery Materials, Umicore
Lisa Siméon, Active Mobility Director, Transdev
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Electric Vehicles is where the automotive industry’s giants will debate what the future holds for the personal electric vehicle.
Ian Johnston, CEO, Osprey Charging Network
Carlos Rodrigues, Managing Director, Renault Trucks UK and Ireland
Adam Owens, Head of Government Affairs, Europe & Strategic Markets, General Motors
George Galliers, Head of European Automotive Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
BATTERY TECH & SUPPLY CHAIN
As battery technology charges forward, the transport industry is benefitting. Hear how new battery chemistries and materials are driving a lighter and longer lasting battery.
Jupp Kaufer, Head of Product Management, PowerCo SE
Eylül Karacaaslan Callozzo, PHEV Battery and Cell Lead, Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd
Francisco Carranza Sierra, CEO, Basquevolt
Gilles Normand, President Europe, ProLogium
ENERGY & CHARGING
This stream will focus on how fleet, cities, grid networks and energy companies are partnering to drive the surge of EV infrastructure around the world.
Celine Domecq, Director Public Affairs EU, Volvo Cars
Ben Lawson, Vice President and Mobility and Project Development, Enterprise Mobility
Giorgio Delpiano, Senior Vice President, Fleet Solutions and E-mobility, Chairman of the Board at Ubitricity, Shell Recharge
Akira Kirton, CEO, bp pulse
TECH, DATA & INNOVATION
Featuring the latest in cutting-edge transport technology including data analytics, data security and cloud and edge computing. Plus, start-up programmes and city and OEM innovation strategies.
Thomas Ableman, Director of Strategy & Innovation, Transport for London
Marcus Behrendt, MD, BMW iVentures
Patrick Blume, Head of Product Portfolio Urban Mobility, Mercedes-Benz
Richard Hill, Sector Head – Mobility & Logistics, NatWest
LAST MILE DELIVERY
How AI, collaborative delivery models and latest innovations are transforming consumer deliveries.
Murray Goodrick, VP Business Development – Manufacturing Logistics, DHL Supply Chain
Pierre-Martin Bos, Director PBV (Purpose Built Vehicles), KIA Europe
Alex Beckett, Chair of Highways and Transport Committee, Cambridgeshire County Council
Simon Davis, Managing Director, OX Global Limited
INFRASTRUCTURE
Will hear best-in-class case studies of new transport planning, digital highways and hubs and smart infrastructure design.
Lola Ortiz Sanchez, General Director, Planning and Mobility Infrastructure, City of Madrid
James Heath, CEO, National Infrastructure Commission
Dimitrios Merkouris, Head of AccZero Initiative, Volvo Car Corporation
Charles de la Chevrotière, Executive Director, Business and Mobility Strategies, Agence de mobilite durable – City of Montreal
CONNECTIVITY & 5G
The connectivity & 5G track will showcase the latest in V-2-V and V-2-X applications as well as the advent of 5G tech and beyond.
Marc Sauter, Head of IoT Product Management, Vodafone
Michaela Nelson, Head of future telecoms and digital connectivity, Science, Innovation and Technology (ScITech), Department for Transport
Gertjan Geurts, Project Leader – Smart Charging, V2G/V2X and Grid Congestion, City of Utrecht
Josh Eichman, Group Lead of Energy System Analytics, IREC
MAAS
MaaS will cover the latest in how cities are working with MaaS technology providers to interconnect transport modes and make the city more accessible.
Mark Loughran, Group President, InDrive
Mariusz Zabrocki, GM UK & I, FreeNOW
Endre Angelvik, EVP Radical Innovation, Ruter AS
Storm Gibbons, Global MaaS Lead, TIER
MICROMOBILITY & ABILITY
Ridership is on the rise across bike sharing, scooters, and LEVs. Hear how cycling and active mobility leaders are riding this momentum to drive change.
Henri Moissinac, CEO, Dott
Olivier Van Calster, CCO, Voi
Haya Verwoord-Douidri, Director of Public Policy, Bolt
Hal Stevenson, Director of Policy for UK and Ireland, Lime
AIR
The world of eVTOLs, UAVs and drones is ready for take-off. And down below, new fleets of electric boats are setting sail. Join us to find out what this new reality will mean for personal mobility and deliveries.
Luiz-Felipe Valentini, CTO, Eve Air Mobility
Tom Muniz, COO, Archer Aviation
Clem Newton Brown, CEO, Skyportz
Angad Singh, Global Innovation Director, Aramex
BUS & PUBLIC TRANSPORT
The original MaaS providers have an imperative part to play in the mobility revolution. This stage will feature the world’s most innovative bus and public transport strategies and tech, all placed within the new world of mobility.
Lisa Siméon, Active Mobility Director, Transdev
Matt Greener, Director of Zero Emissions Institute, Arriva
Andreas Schörling, Managing Director, FlixBus UK
Guillaume Chanussot, CEO UK, Transdev
REGULATION, LIABILITY & ESG
With the onset of zero emission policies, autonomous and data security legislation and issues surrounding new mobility insurance, this track looks at the regulatory landscape in this new normal.
Greg Ritt, Group Head of Sustainability, Stagecoach
Martin Wayman, Group Head of Corporate Responsibility, First Group
Alexandra Renner, Startup Lead R&D Division, BMW Startup Garage
Anders Wall, CFO, GreenMobility
MOBILITY FINANCE & BUSINESS MODELS
This theatre will analyse the financial structures and partnerships required for success in mobility, as well as the latest in mobility fintech.
