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Charles Farr

Contributor Growth @ Outlier

Charles Farr is a seasoned professional with a strong background in operations, product management, and growth strategies in the tech industry.

He has a passion for science fiction and is dedicated to helping shape the future of AI while working at Outlier.

Charles holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies from Northwestern University and has also studied Economics & Entrepreneurial Leadership at Tufts University.

His work experience includes roles such as Growth at Outlier, Product Manager at Zoba, Manager of Strategy & Operations at Zoba, and various positions at Oliver Wyman, where he served as an Associate and Senior Consultant.

Additionally, Charles has contributed to the non-profit sector through his role as a Non-Profit Fellow at the Inclusive Economy Lab at the University of Chicago.

His professional journey also includes internships at Learnerator and Chempetitive Group, where he gained valuable experience in operations and marketing.

With his diverse skill set and rich experience, Charles Farr is a valuable asset in driving growth and innovation in the tech industry.

Highlights

Oct 25 · linkedin

I am excited to chat with Andrew Miles of Joyride and Lars Christian Grødem-Olsen of Movability about pricing strategies for micromobility next Wednesday, November 1st.

Pricing is a topic we deal with often at Zoba, which, done right, has the potential to deliver immense benefits for riders, operators, and city partners. Register for what's going to be a great discussion here!

Jan 4 · linkedin

I believe that US cities need to move away from car-centric planning policies if they hope to tackle the pressing issues of the 21st Century.

In my first essay on my personal site, I wrote about how US cities can pursue a people-centric mobility strategy to move away from the car-centric policies that dominated 20th Century planning & development.

I hope you enjoy it and would love to hear your thoughts on the topic!

#urbanism #climatechange #peoplecentric #urbanplanning #mobility #publictransit #micromobility

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Seattle, Washington, United States