A founder explains why rural areas need EV charging infrastructure too. The plan could cut five million metric tons of CO₂ annually while building a multicultural team that treats feedback like family does, not like a corporation.
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So I have kind of something inside me to help more people, especially in rural areas. That's why once we're going to find out the EV cars and all solution-related EV cars, we're going to avoid or minimizing the CO2 emission is going to be like an average 5 million metric tons per year. The most important thing is to help your community, to help you around. So that's why the idea started from those to scale to all rural areas. Since I've been Many times leader for many projects, even when I was a kid. So that give me a talent, motivation, even me an experience how to lead your company for this matter. At the beginning, it's not easy to have a team from different countries. We have African people, European people, American people. So different civilization, different mentality, different cultures. So when you talk to them as a friendly way, as one family, they feel comfortable. To give you feedback about your work, to give you feedback about your traction. We, we listen to each other.