Free-Floating, shared e-scooters / bikes and shared vehicles is an incredibly attractive business. It’s fun, it’s noble and it’s useful. But many new operators get lost in the logistics as opposed to focusing on the customer experience.

Shared electric scooters, e-bikes and mopeds are all the rage these days in cities around our the world. They are fast, fun, and enjoyable and can be used for general transportation, sightseeing, fun with friends, and more.

Zagarolo is the First City in the Lazio area to adopt the Electric Mobility specially after Covid 19 situation.

On this episode of Low Gravity, Jonathan Calmus and Pablo Fernandez, talk about the challenges for the VC world in the times of COVID-19 and also how the companies and the Tech industry in general have to re-evaluate the way businesses are built. Industries are moving towards a more prepared society for the coming changes and the shift of thinking required to create more value from business. Less Unicorn thinking and more purposeful and impactful business.

On this episode of Low Gravity Jonathan Calmus and Juan Camilo Gomez, Former Manager of the Mobility Office in Medellin, speak about the changes in mobility through the eyes of government and how they impact daily life. We explore taking integrative approaches to mobility and how the technology is a trigger for grass roots solutions from companies, governments and regular people.

There are moments in life where we are all tested. The current global situation emerging due to Covid-19 or Coronavirus is one of them. The world needs help and some of us are in a position of privilege with the ability to work remotely and continue life with some form of stability. But in order for us to have that privilege, essential workers cannot stay home.

On this episode of Low Gravity Jonathan Calmus and Daniel Rodriguez, Founder of Picap, speak about growing a startup from idea to acquisition, daily routines, personal care and the impostor syndrome.

On this episode of Low Gravity Jonathan Calmus speaks With Carolina Alzate, Founder of Communal and Open Lab about clarity and self focus in order to grow business and opportunity. She explains her definition of happiness and routines and practices to live in the moment. They talk about the root of distraction and how fear pulls from focus of execution.

On this episode of Low Gravity Jonathan Calmus speaks with Jamie Riggs, CEO of CLIN Fund @ ChileGlobal Ventures, one of Cosmic’s investors and a strong proponent of globalization in Latin America and preparedness for exit or acquisition in a global market. Jamie’s background and experience in Latin America and Silicon Valley give him a unique perspective on raising startup capital in Latin America.

This month the Cosmic team read “Tribal Leadership – Leveraging Natural Groups to Build a Thriving Organization”. Many times the word culture, especially in a company is seen as a silly topic or a topic that is out of focus, when in reality it is the most important element of any group or “tribe”.

On this episode of Low Gravity Jonathan Calmus speaks with Ionathan Galeano, the Business Development Director of Here Mobility for LATAM. Jonathan has lived and worked in Israel for the last 15 years. His unique perspective bridging the strongest tech scene in the world with one of the fastest emerging regions of the world gives insights into the direction of micro-mobility and tech based transit in general.

As with any new industry, the jargon can be a bit intimidating. Don’t worry though. Cosmic has you covered. Below are some of the widest used terms in the shared vehicle and micro-mobility industry.

On this episode of Low Gravity, Jonathan Calmus speaks with Sergio Munoz, Cosmic’s new Director of Tech. Sergio’s background is in ML and AI for document analysis and commercial audience tracking. We get into the dirty details of starting and running a new tech company in addition to speaking about Micro-Mobility and the future of the industry.

It’s not easy. It’s not fast. It’s not affordable. That is… Unless you have the right partner. When we started Cosmic I was so intrigued by the business that I put hundreds of thousands of personal and investor dollars into vehicles, software and infrastructure.