As General Manager, Chelsea helps provide world-class customer service and meticulously maintained stations and bike fleet. She believes that cycling is key to making urban centers more equitable, healthy, and clean. When she is not zipping through the city streets on her bike, Chelsea can be found in midair decorating the sky with her blue fabric in a practice called Aerial Silks.
As Director of Marketing and Community Outreach, Jeremy oversees MoGo’s social media channels and messaging, directs the creation and production of brand marketing collateral, creates targeted marketing campaigns and strategies, and leads the branding, promotional, and public marketing for the organization.
As Founder of MoGo, Lisa has worked on affordable, accessible shared mobility in Detroit since 2012, raising more than $5 million to support the launch and expansion of bike share in the city and the region. She also served as the project lead for Open Streets Detroit, a three-year initiative that temporarily closed parts of city streets to car traffic and turned them into safe, active, and welcoming spaces for the community. A proud resident of Detroit for 16 years, Lisa loves connecting with the city’s people and places by bike, transit, and on foot. Nuszkowski is now the president of M1-Rail.
As Director of Programming & Operations, Rory works closely with MoGo’s operations partner, Shift Transit, and equipment provider, PBSC Urban Solutions, to make sure the system is as user-friendly and efficient as possible. Additionally, Rory manages a number of programs under MoGo For All, an initiative created to ensure equal access for all bike-share users. He became particularly passionate about bikes as a form of equitable transportation while serving in Peace Corps Madagascar.
As Program Manager, Jacob oversees MoGo’s Adaptive program, and is managing the Connect/D project which is working to better connect MoGo’s system with other forms of transit in Metro Detroit.
Canine to Five has been providing premium canine care in the Cass Corridor for over 15 years, and in Ferndale for nearly a decade. As a pet care facility that offers dog daycare, boarding, and grooming, you’re sure to have all of your pup’s needs taken care of at Canine to Five! MoGo riders can show their MoGo card, key fob, Transit app, or receipt to save 10% on daycare packages and overnight boarding stays. To get your dog registered, visit www.caninetofive.com.
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Closest Station: Woodward and Peterboro
3443 Cass Avenue, Detroit, MI 48201
Canine to Five Ferndale – Website | Facebook | Instagram
Closest Station: 9 Mile and Wanda
1221 E 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220
At Boyd, happiness is the most important thing that they deliver. Whether you’re looking to enhance your natural beauty, be more optimistic, retain the youth in you, or restore dignity, Boyd takes time to get to know you personally. Riders can get in touch with a Boyd consultant or stop in anytime, and they’ll work with you to create the treatment plan that fits your needs. MoGo riders can show their MoGo card, key fob, Transit app, or receipt to receive 10% off skincare products at Boyd’s Detroit location.
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Boyd
Closest Station: Capitol Park Station
1230 Griswold St, Detroit, MI 48226
If you’re looking for great coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or some Detroit-made snacks, Detroit Sip’s got you covered. With a variety of drinks named after some of Detroit’s most beloved streets, places, and features, you’re sure to find something to enjoy! Come in for a drink, and stay for the impromptu chess games, hanging out with friends, and meeting new people. In addition to their menu, Detroit Sip is committed to featuring other small businesses and providing a space for them to showcase and sell their products. MoGo riders can show their MoGo card, key fob, Transit app, or receipt to receive 10% off at Detroit Sip!
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Detroit Sip
Closest Station: Grove and Prairie or San Juan and McNichols (coming soon)
7420 W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221
Riding along the Dequindre Cut, you may notice a large lemonade stand resting 5 feet above the path with a big ‘Bea’s Squeeze’ logo stretching across it. That’s because husband and wife team, Eli and Beatrice Wolnerman, bought the smallest parcel available on the Dequindre Cut in order to create their version of the perfect lemonade stand, with the feel of childhood nostalgia and some modern updates.
Visiting the stand is an experience itself, which is why what started off as a summer pop-up is now a permanent installation on the Dequindre Cut! MoGo riders can show their MoGo card, key fob, Transit app, or receipt to receive $1 off any lemonade at the Dequindre Cut lemonade stand.
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Bea’s Squeeze
Closest Station: Dequindre Cut Station
1861 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
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MoGo is excited to be working with the City of Detroit this summer on the Detroit Bike Challenge. The Detroit Bike Challenge is a program launched by the City of Detroit’s Office of Mobility Innovation, with the intention of encouraging and increasing biking in the city.
Throughout the warm season, there will be 5 challenges: two, month-long challenges in May and October, and three mini-challenges between June and September. While there are prizes and incentives for riding, it’s not really about who can ride the most; it’s about encouraging as many people as possible to ride for health, happiness, and fun.
With the May and June challenges behind us, here’s what you can look forward to over the rest of the summer and into the early fall:
Westside Wednesday Challenge (July 19 – July 31)
For more details on how to participate in either of these mini-challenges, visit this link!
In addition to these upcoming mini-challenges, there will be a full month challenge in October, there are ways to get your workplace and co-workers involved, and MoGo will be holding smaller events during each challenge period to help riders boost their numbers! If you have any questions about the Detroit Bike Challenge, reach out to Sherelle Streeter, or take a look at the Detroit Bike Challenge home page and FAQ, which have details on how to create an account, log rides, and anything else you might need to know along the way. Happy riding!
