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Mobility MavericksGunnar Froh von Wunder Mobility zu Gast (#40)
Die heutige Mobility Mavericks Ausgabe mit einem Freund des Hauses: Gunnar Froh, CEO und Gründer von Wunder Mobility. Gunnar und Schreze sprechen über Shared Mobility und Software-as-a-Service Geschäftsmodelle, wie mit Hilfe von AI die Kunden von Wunder Mobility neue Insights zu generieren und warum Mobilität (vom Robotaxi bis zum Bikesharing) kein Oligopolmarkt ist und vermutlich nie sein wird.
Eine richtig spannende Folge mit einem sehr sympathischen Gast. Danke Gunnar, das hat Spass gemacht - hätte auch 2 Stunden mit Dir quatschen können.
Dieser Podcast wird produziert von TLDR Studios.
2025-11-281h 04
Wunder Mobility Podcast#66 Matteo Forte, CEO & Founder of SWITCHHow AI, simulation, and smart forecasting are setting a new standard for the next era of urban transport.
Takeaways
Switch is focused on using AI to improve urban mobility.
The transition from shared mobility to city simulation was driven by COVID-19.
Simulation helps predict the impact of new mobility services before implementation.
Wayla achieved 92.46% accuracy in simulation, leading to significant cost savings.
Urban Copilot and Urbiverse are key products for fleet optimization.
The future includes standalone AI agents that assist in decision-making.
Switch is generating revenue and has a clear business model.
Local governments are seen as partners...
2025-11-2543 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#65 Martin Trillig, Managing Director of book-n-drive carsharingA deep dive into book-n-drive’s journey, growth, and lessons from over two decades in shared mobility.
Takeaways
Martin Trillig has been in the shared mobility industry for over 20 years.
book-n-drive started with 70 cars and has grown to over 1,000 cars.
The company focuses on providing cars for people who want to drive but not own a vehicle.
Collaboration with city-owned housing companies has been crucial for growth.
Operational challenges include rising costs and managing a diverse fleet.
Fraud prevention is a significant concern in the car sharing industry.
Customer experience and engagement are vital for retention.
Simplicity in th...
2025-10-1742 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#64 Morten Munch-Olsen, CEO of bilkollektivetBill Kollektivet: Norway's Largest Non-Profit Car Sharing Service
In this episode of the Wunder Mobility Podcast, Gunnar speaks with Morten Munch-Olsen, CEO of bilkollektivet, Norway's largest non-profit car sharing service. They discuss the unique non-profit model, the loyal user base, and the various membership benefits. Morten explains the pricing models, the challenges of managing demand during peak seasons, and the technological advancements that have modernized operations. They also explore the future of mobility, including the potential for tele-operated vehicles and the importance of emotional branding in car sharing.
2025-07-2439 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#46 Freek Borghgraef, Co- Founder & Head of Customer Development , StriveCloudHow the elements of Gamification inspired the birth of StriveCloud, the goal of enabling digital services to make retention higher and increase customer loyalty and how Wunder and StriveCloud helped HumanForest & EVO Sharing through this API integration.
In the mobility world, more and more businesses have been working on new ways to retain users and forming a habit around their services through #gamification.🕹️
Listen to our new podcast episode in which our CEO, Gunnar Froh chats to Freek Borghgraef, Co- Founder & Head of Customer Development at Strive Cloud, the leading API in gamification for software, about how to tr...
2025-06-1837 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#47 Robin Blichfeldt , CEO & Co-founder, CogoHow a skiing trip accident ended up becoming the reason to founding the aggregation MaaS app Cogo, empowering users to effortlessly find, ride, and pay for shared vehicles from multiple operators, all through a single platform.
After suffering an injury and becoming tired of looking in several apps for convenient vehicles around to take Robin from A to B he decided to found the aggregation MaaS app Cogo, based in Copenhagen, a couple of years ago. Together with Gunnar, Robin further discusses the evolution of Cogo and how the platform today includes 300 integrated operators , is available in 700 cities, hosts 1.5...
2025-06-1842 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#49 Dennis Brinckmann, Co-Founder & Managing Director , Velocity MobilityFrom the early beginning Dennis Brinckmann Co-Founder & CEO of Velocity was an e-bike enthusiast who eventually decided to venture into the sharing economy in 2014.
At the beginning of the project he focused on pursuing local goals such as the establishment of a regional e-bike sharing service with easy-to-use vehicles and low-cost rates, the concept very soon gained national recognition. However with time the concept very soon gained national recognition and became Velocity Mobility ; A technology company that already equips numerous cities with station-based vehicle sharing systems for B2G and B2B applications.
Dennis is educated in Business Administration and...
2025-06-1842 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#50 Thibault Castagne, CEO & Co-Founder, VianovaAfter spending just a few years becoming the foremost data aggregator and geoanalytics platform within shared mobility and beyond, Thibault Castagne, the CEO of Vianova, sits down with Gunnar to discuss how his company has evolved and what lies ahead.
With a passion for energy and electromobility, Thibault founded Vianova along with his fellow co-founders to ensure that all shared mobility operators, fleet managers, and even governments could benefit from and stay updated through the power of data. Vianova, now a geoanalytics and data platform, has successfully served mobility industry professionals worldwide, as data has become the new "oil."...
2025-06-1844 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#51 Caroline Seton, Co-Founder & Head of Growth, ForestForest, one of the leading bike-sharing operators in London with over 9,500+ e-bikes on the streets. Flexibility,revenue diversification and even re-branding has been on the radar. Caroline Seton, Co-Founder & Head of Growth sits down and discusses the jo
With a passion for the environment and policy, Caroline Seton Co-founded Forest along with Agustin Guilisasti and Michael Stewart. Fast forward four years and together they’ve successfully gained market share in the city of London, borough by borough. Not only has their 10-free minutes without any fuzz and effort enabled the green movement, but has had the cyclists of London ra...
2025-06-1836 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#52 Timo Möller, Co-Lead, McKinsey Center of Future MobilityOver its decade-long existence, McKinsey's Center for Future Mobility has transformed. Timo Möller, Co-Lead, discusses with Gunnar the evolution of mobility and the crucial governmental actions needed for advancement.
In 2015, when the Center for Future Mobility was founded, Timo Möller began as a one-man show. Today, the research hub at McKinsey & Company has expanded into a team of more than 300 people, evolving beyond the initial perception of an "automotive revolution" into what we now recognize as the growth of mobility services.
Since this revolution, the mobility industry has diversified into multiple sub-areas, reaching a tipping po...
2025-06-1848 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#48 Alessio Treglia , CEO & Founder, ElerentAlessio Treglia is the CEO and founder of Elerent, a shared mobility franchising operating in 60 countries around Southern Europe. By sharing their know-how and promoting the values of sustainability and safety, Elerent enables business owners to become franchisees and bring multimodal sharing mobility in their cities. In this way, mobility services are managed directly by local actors, who are in touch with the municipality, know city initiatives and hot points, and can manage operations faster and more directly. The ideal franchisee manages different businesses in the area, such as restaurants, hotels or other services, so it’s easy to create pa...
2025-06-1835 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#53 Renn Vara, Founder & Executive Coach, SNP CommunicationsRenn met Gunnar over a decade ago but has been following and advising Wunder Mobility for the entire duration. Join us for our inaugural special episode as we commemorate 10 years of Wunder Mobility, reflecting on successes, failures, and what the next de
In May 2011, Gunnar Froh experienced a significant turning point. Firstly, he relocated to San Francisco to contribute to the development of Airbnb. Secondly, he crossed paths with Renn Vara, Co-Founder and Executive Coach for prominent executives at Google and Facebook. After establishing a firm foundation for their relationship, Gunnar Froh moved on to establish WunderCar Solutions in 2014...
