Global mircomobility leader Lime has appointed Clancy Dobbyn as communications manager for the Asia Pacific region.
The decision to build out Lime’s regional leadership team demonstrates its commitment to the APAC region and is a sign of confidence by the company as Lime looks to expand into new markets across APAC and strengthen its presence in the cities in which it is currently operating.
Utilising his wealth of experience working with Australian state and federal governments Dobbyn will drive Lime’s APAC communications strategy across the region, responsible for sharing the Lime story and amplifying the many benefits of micromobility.
He will be based in Lime’s Melbourne office.
Dobbyn said: “I’m thrilled to join such an impressive team, and am eager to help share the story of how Lime is enhancing communities and lives across the region.
“As the global leader in micromobility, founded on a vision of providing a more sustainable, affordable and accessible way to get around our increasingly congested cities, I’m energised to work with a company whose mission I share and am so deeply passionate about.”
Lime’s regional director of government strategy and policy, Mitchell Price said Clancy’s appointment further strengthens Lime’s commitment to the APAC region.
Price said: “Clancy has already demonstrated the value he can bring to Lime’s APAC team through offering a strong and strategic vision and respected leadership skills.
“Clancy’s passion and dedication to transforming communities will be instrumental to Lime’s success.”
Lime has also reappointment KDPR as Lime’s Australia public relations agency and has concurrently announced the appointment of Pursuit as the New Zealand public relations agency.
The agencies have both demonstrated a deep understanding of Lime’s brand and stakeholders, and will add to Lime’s ability to maintain its position as the leader in micromobility.
Lime has paved the way for micromobile transport alternatives across APAC and is making strides to further expand its services to cities around Australia and New Zealand.
Since launching across ANZ late last year, Lime has recorded more than one million electric scooter rides in Brisbane and more than three million electric scooter rides in New Zealand.
Lime has transformed travel across the globe, expanding to over 100 cities across more than 25 countries and recording 65 million rides since launching in 2017.
