A Q&A with gitamini owner Nina Coppo, Account Manager at Sapphire Studios, living the local life in Peachtree City, GA.

Neighborhood: Balmoral Village

Robot: gitamini in citron

Longest gitamini trip: 4 hours round trip

Favorite place to bring gitamini: different street murals around the ATL area

Times per week using gitamini: about once a week

Nickname for gitamini: Mike Wasowski

What do you love most about your neighborhood?

I love the walking trails, parks and lakes all around.

What are three things you think others should know about your city in general?

Peachtree City is very family oriented, golf carts are a way of life, and everyone loves dogs!

What’s your favorite gitamini feature?

The easy setup and use; I love the handles on gitamini!

What do you like most about gitamini’s design?

I like that it’s so cute, has an appealing design, and easily fits into a closet.

What kinds of comments do you get from strangers when out and about with gitamini? How do you respond?

“What is it? What do you use it for? How much does it cost?” I try to explain that it encourages more walking and that it has far reaching possibilities about helping differently abled people, can be used for corporate functions/events, etc (for those people who are curious about her!)

What’s the largest item you’ve ever had gitamini carry?

A 20lb bag of dog food

If more people lived the gitamini lifestyle (i.e. walking rather than driving), how do you see that benefiting communities?

I think the more commonplace it becomes, the more everyone will use it because its many benefits will be more readily recognized. I also think in large neighborhoods that are close with block parties, etc. - I can really see it becoming a staple.

What was most interesting to you about gita before signing on for this project?

I was really intrigued at the far reaching possibilities of such a product, how it can help people, how companies can use it, etc. Also it just seemed like a lot of fun!

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