2025-06-1834 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#54 Juhan Kaarma, Co-founder & CEO, OXDriveJuhan Karma, an entrepreneur with two successful SaaS companies, envisioned driving innovation forward. Discovering his passion for EVs and fostering a shared future, he co-founded OXDrive with Egija, Kristians, and Kristaps. Their 150+ fleet has traveled
Juhan, the visionary behind OXDrive, discusses the journey of establishing the pioneering car-sharing enterprise in Latvia. Beginning his entrepreneurial path after university, Juhan overcame challenges to create OXDrive, leveraging his software background to drive success.
Challenges in securing financing and navigating the absence of Tesla in Baltic markets were countered by strategic marketing and angel investor support. OXDrive's future entails expansion into...
2025-06-1845 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#55 Jerome Joubert, Head of Mobility 2.0 & Lennart Höhl, Innovation and Data Senior Lead Mobility, Allianz PartnersWith 15+ years of experience in consulting, finance and mobility, Jerome and Lennart meet with Gunnar Froh to discuss Allianz Partners’ commitment to meeting client needs and adapting to the evolving mobility landscape.
What is Allianz Partners and what is its purpose in relation to shared mobility and electric vehicles?
As partners, they not only support OEMs and shared operator, but also adapt as insurers and assistance providers to meet the evolving landscape of electric vehicles.
Dive into the discussion on new mobility modes and their impact on the market landscape. Learn how Allianz Partners has shifted from be...
2025-06-1827 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#56 Christian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO, NECTUREChristian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO of NECTURE, champions climate technology for a sustainable future. He focuses on accelerating EV adoption in fleets, optimizing vehicle use, and charging cycles with machine learning and crowd-based operations for effi
Christian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO of Necture, formerly Ubiq sits down with Gunnar Froh 48-hours after rebranding his company and the after-party to discuss a renewed focus on impact, his excitement for the next phase and why they felt the need to change.
With five years of experience working with car-sharing clients, Christian recognized the need to explore product-market fit more deeply. Sharing how the...
2025-06-1849 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#57 The Story Behind the Wunder Mobility & GoUrban Merger: Gunnar & BojanDiscover the story behind the Wunder Mobility and GoUrban merger, as industry leaders Gunnar Froh and Bojan Jukic discuss the challenges, innovations, and the future of shared mobility.
In this special episode, Wunder Mobility CEO Gunnar Froh sits down with Bojan Jukic, former CEO of GoUrban and now Co-CEO at Wunder Mobility, to discuss the recent merger between the two companies and its impact on the future of shared mobility. Bojan shares GoUrban’s journey, starting in 2016 with moped-sharing and reverse engineering, and reflects on the early challenges of navigating a fast-paced, competitive market.
The conversation highlights pivotal moments th...
2025-06-1830 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#58 Lukas Loers, Venture Partner, Rethink VenturesLukas Loers, Venture Partner at Rethink Ventures, reveals the hottest trends in mobility, from the ebike boom to Europe’s push for tech independence and sustainable transport.
Lukas Loers, Venture Partner at Rethink Ventures, sits down with Gunnar Froh to share his journey from the golden days of micromobility to navigating the world of venture capital. Having lived across the globe, Lukas brings a unique perspective on the latest trends in transport, from battery charging to the rise of ebikes.
In this episode, Lukas drops hints about what’s hot in the industry, why Europe needs to up its game...
2025-06-1841 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#59 Thomas Von Der Ohe, CEO & Co-Founder, VayThomas Van Der Ohe shares how Vay is challenging the robo-taxi model and revolutionizing driverless carsharing with remote driving technology.
Thomas Von Der Ohe, co-founder and CEO of Vay, joins us from Las Vegas to share the story behind pioneering driverless carsharing. After years in Silicon Valley, Thomas returned to Europe with a bold vision: combining remote driving with autonomous technology to create a scalable and efficient mobility solution.
He unpacks why the robo-taxi industry struggled to meet early expectations and how Vay is taking a different approach—one that keeps humans in the loop while leveraging autonomy. He di...
2025-06-1839 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#60 Robert Henrich, Chairman of the Board, Hamburger HochbahnRobert Henrich discusses how Hamburger Hochbahn is shaping the future of urban mobility, from autonomous transport projects to cross-city collaboration and seamless MaaS solutions.
Jana Neumann sits down with Robert Henrich, Chairman of the board, Hamburger Hochbahn to explore how Hamburg is leading the way in public transport innovation. From seamless MaaS solutions to autonomous vehicle projects, Robert shares insights on how Hochbahn is shaping the future of urban mobility.
They discuss the significance of the Deutschlandticket in fostering cross-city collaboration, the expansion of Hochbahn’s services beyond Hamburg, and how investments in new subway lines and di...
2025-06-1839 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#61 Johannes Kirschner, Investment Manager, EIT Urban MobilityJohannes shares insights on the future of mobility, the role of EIT in shaping sustainable transport, and the challenges of building a truly connected mobility ecosystem.
Johannes Kirschner, Investment Manager at EIT Urban Mobility, joins us from Munich to share his insights on the future of sustainable transport. With a background in product management at Circ and ShareNow (formerly DriveNow) and experience in the operational side of mobility, Johannes brings a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the industry.
In this episode, he delves into EIT Urban Mobility’s mission as one of Europe's largest innovation communities, wo...
2025-06-1849 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#63 Michael Poglitsch, Managing Director, MobinckMichael Poglitsch, Managing Director of Mobinck Germany, shares how consulting, software, and sustainability are transforming the corporate mobility landscape.
In episode #63 of the Wunder Mobility Podcast, Jana Neumann speaks with Michael Poglitsch, Managing Director of Mobinck Germany, about the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of corporate mobility management.
Together, they explore:
The rise of smart parking solutions and integrated mobility systems
How digital tools and consulting enable companies to understand and improve their mobility strategies
Why sustainability and employee satisfaction are now core pillars of modern corporate mobility
The evolving mobility market in Germany—and how it co...
2025-06-0543 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#62 Sascha Mayer, CEO, MOIASascha Mayer, CEO of MOIA, explores how shared mobility, public-private collaboration, and autonomous technology are transforming urban transport.
Jana Neumann sits down with Sascha Mayer, CEO of MOIA, to explore the company’s journey in revolutionizing urban mobility. Backed by Volkswagen, MOIA is pioneering shared and autonomous transport solutions that integrate seamlessly with public transport systems.
In this episode, Sascha discusses the evolution of MOIA, the role of data in optimizing mobility services, and the challenges of changing user behavior. They delve into Hamburg’s push for autonomous vehicles, the impact of cycling culture on urban mobility, and...
2025-05-0746 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#45 René Braun, CEO & Co-Founder , RYDESThe change of mobility behavior, an evolution of the mobility budget market for employees and the revolution of public transport in Germany due to the Deutschland-ticket. 🚲 🛵 🚆
Now more than ever, mobility behaviors are changing. That’s why companies need to offer a mobility budget that includes different types of transport, focuses on sustainability and works as a real benefit for employees. On top of that, managing it shouldn’t overcomplicate HR departments life…
With Rydes, all the above gets real! In our latest podcast episode, Rydes CEO and Founder Rene braun talks with our CEO Gunnar Froh about the evolution of th...
2023-05-1941 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#44 Harry Maxwell, Head of Marketing, FluctuoHarry discovered his passion for shared mobility whilst working at Fifteen, the shared bike manufacturer.
Harry shares his journey in mobility from discovering the importance of mobility when living in Rome until moving to Paris where he found Fluctuo, followed by discussions about the newly released European Shared Mobility Index with Gunnar, the breakdown of number of shared vehicles in Europe and how not only operators but cities like Milan are using aggregated data for benchmarking against other multimodal cities.