James D Stevenson, Director of Strategy, Enterprise Mobility
Alexei Andreev, Managing Director, Autotech Ventures
Oron Amsalem, Group Strategy & Business Development Director, Inchcape
Andrew Grant, Head of Intelligent Mobility, BloombergNEF
SMART CITIES
The city of the future requires a new approach. Global smart city leaders will discuss their latest mobility projects and how they ensure citizen buy in.
Valentino Sevino, Direct Mobility Planning & Management, Agency for Mobility and Environment Milan
Gerard Hellburg, Program Manager Clean & Sustainable, Vervoerregio Amsterdam
Shawn McCormick, Director of Parking Enforcement and Traffic, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Sophia Mohr, Chief Innovation Officer, Central Ohio Transport Authority
AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
The Autonomous Vehicles stream will showcase the AV sector’s progress from level 3 autonomy to levels 4 and 5 and the driverless tech enabling this transition.
Peter Hafmar, VP & Head of Autonomous Solutions, Scania
Dr Sarah Gates, Director of Public Policy, Wayve
Steven Russell, Innovation Manager, Stagecoach Bus
Robert Bateman, Manager Research and Advanced Engineering, Nissan
FLEET & COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
The latest in electrification, fuel trucks, dynamic routing, autonomous tech, fleet management and more – your one top shop to a more efficient and sustainable fleet.
Sam Clarke, Chief Vehicle Officer, GRIDSERVE
Arran Simms, Chief Engineer, Connected Car Data, Fleet & B2B Opportunities, Jaguar Land Rover
Stuart Murphy, Head of Fleet Transformation and Integration, Royal Mail
Alex Potts, Head of Fleet, bp pulse
COMMERCE
Automotive sales have lagged behind in the shift to a digital economy – but no more! Hear how used cars and dealerships have become the next e-commerce battleground and what car rental companies, dealerships and online retailers are doing to carve out their place.
Nico Kersten, CEO, Mercedes Pay
Elena Boisseuil, CX Journey Director, Nissan
Erwin Bakker, Head of Strategy & Transformation – Global Financial Services, Jaguar Land Rover
Zach Finkelstein, Managing Partner, Class 5 Global
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by Grace Dawes | Feb 14, 2024 | Events, Fleets, Guest Opinions, MOVE, Resources, Tech & Data |
Aon’s Digital Economy Chief Commercial Officer Benjamin Hindson explores some of the key risks facing mobility businesses in 2024.
Article written by Aon and published by MOVEMNT
The risk environment for the mobility sector continues to grow in its scope and complexity. Whether dealing with global supply chain issues against an increasingly fraught geo-political backdrop, or managing a shortage of talent in critical areas like digital and data, mobility businesses cannot afford to be complacent when considering the risks that could derail their operations.
While Aon’s recently published 2023/24 Global Risk Management Survey – which identifies the top risks impacting organisations across all sectors – finds that cyber attack is the number one risk, it’s important to take a closer look at some of the other top risks that mobility organisations will need to manage and mitigate throughout 2024 and beyond.
1. Commodity Pricing/Scarcity of Materials
Amongst these top risks is the growing challenge of sourcing the new materials needed. By the end of the decade the demand for lithium – a critical material for battery producers – is expected to more than double to over 4 million metric tons. Given the importance of lithium for electric vehicles, some commentators such as the International Energy Agency have warned that the global economy has already seen periods – 2021 and 2022 – when the supply of lithium was not able to keep up with demand, leading to some EV OEMs facing insolvency due to uncertainty around their battery supply. To try and introduce more certainty, some countries have introduced state aid to guarantee battery supply, such as the US with a US$3 billion funding programme for battery production. But many of these facilities will take time to come online and, in the meantime, the risk of not being able to source the batteries needed will grow.
2. Supply Chain and Distribution Failures
Another key risk – and one closely linked to the shortage of materials – is the growing complexity of the supply chain. In addition to areas like battery production, the availability of components such as microchips is just as critical and can be interrupted by anything from transport issues, to a political risk problem in the chip producing country. As vehicles become increasingly complex, and new technologies are added, OEMs need to access new components where they may not have had as much experience. Governments are again stepping in by looking at ways they can domesticate critical parts of the supply chain to make supply less vulnerable to geo-political events.
3. Talent Wars
Of course, good businesses need more than just parts and materials to make their products and the human talent requirements for the mobility sector are rapidly shifting. For businesses to continue to innovate and meet their customers’ demands and expectations, and understand their challenges, they need access to a talent pool wholly different to the skillsets needed less than a decade ago. As mobility gets more digital, employees with those skillsets are at an absolute premium. Whether it’s data scientists or software engineers, the demand for these different skills means it is critical, for example, that mobility businesses carefully consider that where they build their facilities has ready access to the right talent pool with a healthy pipeline of future talent. And that they develop an attractive employee proposition that can compete with all the other industries also on the hunt for similar skillsets.
4. Regulatory and Legislative Changes
Regulatory risk is also rapidly changing, and mobility businesses will need to make sure they are in a position both to meet their regulatory requirements but also take advantage of the possible opportunities that regulatory changes could offer. It’s expected that the UK government will firm up legislation around micromobility soon which will have an impact on e-scooter and e-bike providers, while the Automated Vehicles Bill currently making its way through parliament in the UK will also create new opportunities for autonomous vehicles.
In addition, mobility businesses will need to continue to have a careful eye on privacy issues given the amount of data they are collecting when it comes to areas like users’ movements. As custodians of huge amounts of personal data, maintaining compliance and protecting personal information in the right way will continue to be a high priority in terms of risk mitigation.
