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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Frédéric_MazzellaFrédéric Mazzella - Wikipedia

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   Frédéric Mazzella (born March 9, 1976) is a French entrepreneur and the founder of BlaBlaCar, an online marketplace for carpools.

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   Frédéric Mazzella, founder of BlablaCar, is also co-founder of Captain Cause, which allows companies to finance environmental and/or social associative proje...

3. www.ft.com › content › 2bd64e12-3eee-11e7-82b6-896bFrédéric Mazzella, BlaBlaCar founder, on building a French ...

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   Two years later came the idea for BlaBlaCar, which Mr Mazzella co-founded with Francis Nappez and Nicolas Brusson. The company has 450 employees of 35 nationalities in a dozen offices from...

4. www.shareable.net › how-blablacar-isHow BlaBlaCar is Revolutionizing the Way Carpooling Works ...

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   Jul 31, 2017 · It started as a simple idea: Entrepreneur Frédéric Mazzella was trying to visit his parents home in the French countryside in 2003, but he was unable to buy a plane or train ticket. He decided to drive there instead with his sister, and noticed en route that most people were driving alone.

5. blog.blablacar.com › about-us › foundersFounders - BlaBlaCar

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   Frédéric Mazzella, Founder and President of BlaBlaCar. Since pioneering the idea for BlaBlaCar in 2004, Frédéric has led the company to become the world’s largest long-distance carpooling community.

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   Aug 1, 2019 · Frédéric Mazzella has raised hundreds of millions of dollars to build a billion-dollar mobility startup, BlaBlaCar, that carries more passengers than international airlines and major rail...

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   Who is Frédéric Mazzella?

   • Frédéric Mazzella (born March 9, 1976 ) is a French entrepreneur and the founder of BlaBlaCar, an online marketplace for carpools . Mazzella underwent classical piano training and received education at some of the best schools in France.

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   Why did Mazzella not own a car?

   • In December 2003, Mazzella wanted to travel from Paris to visit his family in the French countryside for Christmas but he did not own a car and the trains were fully booked. After his sister made a 150-kilometer detour to collect him, he noticed that most cars going in his direction did not have any passengers.

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   What degree did Mazzella get from INSEAD?

   • Mazzella also obtained an MBA from INSEAD which he credits for helping him learn how to manage the then young venture of BlaBlacar. After completing his degree, he returned to Paris and began working for Kabira.

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   Why did Mr Mazzella lose sleep?

   • Mr Mazzella lost sleep thinking about the right name for his business. For the first seven years it was called Covoiturage, the French word for carpooling. But after meeting a member who used the app but could not remember its name, he realised he had a branding problem.

   Frédéric Mazzella, BlaBlaCar founder, on building a French unicorn

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8. www.wired.com › story › the-2015-wired-100-fredericThe 2015 WIRED 100: Frédéric Mazzella (No. 49) | WIRED

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   Jul 29, 2015 · In 2011, Frédéric Mazzella, CEO of a French ridesharing startup called CoVoiturage, had a dilemma. The company had recently expanded to other countries in Europe -- and in each country it had a...