2023-04-1938 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#43 François Hoehlinger , Deputy Chief Executive Officer, TroopyFrançois and Gunnar’s opinions about the upcoming vote on a potential ban on e-scooters in Paris🇫🇷 on 2nd April, How Troopy has grown and where its going, and the importance of dominating your home turf before you can consider yourself to be profitable
Alumni of EMLYON Business School & Polytechnique in France. François is an entrepreneur and a mobility expert who’s currently the Managing Director of Troopy, one of the European moped sharing companies, based in Paris.
After a career in Strategy consulting, he became a top manager at Flixbus, developing the B2B business in...
2023-03-2947 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#42 Alexander Kirn , CEO, INVERSAlexander Kirn, CEO of INVERS, has 20+ years of experience as an entrepreneur, kick-starting and running high-growth software companies.
After the sale of his first company, which he founded at the age of 14, he became an investment professional at Summit Partners, focusing on the expansion of tech companies in growth markets. In 2009, he founded Fleet Technology, a holding company that brings together technology-driven companies in the mobility, sharing economy and IoT (Internet of Things) sectors. Since 2012, Alex has been CEO of INVERS and LapID Service GmbH, which today employ more than 150 and 35 people, respectively.
Alexander Kirn is a graduate of the...
2023-03-1749 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#41 Patrick Arle , CEO & Founder, MotionToolsThe state of tech, the issue of fraud , reaching profitability in shared mobility, the role AI will play and Autonomy Paris.
Patrick discovered his passion for the transportation industry early in 2005 when he started his studies of computer science and business management .Then continued his journey by holding several roles at Lufthansa German Airlines, including assistant to the CEO, as well as project- and product manager, working with customers such as United Airlines.
Before launching MotionTools in 2017, Patrick helped to build up Wunder Mobility, a leading software and hardware provider for sharing mobility operators.
Today he is the Founder & CEO...
2023-03-0150 min
Generation E - der Mobilitäts-PodcastMit Software und Sharing die Welt besser machen, Gunnar Froh CEO Wunder MobilityWunder Mobility - hier soll der Name Programm werden. Die in Hamburg ansässige Firma stellt Städten und Unternehmen Software, Fahrzeuge und eine breite Palette von Dienstleistungen zur Verfügung und hilft bei der Einführung und Verbreitung neuer Mobilitätsdienste. Das übergeordnete Ziel: Wunder Mobility will die Welt durch eine gemeinsame Mobilität grüner, gesünder und glücklicher machen. Wie das genau funktioniert und was aktuell die größten Herausforderungen sind, das erläutert der Gründer und Geschäftsführer von Wunder Mobility Gunnar Früh.
2022-08-0324 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#40 Augustin Friedel, Shared Mobility Expert
In this episode of the Wunder Mobility Podcast Gunnar and Augustin talk about:
What is shared mobility and where do we stand today?
What are the current challenges of shared mobility and how do we overcome them?
Augustin is a well-known shared mobility expert with passion for micro mobility, mobility on-demand service and public private partnerships. After launching Uber in Germany, Augustin worked for companies like Blacklane, Rocket Internet and Deutsche Bahn subsidiary ioki. He is currently employed by Volkswagen AG but the views expressed in this interview are his personal ones and do not represent any...
2022-06-0651 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#39 Sam Baker, Managing Partner, MobilityFundInvesting in the new mobility value chain
MobilityFund's mission is to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable mobility by backing the best founders in European mobility start-ups. It invests in disruptive mobility start-ups with ambitious founders from Seed to Series A and onwards. The experienced team includes entrepreneurs from Europe and Silicon Valley who partner with companies as they scale to become global transportation leaders.
2022-05-2340 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#38 Julien Chamussy, Co-founder & CEO, fluctuoA macro overview of the vehicle sharing business in Europe
Julien Chamussy is the CEO and co-founder of fluctuo, Europe’s aggregator of data on shared mobility services like bike, scooter, moped or car sharing.
Prior to that, Julien was VP Marketing of Smovengo, the operator of Vélib which is the public bike-sharing service in Paris and the greater area.
fluctuo sources data from various mobility operators and open source and uses it to provide an overview of the shared mobility industry. Every quarter, they publish the European Shared Mobility Index in which they analyze the development of use...
2022-05-0945 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#37 Jennifer Dungs, Global Head of Mobility, EIT InnoEnergyThe innovation engine for sustainable energy across Europe
Jennifer has spent over 20 years in the automotive industry, including Ford, BMW and Porsche. She contributes regularly to Forbes and is a global speaker on the topic of Future Mobility. Today, as Global Head of Mobility at EIT InnoEnergy, she is responsible for all mobility investments with 30 new seed and Series A investments in the last 2 years.
How does InnoEnergy support the European mobility value chain?
How does Jennifer envision Shared Mobility from Europe?
Why InnoEnergy hasn't invested in popular shared mobility players?
What are the pressing challenges in...
2022-04-2551 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#36 Maya Ben Dror, Practice Manager, Automotive & New Mobility, World Economic ForumHow the WEF helps shape opinions
Maya's career is outstanding: she holds a PhD in dynamic transportation policy and technology transition from the Technion and has more than a decade and a half of global work experience in the public, private and third sectors, with a focus on clean technologies and sustainable transport. At WEF, she now leads the Sustainable Automotive and Mobility work.
We started the conversation by elaborating on the WEF's unique approach to improving the state of the world and dived deep into the topics what they believe are the 3 main issues of the...
2022-04-1146 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#35 Cory Schmidt, Chief Revenue Officer, Wunder MobilityBuilding brand authority in the shared mobility industry and what role content plays
Cory is CRO of Wunder Mobility, the international provider of software and hardware for shared mobility services. In his executive leadership role, Cory oversees Wunder Mobility's marketing and sales organization as well as the account management. Over the last one and a half years Cory wrote his first book on brand primacy and how google made companies the kings of content.
We spoke with him about why building a company's brand is so important and how creating valuable content helps bring organic traffic to the website.
2022-03-2824 min
Fast Lane#06 Wohin steuert die Sharing-Branche?Der Branchencheck mit Wunder-CEO Gunnar Froh
2014 als Uber-Konkurrent gestartet, hat sich Wunder längst auf das Geschäft mit Mobilitätssoftware fokussiert. Die Technik des Hamburger Start-ups steckt in E-Roller-, Moped und Carsharing-Anwendungen.
Die Coronakrise hat allerdings auch der Sharingbranche kräftig zugesetzt und auch die Ukraine-Krise wird vermutlich Spuren hinterlassen. Zwar hat die Pandemie Wunder nicht ganz so stark getroffen wie die direkten Anbieter. Doch auch Gunnar Froh musste sich als Krisenmanager beweisen. Der 39-Jährige ist Gründer und Geschäftsführer von Wunder. Ein Gespräch über E-Roller-Sharing auf dem Land, Mobilitätsplattformen und Gunnar Frohs persönlichen Fuhr
2022-03-1533 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#34 Karen Vancluysen, Secretary General, POLIS NetworkHow can innovations from industry be aligned with public policy goals?
Karen was appointed as Secretary General of POLIS in September 2014, after havening been the Network's Research Director. Since then she's leading the European network of cities and regions on urban transport innovation. For over 30 years already, members have been working together to develop and deploy sustainable and innovative urban mobility solutions for the city of today and tomorrow.
Karen is certain that what was originally the preserve of the public sector, namely the provision of mobility services, is now also increasingly becoming an area in which private players...
