Jim Adler (Toyota), Nina Grooms Lee (May Mobility) and Edwin Olson (May Mobility)
Recorded on May 13, 2021. The mobility industry has evolved rapidly in the last decade. On Extra Crunch Live, we’re lucky to be joined by Toyota AI Ventures’ Jim Adler and May Mobility’s Nina Grooms Lee and Edwin Olson. We’ll talk about how Toyota AI Ventures led May’s seed round, and how May went on […]
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