5. Brand and Reputation
Aon’s Global Risk Management Survey regularly reports loss of brand and reputation as a top risk due to the adverse impact a negative event can quickly have on the value or even survivability of a business. Emerging mobility technologies are particularly susceptible to damaging headlines if a battery explodes or an autonomous vehicle hits a pedestrian. It might be that they experience far less adverse issues than their more traditional mobility counterparts but, until the technologies become more commonplace, expect any problems to attract a disproportionate share of negative media coverage.
6. Failure to Innovate
Another top risk for mobility is a failure to innovate. Customer expectations and needs in the mobility space change rapidly and the risk of not evolving to meet those needs can quickly leave businesses behind. This is no small challenge, given it can take as much as seven years to take a vehicle from design to production and a lot can change in that time. A focus on creating agile businesses that can be more responsive to customers’ demands will help the mobility sector mitigate this potential risk.
Risk Mitigation and Management is Critical
It’s likely that all these top risks will continue to evolve and change, and be joined or overtaken by others which means it’s critical that every business in the mobility sector, wherever it is in its growth journey – from startup to venture funded and beyond – has a clear perspective on its key risks and a clear plan of risk mitigation and management.
The 9th edition of Aon’s Global Risk Management Survey is now live. To discuss your business’s risk management and how to use insurance to enable your growth strategy, talk to Aon today. Aon provides future mobility businesses who are experiencing differentiated challenges because of their business models – with new solutions to solve for their emerging needs. From those looking to evolve mature business models to those driving rapid growth from a start-up, we are a partner supporting a client’s growth cycle, helping them to make better decisions to protect assets, attract and retain the best talent and control risk.
The 9th edition of Aon’s Global Risk Management Survey is now live. To discuss your business’s risk management and how to use insurance to enable your growth strategy, talk to Aon today. Aon provides future mobility businesses who are experiencing differentiated challenges because of their business models – with new solutions to solve for their emerging needs. From those looking to evolve mature business models to those driving rapid growth from a start-up, we are a partner supporting a client’s growth cycle, helping them to make better decisions to protect assets, attract and retain the best talent and control risk. Contact Benjamin Hindson Benjamin.hindson@aon.co.uk
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This article has been compiled using information available to us up to 22/01/24.
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by Grace Dawes | Feb 9, 2024 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
The world’s #1 tech mobility event is back, brining together the people and companies redefining mobility.
Leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain gather for an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
Get ready for the best edition of MOVE yet…
More companies join the MOVEment
As the mobility ecosystem continues to evolve, the MOVE agenda evolves to include new and important parts of the value chain from across the globe.
Come June you can expect to see a larger representation of CPOs, autonomous vehicles, landowners, new countries, battery manufacturers and utilities.
Above are just a few of the first-time MOVErs we will be featuring on the 2024 agenda.
Discover MOVE’s 24 stages
This year we have brought the number of tracks per day down.
We heard you loud and clear and have honed in on mobility’s hottest topics…
We have hand picked the new leaders and disruptors who are defining the new mobility paradigm across the most important themes.
MOVE GROOVE and the MOVE afterparty
At the end of Day 1 we will be hosting our own complimentary drinks reception (plus a DJ) for an elite networking opportunity for all of our attendees, sponsors, speakers, exhibitors to kickback and unwind.
Everyone knows the best networking happens after hours, so if you want to keep the good vibes going join us for a night to remember as we kick out the jams at the MOVE afterparty.
This year for the first time ever the event will be hosting its very own after party venturing all the way into Canary Wharf.
The MOVE awards
More awards have been introduced to recognise the people and companies defining the new mobility paradigm.
- OEM Innovator of the year Best in Government
- CPO to watch
- Start-up of the year
- Fleet Operator of the year
- Woman in Mobility
by Grace Dawes | Feb 7, 2024 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
MOVE has just announced the first line-up of keynote panellists who will be coming together at the event this June.
MOVE connects the entire mobility ecosystem, focused on tech, business models and sustainable futures. Bringing together the leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain, MOVE provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
The conference is where new leaders and disruptors come together to define the new mobility paradigm, across all the important themes.
Autonomous Vehicles | Electric Vehicles | Tech Data & Innovation | MaaS | Fleet & Commerical Vehicles | Energy & Charging | Smart Cities | Battery Tech | Bus & Public Transport | Mobility Finance | Air | Micromobility | Connectivity | Commerce | Last Mile Delivery
Take a look at the top disruptors who will be joining the keynote stage and which of these industry-leading topics they will be touching on…
“Driving confidence in EV adoption”
“Building resilience across the supply chain”
“The car as a device: how OEMS are becoming the new software companies”
“Industry Outlook: Future mobility trends”
“Autonomous now”
“The huge opportunity in thinking differently about cities”
See the full speaker list here. Join these keynote speakers and thousands of other industry leaders at MOVE 2024 for the preeminent mobility event experience. Book your ticket now.
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by Grace Dawes | Feb 6, 2024 | Events, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Tech & Data |
Article written by Aon and published by MOVEMNT
Aon is thrilled to be at MOVE 2024 in London for a second year, supporting mobility organisations on their growth journey.
Innovation in Future Mobility continues to create new and complex risks, and these businesses face the same headwinds as any business in the current macro social and economic climate. In times of uncertainty and volatility, organisations need a professional services firm that can help them to navigate a path to growth.
Aon sees insurance as a gatekeeper for innovation – capital investment won’t flow unless it can be protected, and investors will prioritise organisations that show strength and resiliency to grow and give back a return.
At MOVE 2023, Jillian Slyfield, Chief Innovation Officer (pictured above) at Aon challenged MOVE attendees – “ask more of your broker, and of the insurance industry at large. The insurance value chain must innovate to transform risk into opportunity and unlock value for Future Mobility clients.”