2022-03-1436 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#33 Raymon Pouwels, Co-founder & CEO, GO SharingScaling a shared mobility company to 15,000 vehicles in 2.5 years
Raymon, 28, was born and raised in the Netherlands. Today he is CEO of one of Europe's fastest-growing shared mobility operators. While he made his first experience in scooter-sharing with German scooter manufacturer Emco, in 2019 he decided together with Donny van den Oever and Doeke Boersma to start GO Sharing with 168 mopeds in Eindhoven. Since then they have multiplied their fleet size several times and now operate a multimodal fleet of about 15,000 vehicles in 60 cities, in 6 countries.
We talked about:
the need to go multimodal and why this...
2022-02-2839 min
Building Better with Brandon Bartneck#90 – Gunnar Froh | Wunder Mobility – Shared Mobility as a Solution for Sustainable and Effective TransportationGunnar Froh is CEO & Founder of Wunder Mobility, the leading global tech and service platform for new mobility solutions.
Key topics in this conversation include
Gunnar’s background in shared asset utilization, including leading Airbnb’s international efforts
Why shared mobility is so important for developing an effective and sustainable mobility ecosystem
What it takes to develop a successful shared vehicle offering
Gunnar’s vision for a Netflix-like mobility experience
Wunder Mobility’s role enabling shared mobility companies
Links
Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/gunnarfroh
Gunnar’s LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gunnarf...
2022-02-2058 min
HAUSFREUNDE – Bauen, Renovieren, FinanzierenFolge 44: Eigenleistungen! Eine gute Idee, um Budget zu sparen?HAUSFREUNDE
In der aktuellen Folge des Podcasts HAUSFREUNDE steht die Eigenleistung, also Ihre eigene Muskelkraft, im Mittelpunkt. Und wie viel Geld Sie sparen können, wenn Sie selbst handwerklich tätig werden.
Die Baupreise steigen und steigen. Für einige Bauinteressierte muss der Traum vom Haus verschoben werden und man hofft auf Zeiten, in denen die Preise für Baumaterial wieder sinken.
Parkett verlegen, selbst tapezieren und die Wände malern hat ja fast jeder schon mal gemacht. Warum nicht auch beim eigenen Haus, wenn man handwerklich geschickt ist, bei anderen Arbeiten selbst zur Tat schreiten?
Allerdings: Wer handwerklich noch...
2022-02-1729 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#32 Thomas Grübel, CEO & Founder, GOVECSThe leading European electric two-wheel manufacturer
Thomas is an entrepreneur and pioneer in the field of electric mobility with more than 20 years of experience in this field. After years in Hong Kong and a successful exit from e-max that was acquired by Vmoto, Thomas founded Govecs in 2009.
Today, Govecs has a 10.5% market share in the fragmented shared electric moped market, making it the fourth-largest manufacturer in the world and the largest from Europe.
We spoke with him about the benefits and advantages of being a German-based company with production facilities in Europe, the increasing importance...
2022-02-0739 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#31 Christian Springub, Co-founder & COO, DanceThe new premium e-bike subscription
Christian began his entrepreneurial career in his teenage years when he founded and ran a successful web design agency. In 2007, he co-founded Jimdo, which went on to become one of the world’s leading DIY website builders. After stepping back from daily operations at Jimdo, he founded Dance, the premium e-bike subscription provider, with SoundCloud founders Quidenus-Wahlforss and Ljung.
We spoke to Christian about the market potential of tech-enabled e-bike subscriptions, how they stand out from existing sharing models, and the increasing challenges in the supply chain.
2022-01-2439 min
FUTURE MOVES - New Mobility PodcastFUTURE MOVES #1 – Wie das deutsche Uber zum Betriebssystem der Shared Mobility wurde
Jeder zehnte Sharing-Elektroroller auf der Erde läuft über die Plattform von Wunder Mobility. Das macht die Hamburger zum führenden Softwareanbieter in einer Branche, die laut Analysten schon bald 450 Milliarden Dollar umsetzen wird. In der ersten Episode des vom FUTURE MOVES Podcast erklärt Wunder-CEO Gunnar Froh, warum Scooter Teil des ÖPNV sein sollten, weshalb seine Firma den Kunden den Aufbau ihrer Sharing-Flotten finanziert und welche Lücke im Fahrzeugangebot aller Anbieter sich bald schließen könnte.
**Über diese Themen spricht Gunnar Froh im FUTURE MOVES Podcast:
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… seinen Plan, das „deutsche Uber“ zu bauen – und dessen Scheitern...
2022-01-2046 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#30 Silvia Fischer, Vice President Smart Mobility, FREE NOWEurope’s super mobility app to get from A to B
Silvia joined FREE NOW in 2020 to support the strategic transition from a pure ride-hailing provider to the leading Mobility-as-a-Service platform in Europe. In her role, she is responsible for integrating mobility operators into the FREE NOW platforms to achieve the goal of comprehensive multimodality.
With her, we talked about the conscious decision to become a multimodal platform:
What’s behind the strategy to become Europe’s super mobility app to get from A to B?
What’s the business model of FREE NOW?
How do you differentiate from Bol...
2021-12-1332 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#29 Nico Gabriel, COO, SIXTExpanding Traditional Rental Businesses Into the Digital Age
Nico is nothing less than a home-grown SIXT veteran. He started his career back in 2004 as a trainee and steered the SIXT core business of car rental with the branch network as Operations and Business Development Manager before he shaped free-floating car sharing as Co-CEO at DRIVE NOW. Since 2018, Nico has served as Divisional Director Mobility Operations and was thus responsible for the digitalization initiatives, the car-sharing offer and the SIXT ONE platform at an early stage. In January 2021, Nico was appointed Chief Operations Officer.
Together we shed light...
2021-11-2924 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#28 Oliver Mackprang, CEO, MILESA ride through the nitty-gritty of car sharing
Oliver Mackprang is a native Canadian who has lived in Berlin for 15 years. In 2012, he founded the carsharing aggregator company CarJump which was sold to PSA in 2016 and where the app was subsequently renamed in free2move. He has previously worked for the management consulting firm KEARNEY as well as the ridepooling provider MOIA before joining MILES in 2019.
We spoke to Oliver about how MILES differentiates itself in a competitive market, what developments he has seen in recent years and what he expects in the coming years, how they...
2021-11-1542 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#27 Jonas Seyfferth, Director, Strategy&After having built up the career platform squeaker.net, Jonas is leading for the last ten years large-scale digital strategy and transformation projects in the automotive, mobility and TMT sectors at Strategy&, part of the PwC network.
He focuses on digital innovation, data-driven business models, ecosystem partner management and corporate venturing. We explored with Jonas the question of how large automotive companies innovate and which business models he believes are emerging. In particular, the question of where new value is being created and who has the greatest chances of succeeding in those new value pools.We explored with Jonas the...
2021-11-0336 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#26 Detlef Müller, Member of the German Bundestag and Member of the Social Democratic Party (SPD)The improvement of public transport requires the support and funds from the federal government
Detlef Müller is a member of the Bundestag (the German parliament) and a member of the Committee on Transport and Digital Infrastructure.
He strongly believes that the federal government needs to invest money in public transportation if it wants to overcome the status quo and reach the climate goals of the Parisian Climate Agreement.
In this episode, he explains the role he sees public transport and private (shared) mobility providers playing and how the providers harmonize without cannibalizing each other.
