Robin Chase
Robin Chase is a TED speaker who has written 1 quality-verified book, paired here with their talks.
If she weren't a proven entrepreneur, you might imagine Robin Chase as a transportation geek, a dedicated civil servant, endlessly refining computer models of freeway traffic. If she weren't such a green-conscious problem-solver, you might take her for a startup whiz. Case in point: In 2000, Chase focused her MIT business training on a car-sharing scheme imported from Europe and co-founded Zipcar, now the largest car-sharing business in the world. Using a wireless key, location awareness and Internet billing, members pick up Zipcars at myriad locations anytime they want one. Now Chase has launched Buzzcar, a car-sharing service in France with a twist: instead of a fleet of green Zipcars, the service lets users share their own cars and make money off their unused capacity. Call it peer-to-peer auto rental. Read this insightful interview with Chase about starting a business and raising kids (including a supermodel).
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Frequently asked questions
What books has Robin Chase written?
Robin Chase has written 1 book in the Books Worth Reading catalogue: "Peers Inc". It is quality-verified and paired with their TED talk.
What does Robin Chase write about?
Robin Chase's books on Books Worth Reading cover Business & Economics.
What is Robin Chase known for?
Robin Chase represents a rare breed of thinker who bridges the gap between entrepreneurial innovation and systemic environmental responsibility. Her intellectual contribution centers on understanding how peer networks and shared resources can fundamentally reshape our relationship with consumption a...
What is Robin Chase's TED talk?
Robin Chase's most-watched TED talk is "supermodel" (2013). It is paired with their book on Books Worth Reading.