Insurance and Future Mobility might not be front of mind in many eyes, but Slyfield champions that “insurance is a critical qualification for enabling Future Mobility growth and adoption. Future Mobility business models and technologies are creating new risk complexities, but insurance players have historically struggled to keep pace”.
This is where Aon is stepping in and stepping up as an industry leader.
“We see mobility organisations engaging in a costly and inefficient purchasing journey, as insurance players are challenged to understand evolving technology, transform methodologies, and add value,” said Slyfield.
For the many Future Mobility organisations attending MOVE 2024, the story will be about fast-paced growth; the ambition and ability to go from a start-up to scale-up business that can seamlessly move into chosen markets and locations.
Aon’s keynote speaker at MOVE 2024 is Curtis Scott, Executive Vice President, Future Mobility and Digital Economy at Aon. Curtis joined Aon in 2023, previously at Lyft and Uber:
“We find ourselves at a transformative crossroads, where the dynamics of mobility are rapidly evolving. In this era of changing consumer behaviours and technological advancements in mobility assets, the way we perceive and utilise vehicles is undergoing a swift revolution.
“Even for traditional car ownership, innovative direct digital sales models are reshaping customer engagement, offering embedded insurance and other services. At MOVE, I’m eager to share Aon’s advancements, highlighting our heightened capabilities, especially our newly acquired mobility analytics platform which empowers our clients to make data driven decisions across their operations,” said Scott.
Aon recently published the 9th edition of it’s Global Risk Management Survey, which asked almost 3,000 business leaders about their biggest risks and how they manage/mitigate them. For mobility businesses, key risks identified include Commodity Pricing/Scarcity of Materials, Supply Chain and Distribution Failures, Talent Wars, and Regulatory and Legislative Changes. Additional to this and key for future mobility businesses is Brand/Reputation and Failure to Innovate.
“The so-called war for talent is far from over,” said Scott, “no matter the segment served we know that attracting and keeping the best talent is a huge issue. Whether it is programme engineering, platform capability or supply of drivers to a platform, competition remains intense. Clients need to be able to differentiate themselves to win talent and create stickiness to keep them when competitors come knocking. That is the power of Aon, to support businesses to develop winning strategies”.
Over the next months, Aon will be exploring in more detail some of the key risks and solutions that future mobility businesses are facing – including discussing what the new UK AV bill means for the mobility ecosystem, the use of data feeding insurance, and valuation and protection of Intellectual Property.
“We see the opportunity for new ways of working with these businesses – using enriched data and insights that exist around every part of the insurance and risk advisory transaction to power analytics enabling new products, new insights and new services, so future mobility companies can scale, wherever they are on their growth journey” concludes Scott.
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by James Llewellyn | Jan 29, 2024 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
MOVE is where new leaders and disruptors come together to define the new mobility paradigm, across all the important themes:
Autonomous Vehicles | Electric Vehicles | Tech Data & Innovation | MaaS | Fleet & Commercial Vehicles | Energy & Charging | Smart Cities | Battery Tech | Bus & Public Transport | Mobility Finance | Air | Micromobility | Connectivity | Commerce | Last Mile Delivery
We believe in the power of cross-sector partnerships to push boundaries and solve mobility’s most pressing issues.
Join MOVE in transforming the next decade of mobility together.
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Our speakers are stakeholders from across the mobility value chain.
OEMs
Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis
Elena Boisseuil, CX Journey Director, Nissan
Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Angela Strand, Chairwoman, SEA Electric
Carlos Rodrigues, MD UK, Renault Trucks
Wulf-Peter Schmidt, Director Sustainability, Advanced Regulation & Product Conformity, Ford
Arran Simms, Chief Engineer, Connected Car Data, Fleet & B2B Opportunities, Jaguar Land Rover
Gustaf Sundell, Executive Vice President and Head of Mobility Solutions, Scania
Tobias Reich, Director Strategic Policies, VW Commercial Vehicles
FLEET OPERATORS
Patrick Dunne, Director of Group Property, Procurement, EV Ventures, Sainsbury’s
Stuart Murphy, Head of Fleet Transformation and Integration, Royal Mail
Peter Hafmar, VP & Head of Autonomous Solutions, Scania
Toby Groom, Global Head of EV Logistics Solutions, DHL
Himanshu Raj, Global Sustainable Mobility Leader, IKEA
TRANSPORT OPERATORS
Isabel McAllister, Chief Sustainability & Compliance Officer, First Bus
Matt Greener, Director of Zero Emissions Institute, Arriva
Mark Anderson, Commercial & Customer Director, Go-Ahead
Greg Ritt, Group Head of Sustainability, Stagecoach
Lisa Siméon, Active Mobility Director, Transdev
CITIES & GOVERNMENTS
Shawn McCormick, Director of Parking Enforcemen and Traffic, SFMTA
Lola Ortiz Sanchez, General Director of Planning and Mobility Infrastructure, City of Madrid
Anthony Ferguson, Deputy Director – Traffic & Technology, Department for Transport
