Last week, the Lyft Policy team attended the Social Innovation Summit where our very own Heather Foster, Lyft's Senior Director of Federal & International Public Policy, spoke on a panel on Civic Engagement and Democracy alongside NFL player and activist Eric Reid and President and CEO of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. We love seeing our team members exemplify Lyft's values and leadership in key spaces ⭐️
Lyft
Ground Passenger Transportation
San Francisco, CA 355,311 followers
Ride by ride, we’re reimagining the world’s best transportation.
About us
Lyft was founded in 2012 by Logan Green and John Zimmer to improve people’s lives with the world’s best transportation, and is available to approximately 95 percent of the United States population as well as select cities in Canada. Lyft is committed to effecting positive change for our cities by offsetting carbon emissions from all rides, and by promoting transportation equity through shared rides, bikeshare systems, electric scooters, and public transit partnerships.
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https://www.lyft.com/
External link for Lyft
- Industry
- Ground Passenger Transportation
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- Ridesharing, Carpooling, Transportation, Community, rideshare, drivers, and gigeconomy
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185 Berry Street
San Francisco, CA 94107, US
Employees at Lyft
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Dr. Manu Kumar 👋🏽
Chief Firestarter @ K9Ventures • Co-founder @ Carta • Co-founder & CEO @ HiHello • Investor in Lyft, Twilio, Auth0, Carta, LucidChart, Everlaw, &…
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Siddharth Patil
EVP of Marketplace at Lyft
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Donna Donohue
Email Marketing | Website Design | WordPress | Website Maintenance
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Paul C.
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Lyft reposted this
I'm not an expert, but here's what I can say for sure about turning around a company. * You need a compelling vision for the future. (Bonus points if you obsess over your customers-- that's part of ours.) * You need to be able to execute super-well. * And you need an extraordinary team. Not just amazing individuals-- an extraordinary team. You'll know you've got one if you see extremely high trust, extremely low politics, and extremely large smiles on their faces when they work together. Lyft just held its first-ever investor day, and from an external PoV it was an enormous success. (One proof-point: Three "Buy" upgrades, including a double-upgrade from "Sell" to "Buy.") But the huge win was the way it further brought us together. Have a look behind the scenes and you'll see what I mean. Huge thanks to all who attended and who made it happen. We're gonna crush it together.
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We just held our first investor day. 🎉 An audience of investors and analysts joined us in NYC to hear: ⭐️ CEO David Risher on how Lyft's customer obsession engine will drive top line growth and margin expansion ⭐️ Jeremy Bird, EVP, driver experience, on how listening to drivers helps us deliver products that are highly relevant to their needs ⭐️ Audrey Liu, EVP, rider experience, on how a focus on partnerships and products makes rideshare more approachable and increases frequency ⭐️ Zach Greenberger, EVP, partner experience, on Lyft's partnership strategy and our growing Lyft Media advertising business ⭐️ CFO Erin Brewer on our new 2027 financial targets and commitment to longterm shareholder value creation Plus presentations about insurance, improvements in our marketplace, policy efforts, and much more. Check out the full replay here and hear from all of our team at: investor.lyft.com
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Can you guess which U.S. city has the hottest food scene? Or the one with the most active nightlife? Or the place for the best outdoor activities? Find out in today's Rev newsletter and start planning your PTO:
The hottest summer-travel destinations in the U.S.
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Adding a stop for allergy meds? David Risher knows a guy.
Every weekend thousands of people descend on CA's Napa Valley. Driving from winery to winery isn't always folks' first choice, particularly after a long day of wine tasting. That's where Lyft comes in. So yesterday I drove, wanting to learn from the experience. First ride was pretty standard-- a group of four who'd just had a great time at Tres Sabores and needed to get to Whitehall Lane Winery. They chose Lyft because they'd had a bad customer experience with the others guys. Huh. Second one came with a twist. It was a couple celebrating their anniversary, heading from Mumm Napa Winery to RH's amazing restaurant. But the guy was clearly miserable. "Is there a gas station along the way?" he asked. "Why? Do you want to put gas in my Tesla?" "No, my allergies are killing me." I ended up driving them to a supermarket and waiting while he ran in. "Need me to add this as a separate destination?" "Nah," I said. "I know a guy." BTW, they chose Lyft because of a recommendation from their hotel who told them: "Lyft's usually your best option around here." Great! I'll be sending them a thank-you note. Final ride was for a brand ambassador headed to Far Niente Wine Estates for the afternoon. He uses Lyft and the other guys regularly when he travels. "But Lyft tends to treat me better." That's the goal! This was a surgical strike: I only had 90 minutes, and was lucky enough to get three rides nearly back-to-back. Riders paid a total of $48.05; my total earnings were $29.10 + $13.54 in tips, which would equate to $19.40/hour excluding tips or $28.40/hour all-in. (Obviously those are gross earnings-- we've published a paper that details drivers' expenses like fuel, maintenance and depreciation.) https://lnkd.in/gyrnj_kj. For Lyft's part, the company received $7.96. That goes to running the machine that recruits and vets drivers, negotiates insurance on behalf of drivers to the tune of about $1M/ride, markets to riders, matches rider and driver millions of times each day, takes payments and pays the credit card fees, makes sure drivers get paid weekly or on-demand, handles customer care when things go wrong, deals with fraud, etc. Not a high-margin business, which is why customer obsession matters so much. More rides = better! Obviously I drive to learn, not to earn, and your mileage may vary. But I came away with even more appreciation for the driving experience. Thanks for reading-- and thanks to the incredible team who builds and operates Lyft's platform, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with excellence!
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For Lyft's #APIDAHeritageMonth, Sonja J. Kim 💫 and Devin Armstrong shared how they incorporate food, family, and celebration into their day-to-day. Check out their features (and delicious recipes) here: https://lnkd.in/eSWGceaZ #LifeAtLyft
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For many people, a lack of reliable transportation options prevents them from receiving necessary healthcare. In our 2024 Economic Impact Report, we surveyed Lyft riders and found that Lyft can help close that transit gap. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eywPKgmh
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Stop scrolling for a moment, take a deep breath, and check out these tips to calm your brain in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month:
5 quick ways to boost your mental health — even from the backseat of a Lyft ride
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Summer is almost HERE ☀️ To help you plan your next vacation, we dug through two years of ride data to find the hottest cities for eating, partying, gambling, sports, or exploring the great outdoors: https://lnkd.in/edmEAuCy
Summer-travel hot spots for food, sports, nightlife, and more
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Lyft reposted this
This year, e-bikes have powered more than seven million Citi Bike rides. Today we announced completion of the first two grid-connected Citi Bike charging stations as part of a pilot program. On-site charging could help support growing electric Citi Bike ridership. Details: https://lnkd.in/eEgj9FGu
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