
Abraham tells us how he sees entrepreneurship and talks about how he started his business directly in 21 countries.
In this episode of Scaling with Purpose, I sit down with Abraham Hematnia, founder of Movo, a platform that's turning idle cars into income-generating assets across 21 countries and 12 languages.
Abraham shares the bold decision to launch globally from day one, the trust and insurance infrastructure behind a peer-to-peer car sharing platform, and what it really takes to build technology that serves everyday people at scale.
We talk about:
Why 90% of cars are parked and unused, and what that opportunity looks like globally
How MOU combines car rental, ride-hailing, and buying and selling in one platform
The trust model behind peer-to-peer car sharing, including reviews and insurance
Why Abraham chose to launch in 21 countries before perfecting one market
The regulatory and localization challenges of scaling across continents
How turning a liability into an asset changes the narrative around car ownership
What drives Abraham as a serial entrepreneur across transportation, home services, and real estate
Whether you're a founder, a tech enthusiast, or someone curious about the future of mobility and shared economies, this episode is full of bold thinking and practical wisdom.
Connect with Abraham:
LinkedIn: Search Movo on LinkedIn
Website: https://movoautos.com
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