Eugenio Patanè, Vice-Mayor & Councillor for Mobility, City of Rome
Marianne Koller, Head of Road Infrastructure, City of Oslo
BATTERY MANUFACTURERS
Siyu Huang, Co-Founder & CEO, Factorial Power
Gilles Normand, President Europe, ProLogium
Francisco Carranza Sierra, CEO, Basquevolt
Frank Blome, CEO, PowerCo SE
Graeme Purdy, CEO, Ilika
CHARGE POINT OPERATORS
Michael Hajesch, CEO, IONITY
Dev Chana, MD, e.on Drive Infrastructure
Matt Davies, Director & Founder, Octopus Electroverse
Joe Gorman, Director – UK, Ireland, Nordics, Chargepoint
Giorgio Delpiano, SVP, Fleet Solutions & E-Mobility, Shell
INVESTORS
Marcus Behrendt, Managing Director, BMW iVentures
Mike Smeed, Managing Director, InMotion Ventures
Michael Granoff, Managing Partner, Maniv Mobility
Alexei Andreev, Managing Director, Autotech Ventures
Daniel Keh, Senior Managing Director, Guggenheim Partners
Seb Henbest, Global Head of Climate Transition, HSBC
Steve Hellman, Managing Partner, Mobility Impact Partners
David Sokolic, Partner Frontier Fund & Head of EMEA, Toyota Ventures
George Galliers, Head of European Automotive Investment Research, Goldman Sachs
Tristan Attenborough, Managing Director, Global Head of Energy, Power, Renewables & Metals/Mining, J.P. Morgan
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by Grace Dawes | Jan 22, 2024 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
MOVE connects the entire mobility ecosystem, focused on tech, business models and sustainable futures. Bringing together the leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain, MOVE provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
These first 300 industry-disrupting speakers will be at MOVE…
Michael Hajesch, CEO, Ionity
Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis
Helen K. Pan, General Manager & Board Member, BAIDU Apollo
Gustaf Sundell, Executive Vice President and Head of Mobility Solutions, Scania
Nico Kersten, CEO, Mercedes Pay
Patrick Dunne, Director of Group Property, Procurement & EV Ventures, Sainsbury’s
Elena Boisseuil, CX Journey Director, Nissan
Wulf-Peter Schmidt, Director Sustainability, Advanced Regulation & Product Conformity, Europe, Ford
Faouzi Annajah, CEO & Founder, NAMX
Frank Blome, CEO, PowerCo SE
Tristan Attenborough, Managing Director, Global Head of Energy, Power, Renewables & Metals/Mining, J.P. Morgan Payments
Matt Davies, Director and Founder, Octopus Electroverse
Joe Gorman, Director – UK, Ireland, Nordics, ChargePoint
Ulderico Ulissi, Manager 21C Labs, CATL
Lisa Siméon, Active Mobility Director, Transdev
Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Eric Feunteun, COO Software République, Renault Group
Isabel McAllister, Chief Sustainability & Compliance Officer, First Bus
Dev Chana, Managing Director, e.on Drive Infrastructure
Eugenio Patanè, Vice-Mayor & Councillor for Mobility, City of Rome
Sven Schuwirth, COO, SEAT & Cupra
Tobias Reich, Director Strategic Policies, VW Commercial Vehicles
James D Stevenson, Director of Strategy, Enterprise Mobility
Alexei Andreev, Managing Director, Autotech Ventures
Stuart Murphy, Head of Fleet Transformation and Integration, Royal Mail
Maria Uvarova, Senior Vice President, Software Product Management, Stellantis
Oxana Grishina, Head of Section, Future Retail & Transformation, Hyundai Motor UK
Marcus Behrendt, MD, BMW i Ventures
Matt Galvin, Managing Director UK, NIO
Daniel Keh, Senior Managing Director, Guggenheim Partners
Toby Groom, Global Head of EV Logistics Solutions, DHL
Anne Fenninger, Head of Data & Software Academy, Stellantis
Giorgio Delpiano, Senior Vice President, Fleet Solutions and E-mobility, Chairman of the Board at Ubitricity, Shell
Rob Simister, Head Global Fleet, Centrica
Carlos Rodrigues, MD UK, Renault Trucks
Patrick Blume, Head of Product Portfolio Urban Mobility, Mercedes-Benz
Himanshu Raj, Global Sustainable Mobility Leader, IKEA
Francisco Carranza Sierra, CEO, Basquevolt
Lola Ortiz Sanchez, General Director, Planning and Mobility Infrastructure, City of Madrid
Arran Simms Chief Engineer, Connected Car Data, Fleet & B2B Opportunities, Jaguar Land Rover
Anthony Ferguson, Deputy Director – Traffic & Technology, Department for Transport
Nicolas Cosson, SVP Digital, Keolis
Lord Jamie Borwick, House of Lords, UK Parliament
Christina Calderato, Director of Transport Strategy and Policy, Transport for London
Kei Onishi, CEO & Managing Director, Yamaha Motor Ventures
Andrew Wescott, Director of Sustainability & Regulation, Addison Lee
Rachel Geliamassi, MD, Stagecoach West
Marianne Koller, Head of Road Infrastructure, City of Oslo
Siyu Huang, Co-Founder & CEO, Factorial Energy
Vikki Robins, Head of Sustainable Innovation – EV, Oxford City Council
Marc Palmer, Brand Director, Autotrader.com
Alex Gilbert, Head of Energy & Electrification Commercial Development, TfL
Chris Demetriou, Assistant Director of Corporate Fleet, Transport & Accessible Community Transport, London Borough of Islington
Nick Spilger, Delivery Sustainability Lead, Uber Eats
Seb Henbest, Global Head of Climate Transition, HSBC
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by Grace Dawes | Jan 10, 2024 | Autos, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
The MOVE event is about showcasing people who are the leading agents of change and innovation within the mobility ecosystem.
With the sector constantly flourishing, MOVE have put together a shortlist of current news updates from some of the biggest disruptors speaking at the event this year.
Read how these future MOVE speakers have been shifting the paradigm and hitting headlines.
