National Drive Electric Week – Blink Charging
Aric Ohana, President of Blink Mobility and CEO of Envoy, highlights the groundbreaking initiatives promoting electric car-sharing across the U.S. With Envoy’s presence in 50 cities across 21 states, and the impactful Blue LA program placing 150 EVs in Los Angeles, they’re catalyzing EV adoption at an unprecedented rate. A staggering 85% of their platform’s…
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National Drive Electric Week – Brendan Jones
Brendan Jones, CEO of Blink Charging, delves into the transformative journey of EV charging both in the U.S. and globally. From the early days of slow L2 charging to the current proliferation of faster L2 and extensive DC fast charging networks, the industry is witnessing monumental milestones. Blink Charging stands committed to fueling this evolution,…
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National Drive Electric Week – Jen Yokely
Jen Yokely, Senior Vice President of Global Marketing at Blink Charging, reflects on the evolution of the EV charging sector. From initially battling range anxiety, the industry is now innovating to bolster driver confidence and cater to their evolving needs, marking a significant shift towards range assurance.
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National Drive Electric Week – Nathalie Young
Nathalie Young, Senior Director of Systems and Technology, expresses enthusiasm about the trajectory of the electric vehicle landscape. Emphasizing the dual advantage of cutting-edge technology and sustainability, she highlights the pivotal role of EVs in diminishing emissions and propelling a greener future.
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National Drive Electric Week – Consuelo Capshaw
Consuelo Capshaw, Territory Sales Manager at Blink Charging, underscores the company’s mission to alleviate range anxiety for EV drivers. By systematically increasing the availability of chargers, Blink Charging is paving the way for more electric vehicles on the road, ensuring a seamless and confident driving experience for all.
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National Drive Electric Week – Siddhartha Kodgi
Siddhartha Kodgi, Vice President of Operations at Blink Charging, emphasizes the company’s readiness to support the increasing adoption of electric vehicles. With an expanded facility in Maryland, Blink is primed to address the surging demand for EV charging. Furthermore, by offering AB charging, Blink ensures compliance with vital biomedical requirements, showcasing versatility and commitment to…
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Daily 12 Minute AI Habits for Marketers with Measurable Results
In this episode of The Marketing AI SparkCast, Aby Varma—founder of Spark Novus, which partners with marketing leaders to adopt AI responsibly and strategically—hosts Frank Lazaro, author of Finding 12 Minutes. Their conversation reveals how marketers can practically implement AI into daily workflows and unlock measurable productivity—starting with just twelve minutes a day. Topics Covered: The…
The Business of Sports Tourism: How Dallas Converts Sporting Events Into Long-Term Economic Growth
Dallas–Fort Worth is entering its biggest global sports moment in decades. FIFA has confirmed the region will host nine matches at AT&T Stadium (branded as “Dallas Stadium” during the tournament) as part of the expanded 48-team, 104-match 2026 FIFA World Cup. With the group-stage draw now public and local planning accelerating—from stadium upgrades to…
Bridging the Gap Between Hospital Discharge and Daily Life: How In-Home Senior Care Improves Outcomes and Reduces Readmissions
As hospitals across the U.S. shorten length of stay and push more recovery into the home, families are increasingly left to manage complex care needs without formal training or support. Roughly one in five patients with chronic conditions like COPD or congestive heart failure is readmitted within 30 days—a cycle that costs the healthcare…
Why Passion Beats the Perfect Business Idea by Ben Maitland
In a moment when AI tools, creator platforms, and decentralized media are reshaping how companies grow, founders are being forced to rethink what actually drives long-term success. According to Forbes, citing CB Insights research, 42% of startups fail because there simply isn’t a market for their product or service. As markets move faster and…
