Trevor Hansen

CEO at Motivate International Inc. - New York, NY, US

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Motivate International Inc.

New York, NY, US • 250 - 499 Employees
Healthcare Facility/Healthcare Services

Motivate is North America's leading bike share operator, powering 8 of the largest bike share systems in the country including New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Boston. Our fleet of nearly 30,000 bicycles will serve over 1.5 million riders this year.Headquartered in Industry City, Brooklyn, Motivate is led by our CEO, Jay Walder, formerly the Chairman and CEO of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) of New York City. We're also backed by world class investors, including Generation Investment Management, a firm launched by former Vice President Al Gore. We're offering an opportunity to work with the most passionate, creative and proven team in this emerging, dynamic industry that is transforming cities around the globe.

Bicycle Share Consulting Bicycle Share Program Management Bicycle Share Operations Bicycle Share Design Product Development Healthcare Facility/Healthcare Services Health and Allied Services Nec Health Wellness and Fitness Transportation Management Transportation Logistics
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