2021-09-1434 min
RuhrGründer Podcast "The Story behind"The Story behind mit Philip D. Müller von Wunder FleetInterview-Gast in dieser Episode von The Story behind ist die Philip D. Müller von Wunder Fleet (ehemals Fleetbird).Zusammen mit seinem Kompagnon Benjamin Krüger hat Philip eine Software as a Service Plattform für Betreiber von Sharing-Fahrzeugen entwickelt. Angefangen haben die beiden in einem Coworking Space in Dortmund mit einer Handvoll Leute. Heute sitzen sie immer noch in Dortmund in eigenen Büroräumen mit rund 60 Mitarbeitenden.Aus strategischen Gründen haben sich die beiden 2018 dazu entschieden, Ihr Startup mit einem Partner weiterzuführen und haben d...
2021-09-061h 17
Wunder Mobility Podcast#25 Daniela Kluckert, Member of the German Bundestag & Member of the Free Democratic PartyFuture mobility must be designed free of any ideology
Daniela Kluckert is a member of the Bundestag (the German parliament) and serves as deputy chairwoman of the Committee on Transport and Digital Infrastructure.
Daniela is committed to ensuring that all road users have equal rights and that decisions about the future are made in a non-ideological way.
In this episode, she tells us how she envisions multimodal transport smart connections between different mobility modes in the future and how the governing authorities can provide the right impulses.
2021-08-2334 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#24 Stefan Gelbhaar, Member of the German Bundestag & Member of Bündnis 90/ Die GrünenHow the Greens envision the future of mobility
Since 2017, Stefan Gelbhaar has been a member of the Bundestag (the German parliament) as the spokesperson for urban mobility and cycling.
Since 2020, he is the spokesperson for transport policy for the Green Party.
We spoke to him about the three most important transport policy cornerstones of the Greens’ election program:
a. tackling the climate crisis by de-carbonizing the transport sector
b. improving road safety
c. addressing urbanization by restructuring transport flows and introducing new mobility services (Mobility as a Service)
2021-08-0940 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#23 Matteo Maestri, Founder & CEO, Estrima BiròThe Italian hidden champion of microcars
At just 32 years old, Matteo founded Estrima with the vision to improve the quality of mobility in the city, thanks to a vehicle designed not only for private use but for hiring and sharing as well.
He takes us onto the journey of his company, explains the advantages of a covered LEV and why they designed a new type of vehicle including a peer-to-peer sharing solution.
2021-07-2832 min
intellicar.de – Hack The Road JackEin Startup hinter den Mobility-StartupsWunder Mobility ist ein Hamburger Startup, das sich vom Anbieter für
Mobility Services zu einem Anbieter für eine Plattform FÜR Betreiber von
Mobilitätsdienste entwickelt hat. Allein dieser Wandel birgt einigen
Erzählstoff und deshalb spricht Jens Stoewhase in dieser Ausgabe des
Podcasts mit dem Gründer und CEO Gunnar Froh.
Dabei soll es
nicht nur um die Geschichte seines Unternehmens gehen, sondern auch um
die zahlreichen Aktivitäten rund um das Kerngeschäft herum.
Da
wäre zum Beispiel ein eigener Summit und eine Tochtergesellschaft, die
anderen Startups bei der Finanzierung unter die Arme...
2021-07-1600 minintellicar.de – Hack The Road JackWunder Mobility – ein Startup hinter den Mobility-StartupsWunder Mobility ist ein Hamburger Startup, das sich vom Anbieter für Mobility Services zu einem Anbieter für eine Plattform FÜR Betreiber von Mobilitätsdienste entwickelt hat. Allein dieser Wandel birgt einigen Erzählstoff und deshalb spricht Jens Stoewhase in dieser Ausgabe des Podcasts mit dem Gründer und CEO Gunnar Froh.
Dabei soll es nicht nur um die Geschichte seines Unternehmens gehen, sondern auch um die zahlreichen Aktivitäten rund um das Kerngeschäft herum.
Da wäre zum Beispiel ein eigener Summit und eine Tochtergesellschaft, die anderen Startups bei der Finanzierung unter die Arme...
2021-07-1525 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#22 Valerian Seither, Co-founder & CEO, emmyGermany's e-moped sharing pioneer
Valerian and his emmy sharing co-founder Alexander pioneered e-moped sharing in Germany in 2015, at a time when no one was really about it. (The only other vehicle-sharing solution on the market was Car2Go.)
What started as an idea conceived at a barbecue with friends turned into Germany’s leading moped-sharing company with immediately recognizable red-orange vehicles.
In this special episode, Valerian takes us through emmy’s founding story, how they are improving operational excellence, why it's crucial that a customer opens the emmy app first, and why 100 meters are a supe...
2021-07-1244 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#21 Susan Shaheen, Professor, University of California, BerkeleyIt will not be possible to draw a line between public and private transport in the future
Susan is a professor of civil and environmental engineering and
co-director of the transportation sustainability research
center at the University Berkely. She was among the first to observe, research, and write about changing dynamics in shared mobility.
We talked to her about the development of whether there will be a separation between public and private transport in the future, about how to create a healthy mobility ecosystem with complementarity and less competition, and how public transport operators innovate.
2021-07-0149 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#20 Michael Barillère-Scholz, Co-founder & CEO, ioki - a DB companyHow demand responsive transport systems connect outskirts with the city center
Since 2017, Michael has been working at ioki on the digitalization of public transport and its seamless connection to existing systems, as well as the integration of new forms of mobility.
On-demand shuttles are increasingly being integrated into public transport. Michael explains to us why this makes sense, how it works and what impact autonomous vehicles will have on current transport operations.
2021-06-1442 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#19 Timo Buetefisch, Co-founder & CEO, CooltraEurope's not-so-secret champion in moped sharing
Timo leads Cooltra, the largest provider of sustainable mobility solutions on two wheels in Europe. In 2006 Timo started with 25 units and grew it over time to almost 17.000 mopeds in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Rome, or Lisboa.
As a first-mover in this space, he gained enormous knowledge on how to operate a moped sharing business and told us what he expects European city authorities will do in the future, unit economics, and why he recently teamed up with Free Now.
2021-06-0338 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#18 Hui Zhang, Vice President Europe, NIOAn electric car startup from Shanghai conquers the world
Hui Zhang is Vice President of NIO Europe. He heads the German and the UK office of the global electric car startup from Shanghai.
According to yahoo finance, NIO has made a big name for itself among electric car makers in recent years and currently has a market cap of nearly $55 billion.
Hui takes us through the NIO universe, explaining why Apple is a better role model than any other well-known automaker and why NIO believes consumers want to own a premium EV.
In this episode, you'll also learn more...
2021-05-1739 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#17 Sandra Phillips, Founder & CEO, movmiHow does scooter, bike, moped and car sharing complement the current transport offer in cities?
Before founding movmi an award-winning boutique agency specialized in shared mobility architecture, Sandra held several senior management and executive roles, most notably with Daimler, BCAA, and BMW.
2021-05-0346 min
New Mobility Planet#36 Carsharing ist wie öffentlicher Nahverkehr.Gunnar Froh, CEO von Wunder Mobility, erzählt in diesem Podcast, weshalb er seine ersten Erfahrungen im Operating Business nicht missen möchte, weshalb der hohe Qualitätsanspruch in Europa auch ein Hindernis für Innovation sein kann und warum er hofft, dass Luftverschmutzung mal die gleiche Dringlichkeit bekommt, wie das Verbannenvon schädlichem Zigarettenrauch.Im Gespräch mit Björn Bender, Leiter Innovation, Forschung & Inkubation bei der SBB und Andreas Herrmann vom Institut für Mobilität der Universität St. Gallen, sprechen die Drei auch darüber warum shared mobility auch als öffentlicher Nahverkehr d...
