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 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.

Looking ahead, Gunnar and Bojan emphasize the importance of efficiency and innovation. They explain how the merger enables them to combine their strengths to create meaningful, incremental changes that meet market demands and close the gaps both companies previously encountered. Tune in to hear their insights on the evolution of shared mobility and what lies ahead for the industry.

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.

What is Allianz Partners and what is its purpose in relation to shared mobility and electric vehicles?

Dive into the discussion on new mobility modes and their impact on the market landscape. Learn how Allianz Partners has shifted from being a pure insurance provider to a partner using data and other services to ensure peace of mind throughout the customer journey of mobility.

Discover the significant role that connectivity will play as the majority of vehicles on the street become connectable, alongside the increasing trend of online car sales and subscription-as-a-service models. These developments will shape and transform Allianz Partners‘ insurance and service offerings.

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 Tallinn and Vilnius, leveraging automation and AI for operational optimization and customer experience enhancement.

Juhan's commitment to sustainability drives OXDrive's mission of providing convenient, affordable, and eco-friendly mobility solutions, offering insights into the future of urban mobility and entrepreneurship.

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, initially a ride-hailing company that later transformed into the renowned Wunder Mobility - a leading market player and software provider for profitable shared mobility services.

Join the conversation as Gunnar and Renn engage in a discussion around the table, reflecting on the 10-year journey of building Wunder Mobility. From the inception of Wunder, characterized by the perception of cars as 'the enemy' at the dawn of the shared mobility revolution, to candid conversations about regrets, setbacks, challenges in the mobility industry, the significance of product innovation, and more.

Don't miss the chance to explore Gunnar Froh's insights into what the next 10 years may hold, based on the belief that 'what brought us here won't necessarily take us there.'

After spotting kick scooters around Lisbon for the first time in 2019, Alessio Treglia decided to found Elerent, a mobility business run with the expertise of a franchise player. Together with Gunnar, Alessio further discusses the evolution of Elerent from his first idea and how the business today operates mainly as a mobility franchising, how multimodality is a lifesaver for keeping yourself afloat and what are the characteristics of their ideal franchisees.

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 point in its evolution. After years of mobility being a trending topic, McKinsey's Center for Future Mobility has produced several reports.

The latest one delves deeper into the topic of profitability, a challenge acknowledged by operators in the mobility sector. Together with Gunnar, they discuss the role of governmental support, the concept of intermodality, and much more.

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 raving for more as their bike-sharing offering has expanded from 800 to over 9,500. Moreover, Caroline shares everything about their ‘devil in the detail’ market strategy to how they’ve gone on to build an ad-tech first platform on top of ours; what kind of challenges lie ahead and what metropolitan city is next on their green agenda.

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." While maintaining its primary focus on shared mobility, Thibault shares his beliefs and future visions that extend beyond the industry and Paris, as Vianova continues its journey towards profitability.