Patrick Dunne, Group Director of Property, Procurement & EV Ventures, Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s gives green light to sustainable start-ups with £5 million investment
As part of its pledge to reach net zero in its own operations by 2035, Sainsbury’s has announced the launch of the Sainsbury’s Innovation Investments which will invest a minimum of £5 million over the next four years into start-up businesses commercialising innovative, sustainable technologies that look to reduce operational carbon emissions and water usage. Read more.
Gustaf Sundell, Executive Vice President and Head of Mobility Solutions, Scania
Scania to launch pay-per-use electric truck joint venture
Scania is to offer pay-per use electric trucks through a joint venture, as the Swedish truckmaker tries to encourage faltering demand for heavy-duty electric vehicles in Europe. Read more
Michael Hajesch, CEO, Ionity
Ionity offers free charging for Rimac Nevera drivers
Ionity is offering owners of a certain EV model free charging power for eight years at all its HPC stations in 24 European countries. The catch of this tempting offer: it only applies to the Rimac Nevera e-hypercar, which costs over two million euros and of which a series of only 150 will be built. Read more.
Faouzi Annajah, CEO & Founder, NAMX
Morocco’s carmaking sector revs up for EV era
If Faouzi Annajah has his way, the first hydrogen-powered SUV will roll off a Moroccan production line sometime in 2027. And the fact that a French-Moroccan entrepreneur, still just 30, can even contemplate such a feat shows how far the Moroccan car industry has come in a short time. Read more.
Matt Galvin, Managing Director UK, NIO
EV brand NIO lays foundations for UK car sales launch
The electric car brand NIO is busy laying the foundations for when it begins importing its EVs into the UK from China, although it’s not yet ready to declare precisely when that will be. Read more.
Elena Boisseuil, CX Journey Director, Nissan
Buying autonomous electric vehicles will soon be just like buying a laptop
Nissan’s Journey Director tells how the car is becoming more and more like a smartphone on wheels. Customers’ lives will continue in cars: ordering food, gaming, watching videos etc. She explains how OEMs will need to change in order to deliver digital services that are smartphone-like. Read more.
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by Grace Dawes | Dec 20, 2023 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, MOVE America, Popular, Resources, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
We are delighted to welcome a variety of startups across multiple verticals within the mobility industry, all providing the latest solutions and technology.
The MOVE 2024 & MOVE America 2024 Start Up Villages, are designed to showcase the industry’s most innovative and disruptive startups to the most influential companies, media and investors within the mobility ecosystem.
Are you a startup looking to attract investment, meet new customers and generate your brand awareness in front of the industry’s leading professionals?
For MOVE 2024 apply here.
or message Charlotte Parkinson & Billie Osborn-Harrison
For MOVE America 2024, message Rukaib Rizme directly.
by Grace Dawes | Dec 13, 2023 | Events, MOVE, Popular, Resources |
MOVE connects the entire mobility ecosystem, focused on tech, business models and sustainable futures. Bringing together the leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain, MOVE provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
Here is a shortlist of the event’s first 300 speakers:
Automotive OEMs:
- Faouzi Annajah, CEO & Founder, NAMX
- Heiko Schilling, SVP Software Engineering, Stellantis
- Nico Kersten, CEO, Mercedes Pay
- Wulf-Peter Schmidt, Director Sustainability, Advanced Regulation & Product Conformity, Europe, Ford
- Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Fleet:
- Rob Simister, Head Global Fleet, Centrica
- Himanshu Raj, Global Sustainable Mobility Leader, IKEA
- Stuart Murphy, Head of Fleet Transformation and Integration, Royal Mail
- Toby Groom, Global Head of EV Logistics Solutions, DHL
- James D Stevenson, Director of Strategy, Enterprise Mobility
Transport Operators:
- Lisa Siméon, Active Mobility Director, Transdev
- Mark Anderson, Commercial & Customer Director, Go-Ahead
- Endre Angelvik, EVP Radical Innovation, Ruter AS
- Greg Ritt, Group Head of Sustainability, Stagecoach
- Matt Greener, Director of Zero Emissions Institute, Arriva
Governments & Cities:
- Lord Jamie Borwick, House of Lords, UK Government
- Anthony Ferguson, Deputy Director – Traffic & Technology, Department for Transport
- Lola Ortiz Sanchez, General Director of Planning and Mobility Infrastructure, City of Madrid
- Marianne Koller, Head of Road Infrastructure, City of Oslo
- Shawn McCormick, Director of Parking Enforcement and Traffic, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Autonomous Vehicles:
- Helen K. Pan, General Manager & Board Member, BAIDU Apollo
- Peter Hafmar, VP & Head of Autonomous Solutions, Scania
- Tobias Reich, Director Strategic Policies, VW Commercial Vehicles
- Robert Bateman, evolvAD Project Manager & Manager of Research and Advanced Engineering, Nissan
- Justin Spratt, CBO, Vay.io
Battery Manufacturers:
- Frank Blome, CEO, PowerCo SE
- Siyu Huang, Co-Founder & CEO, Factorial Power Francisco
- Carranza Sierra, CEO, Basquevolt
- Graeme Purdy, CEO, Ilika
- Gilles Normand, President Europe, ProLogium
Investors:
- Marcus Behrendt, MD, BMW iVentures
- Alexei Andreev, Managing Director, Autotech Ventures
- Daniel Keh, Senior Managing Director, Guggenheim Partners
- David Sokolic, Partner Frontier Fund & Head of EMEA, Toyota Ventures
- Mike Smeed, Managing Director, InMotion Ventures
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by Grace Dawes | Dec 6, 2023 | Autos, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
The MOVE Start-up Village has been designed to showcase the latest and greatest start-ups within the mobility ecosystem.
