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1616: Mobility ideas for the near term

16 FoT subscribers discuss our mobility future through the end of 2016

An introduction to ‘1616’

October 2015 marks the 1 year birthday for FoT, the weekly mobility newsletter that started as an email to a few friends about the things that make up the future of transportation.

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1616: Michael Granoff

Michael Granoff is an investor in mobility and energy companies. He subscribed to FoT in November 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Diego Rodriguez

Diego Rodriguez is an @IDEO Partner, founding faculty of @Stanforddschool and @medialab Visiting Scientist. He subscribed to FoT in October 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Andy Palanisamy

Andy Palanisamy is a transportation policy expert. He subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Thejo Kote

Thejo Kote is the co-founder and CEO of Automatic. He subscribed to FoT in March 2015.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Stefan Heck

Stefan Heck is a Stanford professor and the founder of Nauto. He subscribed to FoT in January 2015.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Om Malik

Om Malik is an investor and journalist. He subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Ted Serbinski

Ted Serbinski is the Managing Director of Techstars Mobility in Detroit. He subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Justin Kalifowitz

Justin Kalifowitz is the Founder and CEO of Downtown Music Publishing. He subscribed to FoT in July 2015.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Josh Horwitz

Josh Horwitz is a journalist at Quartz. He subscribed to FoT in January 2015.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Rakesh Agrawal

Rakesh Agrawal is an investor in mobility companies. He subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Colin Nagy

Colin Nagy is the Executive Director of the Barbarian Group. He subscribed to FoT in October 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Rudi Thun

Rudi Thun is the COO of Roadster. He subscribed to FoT in October 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Hong Quan

Hong Quan is the co-founder of Karmic Bikes. He subscribed to FoT in November 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Colin O’Donnell

Colin O’Donnell is the Chief Innovation Officer at Intersection; he subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: James Hardiman

James Hardiman is an investor at Data Collective VC. He subscribed to FoT in December 2014.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

1616: Ryan Croft

Ryan Croft is the co-founder of TransitScreen. He subscribed to FoT in April 2015.

1) What change do you want to see in the world of mobility by the end of 2016?

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