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Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering. Several years of experience in product strategy at Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, focusing on autonomous driving from a market and customer perspective. At Verkehrsverbund Tirol, responsible for the introduction of on-demand transport and bike sharing, and now continuing as a project manager for various innovation projects.

András Körizs is a Public Transport Specialist and Project Manager at Wiener Linien, co-leading the implementation of the WienMobil Hüpfer and managing public transport services for bus and tram lines. With expertise in DRT operations and tools such as HASTUS, the ioki platform, and QGIS, he brings strong analytical and operational skills to shared mobility projects. As co founder of Dreamland Cycling, he promoted sustainable transport through professional consulting, cycling education and e bike services. Previously, at BKK Centre for Budapest Transport, he led transport modelling and EU R&D projects, gaining broad experience in SUMP and mobility innovation.

My background is in tourism management. During my master’s program, I specialized in sustainable mobility concepts. Since then, everything I do revolves around the question of how meaningful mobility solutions can be implemented in everyday life. I travel a lot, have gained international perspectives, and now bring these insights into my operational work as a project manager for the on-demand transport service “kvgOF Hopper.” Instead of focusing on grand theories, I rely on pragmatic solutions: trying things out, scaling them, and improving them.

Bachelor’s and Master’s studies in Geography with a focus on alpine natural hazards. At the Tyrol Transport Association responsible for planning micro‑public transport services (on-demand transport), bike-sharing, and the VVT Bike Box.

Tom is the co‑founder of AuRaSys. With the startup, he brings more than six years of pioneering work in research and development on automated cargo bikes and sustainable urban mobility onto the streets — driven by the vision of anchoring cycling more broadly through innovative products.

Since my academic studies, I have been deeply engaged in the analysis and planning of mobility systems. My primary focus has been on the analysis of cycling behavior and investigating the inclusivity of mobility applications. Since 2022, I have been responsible for the on-demand transport service “sprinti” at ÜSTRA Hannover, covering a broad range of tasks from data analysis to strategic development. In this role, I am particularly motivated by the opportunity to actively contribute to the transition towards more climate-friendly and inclusive mobility.