Delivering the future of mobility.
Paladin ConsultingAdvising investors, founders, governments, and organizations on the now and the next in transportation.
"Google prototype self-driving car" by Marc van der Chijs, licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0
Our principal, Andrew Miller, is a globally-trusted speaker, author, advisor, and advocate.
How We Can Help
Speaking
We can help make your next conference or workshop a success.
Andrew is an in-demand keynote speaker, panellist, and moderator who has taken the stage in Canada, the United States, Australia, and Japan.
Consistently rated the best speaker of the day, he impresses audiences by taking complex subjects and making them clear, accessible, and engaging.
Advising
We can help your firm scope its offering, obtain approvals, and go to market.
Andrew has spent his career working at the intersection of operations, policy and regulation, and innovation. His experience spans government at all levels, mobility start-ups, multi-national consulting, and Big Tech.
He can advise on smart cities, self-driving cars, micro-transit, and other forms of the New Mobility, as well as traditional public transit. He can explain the perspectives and find success for all stakeholders: government, investors, and business.
Advocating
We can help explain your company’s needs to government; or your government’s need to private industry. We speak the language of both parties.
Andrew’s past clients include federal and provincial transport regulators; land developers; venture capitalists; and international airports.
He has broad expertise in policy, regulation, technology, and the markets. He understands what the future of mobility holds, and how to get there.
Writing and Media
We can help you understand the future, and communicate that understanding, faster and better.
Andrew is the co-author of the second edition of The End of Driving (Elsevier, forthcoming 2024). His experience as an author demonstrates the depth and breadth of his expertise.
Andrew understands technology: smart cities, generative AI, self-driving vehicles, and more; its social, cultural, and political implications; and what these mean for users, media, investors, and regulators.