We built a prototype to suggest better transit routes to Muni, and when Code for America tweeted it, we realized people were interested in our grassroots project.

I aim to work on reinventing societal infrastructure with technology, focusing on making significant improvements in various sectors.

I'm Travis Kalanick, co-founder and CEO of Uber, and I do a lot of speaking because we're a technology company actively engaged in cities, with more than half of our employees located outside of San Francisco.

After getting written up in various publications, we received around 250 emails from planners worldwide asking if they could use our prototype for their transportation plans.

At Remix, we instituted a metric called 'wins' to measure our customers' successes, counting every time they used our service to make impactful decisions.

I engage with various platforms like my Moonshots podcast and MetaTrends blogs to support initiatives like the XPRIZE and my company, Fountain Life.

Cities need modern transportation alternatives that are accountable, convenient, stylish, and efficient to meet the demands of their residents.

I synthesized what I learned from best practices into a system called 'game thinking' to help startups, global brands, and game studios innovate and find product-market fit.

We started doing user research in earnest, which opened our minds to the entire world of urban planning we now work in.