von Beust & Coll. - ties into German municipalities and politics

Von Beust & Coll. Beratungsgesellschaft provides personalised strategy, communication and business advice for companies, associations and corporations.

Based in Hamburg and with oulets in Berlin, Cologne and Brussels, the consulting firm helps its clients position themselves in the political and economic space and communicate their concerns sustainably.

We are the consortium leader of ScooP2City, a project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Transport through the mFund. Together with our partners, TraffGo Road GmbH, the Fraunhofer Institute, Connected Mobility Düsseldorf and the cities of Düsseldorf, Heilbronn and Krefeld, we want to support municipalities in Germany in the introduction and management of commercial sharing services.

In the course of the project, a data hub will be set up and data-driven services will be developed that will be made available to cities and shared mobility providers via a website ("ScooP2City platform"). The services are to be implemented, tested and evaluated as prototypes in the participating model municipalities of Düsseldorf, Heilbronn and Krefeld. In addition, extensive dialogue and exchange formats are planned to improve networking between municipalities and providers.

Von Beust & Coll. has a long history of strong ties to German municipalities as well as extensive political ties in Germany and Brussels at all levels. In the project, we organise and host networking formats for the municipalities in exchange with each other as well as with experts, political representatives and umbrella organisations.

In addition, we provide information services on organizational and legal developments in micromobility and user stories about them via the ScooP2City platform. In the course of the project and its predessecor we had an exchange of experiences with other European cities such as Wien and London.

We want to contribute our strengths and experience and join a project. We are looking for partners with whom we can jointly make attractive offers to municipalities in order to master the challenges of multimodal urban mobility.