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INVERS expands management team with CFO

INVERS CFO Arne Konietzko

Siegen, Germany, 26.06.2019 – INVERS has experienced great market success and is poised to continue its strong growth within the shared mobility market. With significant growth prospects ahead, CEO Alexander Kirn and the INVERS management decided to appoint Arne Konietzko as CFO and additional Managing Director. Arne Konietzko joins INVERS with 25 years of experience in the financial sector and specialises in the commercial management of growth companies. At INVERS, Arne Konietzko will support the management team in all commercial and strategic issues. He previously worked for well-known brands such as Yahoo and Asics, but also start-ups and medium-sized companies.

“With his experience, Arne Konietzko is the perfect addition to our team,” says Alexander Kirn. “Together with him, we will further increase the efficiency and speed of INVERS and continue to grow successfully in the shared mobility market. We are very pleased that Arne has decided to join us on this journey”.

“INVERS is part of an exciting market,” says Arne Konietzko. “Mobility in Germany and worldwide is changing faster than ever before and I am delighted to be part of this development. Pioneering spirit and the constant pursuit of innovation are essential for corporate management in such a market. For me, INVERS undoubtedly embodies both aspects.”

Recently, INVERS announced the launch of its operating system for micromobility services. The modular full-stack solution enables providers of mobility services to quickly launch and scale offers such as e- or kick-scooter sharing and to operate them reliably. INVERS continues to adapt to changing mobility needs and the associated demand for reliable and flexible software and telematics solutions in the area of shared mobility.

About INVERS

INVERS, the inventor of automated vehicle sharing, enables mobility operators to launch, run and scale with the first and market-leading Shared Mobility Operating System. As the first tech company in the shared mobility business globally, INVERS provides the longest proven experience and tech expertise on the market and acts as an independent and reliable partner to operators of shared mobility solutions such as carsharing, scooter sharing, ride pooling and car rental solutions. At the same time, INVERS continuously researches innovative technologies to continue shaping the future of mobility. With the Shared Mobility OS, INVERS provides a modular full-stack solution which enables mobility providers around the world to set up and scale their shared mobility services quickly and reliably – from the white label app on users’ smartphones, through the backend for operators, to vehicle telematics.

INVERS forms the technological core of well-known brands such as Clevershuttle, Coup, Miles, Drivy, Emmy and Flinkster. The company was founded in 1997 and has locations in Siegen, Cologne and Vancouver. The technological development takes place entirely in Germany. www.INVERS.com

Stephanie Altemöller
Stephanie Altemöller

Stephanie is on a mission to promote sustainable mobility and raise awareness of the contribution that car sharing can make. She focuses on spreading the word through stories and case studies, and on uniting the car sharing industry by connecting operators, technology providers and cities so they can agree on how to establish sustainable mobility solutions. She is driven by the belief that no single player can move the industry forward alone, and is constantly creating opportunities for people to connect and learn. As the organizer of the well-known INVERS Share event, she creates a space where the right people can meet, exchange ideas, and learn from each other's successes.

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