2021-04-2229 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#16 Olivier Reppert, CEO, Share NowHow car sharing pioneer Share Now is evolving to remain the best in the competition
As the former CEO of car2go, Olivier has been running Share Now since 2019. What started as a daring project back then is now one of the largest free-floating car sharing companies worldwide. Olivier talks about why a franchise concept makes sense in some cities, what he perceives as the key boosters for development in the industry, the merging of rent and minute-based car sharing, and what he himself calls ultimate mobility freedom.
2021-04-1939 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#15 Martynas Gudonavičius, CEO & co-founder, TrafiHow mobility services and platforms across public transit are integrated to respond to evolving demands to create flexible, open access, and shared service solutions
Martynas joined the Lithuanian start-up Trafi at an early stage and has since then spearheaded the global expansion and focused on the commercial side of the business. Trafi offers cities the possibility to connect all mobility services into one single platform where users can check itineraries and also book their tickets and trips. The service is known as Jelbi in Berlin or MVGO in Munich.
2021-04-0637 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#14 Lukas Neckermann, COO, Splyt
Lukas is Chief Operating Officer of Splyt, and Managing Director of Neckermann Strategic Advisors. He is a strategist, advisor, researcher, and keynote speaker on Smart Cities and Smart Mobility. In addition to several books, Lukas regularly speaks at events about his many years of insight.
In this episode together with Sam, he shed light on the development of user behaviors and demands, the role of a progressive city, and whether public transport is really the backbone of inner-city mobility.
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2021-03-2227 min
Building Better with Brandon Bartneck#40 – Alisyn Malek | Reshaping Transportation Policy for a Better FutureAlisyn Malek is the Executive Director for the Commission on the Future of Mobility. She is also the founder and CEO of Middle Third, a boutique mobility consultancy helping clients to unlock the potential of technology and transportation. Prior to these roles, she co-founded May Mobility building autonomous vehicle transportation solutions. She grew the company from laboratory concept to operations in three states and a strong pipeline for growth in less than three years. Alisyn started her career as an engineer working on electric vehicle charging technology at General Motors before moving to their corporate venture arm, leading investments...
2021-03-0843 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#13 Ozgur Tohumcu, CEO, Oxbotica
Ozgur has over 20 years’ experience in leading the sales, development, and implementation of software solutions in the automotive, smart mobility, telecoms, and IoT industries for Tier 1 clients across the USA and EMEA.
Since May 2019 he drives the strategy to deliver Oxbotica's universal autonomy vision globally.
In this episode, Ozgur gives insights into the actual status quo of autonomous driving, in which scenarios autonomous vehicles already operate, and what is behind the hybrid-growth model of Oxbotica.
2021-03-0841 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#12 Tatiana Peralta Quirós, Co-founder & Advisor, Kinto Costa Rica
Tati Peralta-Quirós is a mobility, transport, and technology specialist, with experience working across the private and public sector in the US, LatAm, and Asia, including technology start-ups, development finance institutions, and governments.
She is the co-founder of Kinto-Costa Rica, Latin America’s first subscription-based Mobility as a Service (MaaS) company.
With her, we explored how and why the traditional car distributor and car dealer Purdy Motors invested in a multimodal mobility platform and what impact it has on the mobility patterns in Costa Rica.
2021-02-2232 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#11: Trevor Pawl, Chief Mobility Officer, State of Michigan
Trevor leads Michigan's Office of Future Mobility and Electrification. s responsible for working across state government, academia, and private industry to grow Michigan’s mobility ecosystem through strategic policy recommendations and new support services for companies focused on the future of transportation.
In this episode, he walks us through his vision of helping to build stronger transportation and a stronger state economy through safer, more equitable, and environmentally sound transportation for all Michigan residents.
2021-02-0841 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#10 Samuel Baker, President & Co-founder, Wunder Mobility
Sam studied Finance and Music before he started his career at eBay. He lived in Central America where he led a project funded by the Mastercard Foundation to launch innovative financial products for youth.
When he returned to California Sam and Gunnar met and ultimately decided to launch the forerunner of today's Wunder Mobility.
In this episode, Sam and Gunnar reflect on 2020 and give an outlook on the new year 2021. They speak about five trends they see:
The importance of local
Rise of public players
Blurring of sharing and ownership
New opportunities
Run for profitability
2021-01-2525 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#9: Holger Weiss, CEO, German Autolabs
Holger is a true veteran in the new mobility game. He has been around the block and played a vital role at navigation software startup gate5, the forerunner for HERE. He was also CEO of Aupeo, the leading provider of internet-based audio content for the automotive industry, which was acquired by Panasonic Automotive Systems until he founded his own startup German Autolabs in 2016.
Together, we discussed the rise of voice assistance in the mobility industry, the differences between the well-known startup ecosystems when comparing investment volumes in deep tech, and how we can support growing our ecosystem in Europe.
2021-01-1137 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#8: Clare Jones, CCO, what3wordswhat3words set out to do nothing less than revolutionizing today's addressing system by directing people with three words.
what3words is the world's first addressing system designed for speech and every 3m x 3m square in the world has been assigned an address consisting of just three words from the dictionary. Over 5 years Clare has contributed to its success as Chief Commercial Officer.
Together we talk about the challenges, the business model, and the team behind the stunning success.
2020-12-1431 min
AWAKE Mobility Podcast#18 Betriebssystem der Mobilität mit Gunnar Froh (CEO & Founder @Wunder Mobility)Wir sind wieder da! In der heutigen Folge ist Gunnar Froh, CEO und Founder von Wunder Mobility, zu Gast. Er erzählt uns über die Anfänge von AirBnB in Deutschland und welche Learnings er aus der Zeit bei AirBnB gezogen hat. Außerdem beschreibt Gunnar die ersten Entwicklungen des Ride-Sharing in Deutschland und gibt tiefgehende Einblicke in den Aufbau von Wunder Mobility. Dabei verdeutlicht er was er unter dem ‚Betriebssystem für die Mobilität‘ versteht und welche vielfältigen Anwendungsmöglichkeiten es bietet. Zu den Kunden gehören Privatunternehmer, Startups, große Mobilitätsanbieter und Städte. Mit der Stadt Ha...
2020-12-0940 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#7: Christoph Wolff, Global Head of Mobility, World Economic Forum
Christoph oversees the work of the Forum with partners from the automotive, supply chain, aerospace, travel, and tourism sectors. Over the course of his career, he has held several senior management positions and gained unparalleled knowledge of the developments and challenges in the field of mobility - globally. With him, we dive deep into the work and significance of the World Economic Forum. After all, the World Economic Forum is not just the annual congress in Davos but encompasses much more.
2020-11-3033 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#6: Stefan Vorndran, Managing Director, Europcar Mobility Group Germany
Stefan has assumed overall responsibility for the Europcar Group's activities in Germany in 2018. Previously, he held numerous responsible executive positions at BCD Group, the market leader in the travel industry.
In our conversation, we discussed current market developments, Europcar's efforts in the face of challenging circumstances, and the role of rental companies in the development of sustainable mobility.
2020-11-1627 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#5: Sohaila Ouffata, Managing Director, BMW i Ventures Europe
Sohaila has already had unique experiences and built up an unparalleled knowledge and network. She is part of BMW i Ventures - the world's leading automotive corporate venture fund (+500 million USD). She invests in cutting-edge solutions that focus on BMW's current and future business in the areas of technology and customer & service space.
We talked to her about the exceptional approach of BMW i Ventures, the capital venture scene in Isreal, Silicon Valley, Berlin, and China, how her focus has developed over time and her passion for digital business models.
