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Bryan Biniak, Founder and CEO of Connected Travel, is himself a well connected and traveled man. His network of contacts runs deep and extensive. From USAA to Visa to Honda and beyond, Biniak has benefited from playing chess with his networks very early in his career. This has opened doors to partner with some of the best and brightest companies in the automotive space. Not to be outdone, his personal development compliments his professional connections. Biniak has traveled around the globe, and finds himself back in the city of Angels to complete his next adventure...incentivize behavior from a connected car experience.

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