The village is where investors, media, and companies come to see the innovative small businesses that withhold great potential to change the future of mobility.
We’ve put together a list of the most exciting AI startups in mobility space that you will want to keep an eye on…
Investors come to the MOVE start-up village to find their next unicorn – could it be you?
Enquire now to bring your start-up to MOVE 2024 – you can’t afford to miss it.
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by Grace Dawes | Dec 5, 2023 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
MOVE connects the entire mobility ecosystem, focused on tech, business models and sustainable futures. Bringing together the leaders and visionaries from across the mobility value chain, MOVE provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn, innovate, partner and do business.
We believe in the power of cross-sector partnerships to push boundaries and solve mobility’s most pressing issues.
Join us and 6,000 of your mobility peers in transforming the next decade of mobility together.
Meet industry leaders at MOVE
The conference is where new leaders and disruptors come together to define the new mobility paradigm – across all the important themes:
Autonomous Vehicles | Electric Vehicles | Tech Data & Innovation | MaaS | Fleet Management | Energy & Charging | Smart Cities | Battery Tech | Bus & Public Transport | Mobility Finance | Air | Micromobility | Connectivity | Commerce | Truck Tech
The networking and showcase is where the value chain makes connections and does business. The start-up zone is where global innovators present their products to investors and established players. MOVE is where all sectors converge to create the new and novel.
See our exclusive line-up of early-confirmed speakers who you can expect to see there.
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by Grace Dawes | Nov 30, 2023 | Autos, Business, Energy & Charging, Events, Fleets, MOVE, Popular, Resources, Smart Cities, Tech & Data |
Mobility’s #1 innovation event is back, bringing together the people and companies redefining mobility
MOVE is about Tech, Business Models and Sustainable Futures. Meet the leaders and disruptors defining the new mobility paradigm.
To see what is already in-store for the event, click here for the homepage.
Introducing some of our early confirmed speakers for 2024…
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 31, 2023 | Interviews, Interviews, MOVE, MOVE America, Podcast, Popular, Tech & Data |
Yep, you read that right! We are starting our long-awaited and much-requested podcast!
It will be hosted by our editor Grace Dawes, who will sit down with some of the top names in the mobility industry talking about all-things urban transport now and in the future.
Topics will vary from the controversial Inflation Reduction Act, uncertainty with autonomous vehicles, the rise of the software-defined vehicle, AI in transport, and just about anything else in mobility!
Of course, the discussions will circle back to the theme of sustainability and how urban mobility serves a reciprocal relationship with the current climate crisis.
So, keep an eye out for out the first episode which is expected to drop after our MOVE America 2023 event in September!
Are you excited? Because we certainly are!
More information coming soon….
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 25, 2023 | Energy & Charging, Events, Guest Opinions, Resources |
Photo: Jennifer Moyes
Originally published with Intelligent Transport and written by Grace Dawes
Ever been to MOVE? If you haven’t, it’s quite an eye opener. Autonomous vehicles crawling round the expo floor as investors thrash it out with tech bros to find the next biggest thing. On stage, energy and payments giants implore the audience to step into the future with them. And, as you reach for a business card, another e-scooter whizzes past. Seems an eclectic mix, right? Well, that seems to be the point of MOVE, an event designed to connect the dots on all things mobility.
The brochure of the event and coverage leading up to it detailed what to expect; a vibrant gathering of thousands of attendees, speakers and start-ups from across the mobility spectrum. And that’s what you get!
As soon as you walk through the doors of the event, you’re met with a red lit and wooden floored stand from AON, with an attendee trying out their race driver simulation that is whirring away with excitement. To the right is a huge Level 4 autonomous shuttle bus from ZF in all its glory, boasting a sleek shiny-grey exterior and absolutely no driver seat – which felt a bit weird at first.
Walking down through the conference, every stand exhibited its own respective aesthetic met with an impressive array of the latest mobility products. The floor was saturated with EV charging stations, electric mini car racetracks, test tracks, screen displays and so much more. A HGV, micro-car, electric motorcycle, e-scooter and e-bike are among the many real vehicle displays that were dotted all around the event.
MOVE boasts itself as the premier mobility event to meet all of the industry’s best experts. In light of this, there were some pretty impressive names that stood out in the crowd of booths: WAE, Mastercard, Hogan Lovells, AON and Dassault Systémes.
Photo: Jennifer Moyes
With an impressive 17 stages, the event claimed to host a total of 700 talks, all presented by industry experts who respectively delved into their own unique mobility-related discussions on trending topics like smart cities, battery tech, electric vehicles, fleet management and even mining. The engaging talks and panel discussions allowed speakers to share their insights and expertise on concerns, issues, excitements and anticipations for the mobility world. Angela Strand gave some insightful opinions on the state of the world’s clean energy transition, as well as providing a fascinating conversation on the Inflation Reduction Act.
Other inspiring talks made me question my pre-determined perceptions of urban mobility, including Dott’s discussion on the 15-minute city concept, Rod King’s 20s Plenty Campaign and Ryd’s conversation with Mastercard about the acceleration of frictionless payments in urban mobility.
But it was not all just a parade of mobility companies talking about their products and success, there was a poignant message that rose above all the brightly lit branding and buzzing ambience. The event stayed true to its word on keeping the issue of sustainability key to the heart of the event. There was not a single attendee that I encountered who didn’t demonstrate their love and appreciation for using mobility to keep the planet green. The event provided an invaluable platform for attendees to grasp and elaborate on the evolution of the mobility ecosystem. MOVE provided a space for learning as well as teaching, and helped its attendees to acknowledge all of the collective efforts of the industry in combatting the climate emergency.
