#130: Bringing Greater Sustainability Into North American Trucking with Daniel Burrows of Truck Labs

Hosted by Santosh Sankar on June 29, 2022

Summary

During this episode, Santosh is joined by Daniel Burrows, the co-founder and CEO of Truck Labs. Truck Labs is a trucking technology company with a mission to transform the industry by combining a first-hand understanding of trucking with technology. Santosh and Daniel discuss new software, current debates, and hard-earned lessons about selling technology to fleets.

Show Notes

Highlights from their conversation include:

About Truck Labs (1:18)
The Daniel Burrows story (2:50)
The one-on-one of “truck wings” (4:34)
A new software product for fleets (11:01)
Founder advice for selling technology to fleets (13:33)
Daniel’s opinion on the debate (21:46)
New business opportunities (25:31)

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