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Ridecell is leading the digital transformation of fleet businesses and operations across Europe and North America. It powers fleet operators and government fleets in cities across the region, with a client roster that includes Penske, Toyota, Ford, Daimler, BMW, BNP Paribas and Arval, as well as city and national governments such as San Francisco, New York City and the Belgian Government. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and maintains offices in Tokyo, Madrid, Paris, Bordeaux, Berlin and Pune. Aarjav Trivedi is the founder and CEO; he studied information security and computer science at Georgia Tech and previously worked on trustedsource.com, a reputation score for every IP that was acquired by McAfee. He quit his job in 2009 to focus on software to move the world better, faster, and cheaper, and has led Ridecell since.
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