Will Venture Capital Drive the Future of Mobility? With Michael Granoff (Maniv Mobility), Ted...

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Recorded on July 11, 2019. Maniv Mobility founder and managing partner Michael Granoff, Bain Capital investing partner Sarah Smith and Techstars Detroit managing director Ted Serbinski will come together to debate the uncertain future of mobility tech and whether VC dollars are enough to push the industry forward.

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Will Venture Capital Drive the Future of Mobility? With Michael Granoff (Maniv Mobility), Ted...
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