Another touching moment occurred on Day Two of the event, when Nicoletta Gennaro, Group Head of Marketing at Ascendal Group, was awarded the Women in Mobility Award 2023. Her heartfelt acceptance speech emphasised her love for the positive impact of her work in the mobility industry. Gennaro secured victory with a narrow 25-vote margin over the runner-up, highlighting her significant contributions and inspiring influence. The award ceremony was a powerful tribute to the hard-working women in mobility and their major contributions to the industry’s acceleration.
In the later hours of Day Two at MOVE, Cormac Cronin Martin, the Project Director of the event, expressed the exhilaration that he experienced from the two-day conference, stating: “MOVE 2023 was the best MOVE yet – more attendees, speakers, start-ups and exhibitors than ever before. And the feedback we’re getting is that this is a unique and valuable community that’s only going to grow.”
MOVE sponsors and speakers were also interviewed at the interview booth, offering additional insights and perspectives on the event’s innovations and advancements. I spoke to John Wall, who kindly explained to me how exactly BlackBerry QNX fit into the space of mobility. Using the analogy of a plumber, he elaborated that their software helps to provide the foundation for software-defined vehicles, which automakers can then build the car on top of. As someone who is not quite yet an expert in mobility terminology, I valued his passionate yet patient nature in explaining his product.
Every interviewee willingly highlighted their MOVE pledges for the upcoming year and gave a personal or company-governed pledge towards creating increased sustainability in the mobility industry through their products, services and daily lifestyle choices. But only time will tell if they can live up to their promises.
In conclusion, MOVE 2023 proved to be an unparalleled platform for the mobility industry to converge, collaborate and innovate. With its focus on sustainability and specialised platform for businesses to showcase their products, the event served as a catalyst for driving positive change in the world of mobility. As the event continues to grow and evolve, it promises to remain at the forefront of shaping the future of transportation and mobility worldwide.
As the world continues to grapple with environmental challenges and the need for more efficient and eco-friendly transportation solutions, my expectations for MOVE 2024 remain high, as the future event will likely play a big role in showcasing cutting-edge technologies and strategies that address these pressing issues.
by Grace Dawes | Aug 17, 2023 | Autos, Interviews, Tech & Data, Video |
Adam Bazih, head of Stellantis Ventures, spoke at MOVE 2023 about his experience and how the event had gone “above and beyond expectations” and even detailed his personal enjoyments from the event.
Stellantis Ventures is the first Stellantis corporate venture fund which targets early and later-stage startup companies who are developing cutting-edge technologies for the automotive and mobility sectors and are focused on improving outcomes for both individual customers and society as a whole.
Bazih also discussed why the company is helping the push for electrification in the automotive and how they are doing so by supporting start-ups in mobility.
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 15, 2023 | Interviews, Smart Cities, Tech & Data, Video |
At MOVE 2023 Fanny Touron, head of innovation and products at ALD Automotive, discussed her panel and how ALD as a company are making moves towards greener mobility.
Touron commented on the event, she said: “The event is a really good moment to open the eyes and see what is happening in the mobility world.”
The head of innovation and products also discussed the panel she hosted at the event called ‘How reinventing employee mobility is helping companies to meet their CO2 target?’ and pointed out her main takeaways from the talk.
Have a watch of the full interview to hear more about ALD’s experience at MOVE 2023 as well as their MOVE sustainability pledge for 2024!
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 10, 2023 | Interviews, Smart Cities, Smart Cities, Video |
The director for Catalonia Trade & Investment Oscar Marti went into detail on all of the companies the Catalonian Government stand were showcasing at MOVE 2023.
Catalonia Trade & Investment is the Catalan Government agency for foreign investment and business competitiveness, promoting the innovation, internationalisation, trade and funding of Catalan companies and startups.
Listing all of the respective contributions of Catalonia’s urban mobility companies at the event, Marti noted that the stand boasted an impressive collection of brands and OEMs.
Watch the full interview to hear about what the Catalonian stand had to offer at MOVE 2023 and how their efforts towards sustainability are providing valuable opportunities for the innovation of their urban mobility.
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 9, 2023 | Guest Opinions, Resources, Resources, Tech & Data |
Photo: Brett Jordan
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by Grace Dawes | Aug 8, 2023 | Interviews, Tech, Tech & Data, Video |
At MOVE 2023 Roger Jones, solution architect for Cradlepoint, discussed how their connectivity products are key to the current and future potentials of the mobility industry.
Cradlepoint was born in Boise and specialise in a shared vision to Connect Beyond the limits of wired networks. They aim to help customers utilise 4G and 5G cellular technology to connect people, places, and things — anywhere.
In this interview, Jones discusses how the mobility industry can employ connectivity in sustainable environments and lower transport costs. Watch the full interview to hear about Jones’ theatre talk at the event as well as Cradlepoint’s MOVE sustainability pledge for 2024.
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Michael Hajesch, CEO, Ionity
Tristan Attenborough, Managing Director, Global Head of Energy, Power, Renewables & Metals/Mining, J.P. Morgan Payments
Marcus Welz, VP Smart Mobility, Hyundai
Sven Schuwirth, COO, SEAT & Cupra
Maria Uvarova, Senior Vice President, Software Product Management, Stellantis
Toby Groom, Global Head of EV Logistics Solutions, DHL
Patrick Blume, Head of Product Portfolio Urban Mobility, Mercedes-Benz
Anthony Ferguson, Deputy Director – Traffic & Technology, Department for Transport
Andrew Wescott, Director of Sustainability & Regulation, Addison Lee
Marc Palmer, Brand Director, Autotrader.com