2020-11-0258 min
Entscheider treffen Haider - die Erfolgsgeheimnisse der MacherWunder-Mobility-Gründer: „Homeoffice ist unnatürlich“Kann man von Hamburg aus ein weltweit erfolgreiches Technologie-Unternehmen aufbauen? Gunnar Froh ist mit Wunder Mobility auf dem Weg dahin. Die Firma entwickelt Software, mit denen unter anderem der Verkehr in Städten revolutioniert werden soll. Wie das gehen kann, erklärt der Gründer und Vorstandsvorsitzende im Gespräch mit Abendblatt-Chefredakteur Lars Haider (zu hören unter www.abendblatt.de/entscheider). Es geht um den Kampf um Programmierer, Hamburgs Vorteile gegenüber San Francisco – und um Homeoffice, von dem Froh gar nichts hält.
2020-10-2750 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#4: Ole Harms, VP Product Strategy, carsoftware.org by Volkswagen
Ole Harms begann seine Karriere in der IT- und Strategieberatung, bevor er zu Volkswagen wechselte, wo er bis zur Gründung von MOIA im Jahr 2016 verschiedene leitende Management- und Führungspositionen innehatte. Nachdem er MOIA drei Jahre lang als CEO geleitet hatte, wurde er Teil des Gründungsteams der Car.Software Organisation von Volkswagen, wo er nun für Produktstrategie, Operational Excellence & Kommunikation verantwortlich ist.
Mit uns beleuchtet er seine Vergangenheit und die Entwicklungen des Mobilitätsverhaltens der letzten Jahre. Welche neuen Mobility Services sind entstanden und welche Fähigkeiten muss ein OEM intern aufbauen, um zukünftig w...
2020-10-1943 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#3: Laurin Hahn, Founder & CEO von Sono Motors
Laurin Hahn ist Founder und CEO von Sono Motors. Schon während seiner Schulzeit hat sich der heute 25-jährige Laurin mit den Herausforderungen des Klimawandels und der Frage nach, wie Mobilität klimafreundlicher, effizienter und unabhängig vom Rohstoff Öl werden könnte, beschäftigt. Deshalb arbeitete er bereits nach seinem Abitur mit Co-Founder Jona Christinas an einem ersten Prototypen des Sono Motors „Sion“.
Im Gespräch mit uns erzählt Laurin, welche Hürden es zu nehmen gilt und wie er mit dem Sono Motors Team ein alltagstaugliches, bezahlbares und derzeit einzigartiges Elektrofahrzeug, dessen Batterie sich zusätzlich durch die Sonne...
2020-10-0547 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#2: Sebastian Hofelich, ex-CEO von DriveNow & ex-CFO von FreeNow
Sebastian Hofelich blickt auf eine bemerkenswerte Karriere zurück.
Beginnend in der internen Unternehmensberatung der BMW Group, später als einer der Geschäftsführer beim BMW und Sixt Joint Venture DriveNow und anschließend als CFO beim europäischen Ride-Hailing Marktführer FreeNow.
Sebastian gestaltet seit der ersten Stunde die neue Mobilität und spricht mit uns über die wichtigen Stellschrauben und KPIs des New Mobility Business und den effizienten Betrieb. Gemeinsam mit uns diskutiert er über mögliche Strategien und Taktiken auf dem Weg zur Profitabilität.
2020-09-2138 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#1: Nico Polleti, CEO & Co-Founder von Cluno
Nico Polleti ist CEO & Co-Founder von Cluno, dem wohl bekanntesten und erfolgreichsten Anbieter des digitalen Auto Abos in Deutschland.
Gemeinsam mit seinen Mitgründer*innen revolutioniert er den traditionellen Autobesitz, hin zu einer einfachen und flexiblen Möglichkeit, ein eigenes Auto zu fahren, ohne sich langfristig durch Kauf oder Leasing zu binden.
Im Wunder Mobility Podcast erzählt er von seinem Werdegang, warum das Auto Abo die fünfte Säule neben Barkauf, Finanzierung, Leasing, car-sharing und ride-sharing ist, wie sich Covid-19 auf Clunos' Business ausgewirkt hat und wie seine Vision für Cluno aussieht.
2020-09-0740 min
Wunder Mobility Podcast#0: Der Wunder Mobility Podcast Trailer
Das ist die allererste Folge von unserem Wunder Mobility Podcast. Viel Spaß!
2020-08-2502 min
So techt Deutschland - der ntv Tech-Podcast"Wollen das Bosch für Neue Mobilität sein"Branchen aufmischen? Das mag Gunnar Froh. Erst hat er einen Airbnb-Konkurrenten gegründet, um später direkt bei dem Hotelschreck anzuheuern. Heute ist er Chef von Wunder Mobility. Er will mit seinem Unternehmen die Mobilität revolutionieren: "Wir haben eine Plattform gebaut, auf der die Betreiber von neuer Mobilität ihre Dienste anbieten können", erklärt Froh. Es geht zum Beispiel um Carsharing oder den E-Scooter-Verleih. Seine Kunden sind Autohersteller, Startups oder auch gleich ganze Städte, die den Verkehr auf neue Beine stellen möchten. Kleine Brötchen backt Gunnar Froh nicht. Sein Ziel ist es, "einen Tech-Player zu schaff...
2020-07-0147 min
Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten - Mit Rayk Hahne362: Spezial 25 Unternehmerwahrheiten kompakt Willkommen zu Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten. SMART Mein Name ist Rayk Hahne, Profisportler und Unternehmensberater mit einem Spezial 5x5 Unternehmerwahrheiten von 5 herausragenden Unternehmern. Jede Woche bekommst Du eine sofort anwendbare Trainingseinheit, damit Du als Unternehmer noch besser wirst. Danke, dass Du Die Zeit mit mir verbringst. Lass uns mit dem Training beginnen. Wenn Dir die Folge gefällt teile Sie mit Deinen Freunden unter dem Link raykhahne.de/362. In der heutigen Folge geht es um 25 Unternehmerwahrheiten. Welche 3 wichtigen Punkte kannst Du Dir aus dem heutigen Training m...
2020-04-2915 min
Startup.rocksStartup.rocks #4 - Gunnar Froh über Airbnb, WunderMobility, Skalierung und sein StudiumMoin! Die nächste Folge Startup.rocks ist da! Heute war Gunnar Froh zu Gast, Gründer und CEO bei WunderMobility! Gunnar hat aber nicht nur bei WunderMobility gezeigt, dass er etwas von Startups versteht. Er hat vor seiner Zeit dort, ein Startup gegründet welches er nach einem Jahr an Airbnb verkaufte. Doch nicht nur seine Firma ging an Airbnb, auch Gunnar fing danach an dort zwei jahre intensiv mitzuarbeiten. Er war am Skalierungsprozess von 35 auf 1500 Mitarbeiter beteiligt. Darüber und über viele weitere Dinge sprechen wir in der Folge!
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2020-04-1839 min
Auf der Autobahn des Lebens - dein roter Faden für die Gesetze des Lebens#113: Krankheitsgewinn. Warum es zuweilen super ist, krank zu bleiben.Eine etwas andere Sichtweise auf so manches Wehwechen.
Infos zur Episode
Krankheitsgewinn - Warum es zuweilen sinnvoll ist, ein bisschen krank zu bleiben.
Die nächste Klausur steht bevor oder ein unangenehmes Gespräch mit den Kollegen? Das ruft bei manchen Menschen Bauchkrämpfe und andere unangenehme Begleiterscheinungen hervor. Ja, und so mancher Zeitgenosse ist sehr froh darüber, denn so kann er der Klausur fern bleiben und so manchem Unangenehmen aus dem Weg gehen.
Doch damit hinderst du nur deine Heilung. Was es neben dem primären Krankheitsgewinn noch alles so gibt, erfäh...
