- July 1, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
With travelers heading back to airports in droves, many are turning to Noson, a San Francisco company that helps airport parking lots fill empty spots using specialized software.
Founder Patrick Murray, 33, partnered with industry veteran Brett Harwood, chairman of Welcome Parking, and founder and principle of Park Equity, to build the business in 2016. At the time, their research revealed to them that the airport parking industry—which accounts for a big portion of the U.S. parking industry’s revenue— was essentially ignoring the idea of dynamic online pricing.
Patrick Murray, founder of Noson, which matches travelers with airport parking.
Noson
In March 2016, they began building Noson, which makes it easy to park at or close to the airport for affordable prices, using a model similar to Priceline or Hotwire. Consumers and business travelers to book online. They don’t know exactly which lot they’ll park in, but if they…
