25 years ago Boaz Bagbag, now community activist and entrepreneur, migrated to the U.S to pursue The American Dream. He was determined to build a better life for himself and his family. To do so he relied solely on his fleet management expertise and impeccable skill-set with technology and safety.
Because he wanted other migrants to experience the opportunity to provide for their families, through hard work and diligence Bagbag opened up his own business. His automotive company provided migrants with employment as drivers with zero down for vehicles.
Word spread like wild fires about Bagbag’s business and his continual drive for success. He was soon approached to help develop a new vehicle product installation. Known today as Mobileye, the product was designed to improve overall safety of drivers and to help reduce and prevent accidents. This is what Bagbag had to say about his involvement.
“I’ve been fortunate to use this technology myself because it saves lives and gives drivers a real safety advantage letting you know when you’re going to be in an accident and then you can take preventive measures. The technology also acts by teaching safety lessons, giving warnings before a crash, and as a result drivers are learning not to make the same mistakes over and over again.â€
Bagbag is most pleased that Mobileye was not designed for economic status. The product is easily accessible to individuals and families and not just business and government agencies. It’s cost efficient to meet the needs of all budgets.
Recently Bagbag was awarded a proclamation recognizing his role as community activist and for his professional endeavors. The proclamation was given by New York Congressman Adriano Espaillat and the United States of House of Representatives.
For more on Boaz Bagbag and Mobileye visit the official Boaz Bagbag site.