2020-04-1516 min
SPEAK LIKE A CEO#56 - GUNNAR FROH - CEO WUNDERMOBILITYAre CEOs born, or are they made? Gunnar Froh believes the latter. Gunnar is the Founder and CEO of Wunder Mobility, the leading global tech and service platform for new mobility solutions. Prior to Wunder Mobility, he was instrumental in scaling Airbnb from a team of 40 to 1,500 .
In this week's episode, he talks to Oliver Aust and Lena Carlson about the importance of integrating staff into a strong company culture, and being able to trust the people that you work with. Enjoy the episode!
2020-04-0227 min
Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten - Mit Rayk Hahne341: In die Mobilität einsteigen mit Gunnar Froh Willkommen zu Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten. Das ist Folge 341 mit dem Gründer von wundermobility Gunnar Froh. Mein Name ist Rayk Hahne, Profisportler und Unternehmensberater. Jede Woche bekommst Du eine sofort anwendbare Trainingseinheit, damit Du als Unternehmer noch besser wirst. Danke, dass Du Die Zeit mit mir verbringst. Lass uns mit dem Training beginnen. Wenn Dir die Folge gefällt teile Sie mit Deinen Freunden unter dem Link raykhahne.de/341. In der heutigen Folge geht es darum, in die Mobilität einzusteigen. Welche 3 wichtigen Punkte kannst Du...
2020-03-1115 min
So geht Startup – der Gründerszene-Podcast#15 So geht Sharing Mobility in profitabel – Gunnar Froh, Wunder MobilitySo geht Startup – Der Gründerszene-PodcastGunnar Froh und Sarah Heuberger | Fast schon sein ganzes Startup-Leben hat sich Gunnar Froh der neuen Mobilität verschrieben – bis auf einen Abstecher in die Welt der Zimmervermietung, als erster Deutschland-Chef von Airbnb. Vor sechs Jahren hat er das Startup Wunder gegründet, das 2014 als Ride-Sharing-Anbieter gestartet ist.Mittlerweile entwickelt das Startup Software für andere Mobilitätsanbieter als sogenannte White-Label-Lösungen. Kunden sind Autohersteller wie etwa Hyundai, aber auch Sharing-Mobility-Services wie der E-Roller-Anbieter Emmy, das Carsharing-Angebot Miles oder das E-Scooter-Startup Hive. Während andere Mobilitätsanbieter wie Coup oder Clever Shuttle ins Straucheln gekommen sind, läuft...
2019-12-1045 min
Deep Dive CleanTech // by DWR ecoSo will Wunder die Mobilitätsplattform der Zukunft werden | Deep Dive CleanTech #7Ein Betriebssystem für die Verkehrswende?
Wunder Mobility hat eine Vision: das Unternehmen will das Betriebssystem der Mobilität werden. Im Podcast erzählt CEO Gunnar Froh, was hinter dem Wunder aus Hamburg steckt und welche Geschäftsmodelle im Mobility Sektor entstehen.
Du erfährst…
…warum sich der Mobilitätsmarkt nur langsam verändert
…was die treibenden Kräfte hinter der Mobilitätswende sind
…warum Städte in Zukunft eine wichtige Rolle spielen
…warum die Autobauer nicht zu Softwareentwicklern werden
👉 "Deep Dive CleanTech" ist ein Podcast von digital kompakt: Hier b...
2019-11-1437 min
Freifahrt02 | WunderCity mit Ioana FreiseWie hilft Software dabei, neue Mobilität in Städten einfacher zu machen?
Wunder Mobility wurde 2014 von Gunnar Froh gegründet. In seiner Zeit bei AirBnB in San Francisco hat er die Gründer von Lyft kennengelernt und so kurzerhand beschlossen, Ridesharing nach Deutschland zu bringen. Aufgrund sagenhafter Widerstände basierend auf dem veralteten Personenbeförderungsgesetz mussten sie den Dienst in Deutschland jedoch recht schnell einstellen. Nicht gerade geographisch naheliegend sind sie dann auf die Philippinen, nach Indien und Brasilien gegangen, um dort Pendlern zu helfen, gemeinsam die z.T. mehrstündigen Fahrten morgens und abends zu teilen.
Inzwischen haben s...
2019-10-2245 min
Urbane ZukunftTragen E-Kickscooter zum Klimaschutz bei? - Der DSW21-Podcast mit Michael Westerhoff - #18Sie prägen mittlerweile auch in Deutschland das Stadtbild: Elektrostehroller, auch E-Kickscooter genannt. Gunnar Froh ist Gründer und CEO des Unternehmens Wunder Mobility, das Software für die Mobilität der Zukunft entwickelt. Mit ihm spricht Moderator Michael Westerhoff über den Nutzen der E-Scooter und welche Probleme diese Fahrzeuge tatsächlich lösen könnten.
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Shownotes:
0:20 Begrüßung Gesprächspartner Gunnar Froh, Founder & CEO von Wunder Mobility
0:55 Was macht Wunder Mobility?
1:36 Wer nutzt Elektrostehroller?
2:08 Welche Fahrzeuge w...
2019-08-1332 min
neunetzcastneunetzcast 71: Wie Städte urbane Mobility mitgestalten (können)Turbulente Zeiten im Mobilitäts- und Transportsektor. Neben Carsharing, Ridehailing, Ridesharing & kommenden autonomen Vehikeln nehmen jetzt auch auch noch E-Bikes und E-Scooter im On-Demand-Modell an Fahrt auf. (Mit E-Scootern geht es in Deutschland nun auch bald los.)
Christoph Koch und Marcel Weiß sprechen über die heutigen Entwicklungen und Marktdynamiken und, vor allem, welche (vielleicht überraschend) starke, proaktive Rolle der ÖPNV und die Stadtverwaltungen spielen können. Vorzeigebeispiel: BVG aus Berlin.
Marcel berichtet zusätzlich von seinen Eindrücken vom Future Mobility Summit und Christoph erzählt vom Berlkönig.
Als Bonus gibt es außerdem e...
2019-04-121h 11
digital kompakt | Unternehmer-Podcast zu Startups & DigitalisierungSo will Wunder die Mobilitätsplattform der Zukunft werden | Deep Dive CleanTech #7In dieser Folge unseres Deep Dive CleanTech Podcasts sprechen wir mit Gunnar Froh, Gründer von "Wunder Mobility". Das Hamburger Unternehmen will das Betriebssystem der Mobilität werden. Im Gespräch erzählt er, wie sich die Hamburger die Verkehrswende vorstellen, welche Geschäftsmodelle im Mobility Sektor entstehen und wie es mit dem "Wunder" weitergeht.
Du erfährst…
1)...warum sich der Mobilitätsmarkt nur langsam verändert
2)...was die treibenden Kräfte hinter der Mobilitätswende sind
3)...warum Städte in Zukunft eine wichtige Rolle spielen
4)...warum die Autobauer nicht zu Softwareentwicklern werden
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2019-04-0937 min
digital kompakt | Digitale Strategien für morgenSo will Wunder die Mobilitätsplattform der Zukunft werden | #CleanTech 🌱Ein Betriebssystem für die Verkehrswende?
Wunder Mobility hat eine Vision: das Unternehmen will das Betriebssystem der Mobilität werden. Im Podcast erzählt CEO Gunnar Froh, was hinter dem Wunder aus Hamburg steckt und welche Geschäftsmodelle im Mobility Sektor entstehen.
Du erfährst…
…warum sich der Mobilitätsmarkt nur langsam verändert
…was die treibenden Kräfte hinter der Mobilitätswende sind
…warum Städte in Zukunft eine wichtige Rolle spielen
…warum die Autobauer nicht zu Softwareentwicklern werden
👉 Diese Episode dreht sich schwerpunktmäßig um CleanTech: Mit unserem Ga...
2019-04-0940 min