In this episode of Mobility Mavericks, Brooke Krieger sits down with Laura Caillot, Managing Director of Survision U.S., for a conversation about building a mobility technology brand in a new market from the ground up.

Laura shares her journey from Italy to Venezuela to Miami, how she unexpectedly found her way into parking and vehicle recognition technology, and what it took to bring a successful European company into the complex and relationship-driven U.S. market.

The conversation covers the realities of market entry, why European technology companies cannot simply “copy and paste” their strategy into the U.S., the importance of local presence, and how trust, patience, and industry relationships became the foundation for Survision’s growth.

Laura also talks about choosing parking as the company’s primary U.S. focus, winning its first major airport project, building a team around attitude over experience, and why vehicle recognition is becoming much bigger than license plate recognition alone.

This episode is a smart, candid look at innovation, leadership, and the human side of scaling technology in parking and mobility.

Special Thanks to Our Sponsors:
Honk – Transforming the parking experience with seamless contactless payments. honk.com
DESIGNA – Leading the way in intelligent, scalable parking systems. us.designa.com
IPS Group – Powering connected parking and mobility solutions worldwide. ipsgroup.com

Intro & Outro Music:
“Run the Ramp” by Queen of AV, under the Curb Culture Media label.

In this episode of Mobility Mavericks, Brooke Krieger sits down with Dr. Tanara Teal-Tate, Rachel Clapp, and Kristyna Schedine for a behind-the-scenes preview of their upcoming IPMI panel on generational leadership in parking and mobility.

Together, they unpack how different career stages shape the way we lead, make decisions, and navigate an industry that is still evolving. From early career uncertainty to executive-level leadership, this conversation explores what happens when multiple generations are not just present in the room, but actually heard.

The group dives into mentorship, career growth, and the reality that success in this industry doesn’t follow a single path. Whether it’s being pushed into opportunities, learning to find your voice, or mentoring the next generation, each perspective highlights the importance of collaboration across experience levels.

This episode also challenges the status quo of industry conversations, pushing beyond the usual focus on technology to ask a bigger question:
Who is shaping the conversation—and who’s still being left out?

Think of this as your pregame to IPMI—and a reminder that the future of mobility won’t be built by one generation alone.

Special Thanks to Our Sponsors:
Honk – Transforming the parking experience with seamless contactless payments. honk.com
DESIGNA – Leading the way in intelligent, scalable parking systems. us.designa.com
IPS Group – Powering connected parking and mobility solutions worldwide. ipsgroup.com

Intro & Outro Music:
“Run the Ramp” by Queen of AV, under the Curb Culture Media label.

In this episode of Mobility Mavericks, Brooke Krieger returns to the mic for the first time since becoming a mom of three, sitting down with Amy Mourey of Arrive for a conversation that blends creativity, strategy, and a fresh look at how we show up in this industry.

Amy, known across the mobility space for her bold and unconventional approach to events, shares her journey from unexpectedly stepping into event strategy to leading global experiences across North America, Europe, and beyond.

Together, Brooke and Amy unpack what it really takes to stand out in a crowded industry, from designing booths that draw people in, to building strategies that actually drive pipeline and results. They dive into the realities behind trade shows, the importance of understanding your audience, and why most teams are missing the mark when it comes to turning conversations into meaningful business outcomes.

This episode also explores the bigger picture: how creativity and data work together, why collaboration across teams matters, and how pushing past “the way things have always been done” can unlock entirely new opportunities.

Amy’s message is simple but powerful: stop making it boring.

Whether you’re in events, sales, marketing, or just trying to bring new energy into your work, this conversation will challenge you to think bigger and execute smarter.

Special Thanks to Our Sponsors:
Honk – Transforming the parking experience with seamless contactless payments. honk.com
DESIGNA – Leading the way in intelligent, scalable parking systems. us.designa.com
IPS Group – Powering connected parking and mobility solutions worldwide. ipsgroup.com

Intro & Outro Music:
“Run the Ramp” by Queen of AV, under the Curb Culture Media label.