Jon Boeing
Jon Boeing, is the Founder & CEO of Conekt.ai. Through his 20+ years of experience in the mobility industry he discovered a similar problem continuously evolving, more devices, more networks, and more software are needing more data. Bandwidth is exponentially increasing year-over-year, and the larger the enterprise, the more struggle it is to manage their devices around the globe. Conekt.ai is on a mission to help connect businesses and people to optimize costs, coverage, and gain control of global assets.
Previously to starting Conekt, he was the commercial leader for connectivity partnerships at Rivian. Combining overall mobility strategy with cross-collaboration amongst various product and engineering teams, he was able to take his passion of IoT into the convergence of automotive. He took his expertise with various chipset and module vendors, mobile network operators, and content partners, to bring together one of the strongest digital platforms in automotive. As an evangelist of emergency services in automotive, he also has a personal mission to connect all types of people and things across the world, forever. Mr. Boeing joined Rivian from RapidSOS, who provides an emergency data platform between technology products and first responders.
Mr. Boeing joined RapidSOS, as Director of Mobility, while coming from the executive team at an automotive fleet management start-up Mojio, who provides various automotive solutions to the Deutsch Telekom Group, auto OEMs and other enterprise companies. Prior to Mojio, Mr. Boeing has a blended career in the evolution of mobility, IoT and automotive industries while living four years in Korea with Samsung Mobile, and eight plus years with AT&T in California. He has completed B. S. in Business Administration from Arizona State and the Universitat de Barcelona, while also finishing his M.B.A at Pepperdine University. From working over 8 years in Asia, Mr. Boeing enjoys traveling, time with his 3 children, driving his R1S, and playing a small part in the community helping drive climate change.