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EVENT REPORT MAY 3-6, 2017 - - - - , , and for Powered by People good reason. The path forward can only be found by harnessing those harnessing by found be only can forward path The reason. good civic-mind build and design to drive and insight the have who us among ed And, technologies. we are all eager to work to build safer, smarter, urban environments. more inclusive From New York to Dubai, new ideas and abound, and we investment encourage opportunities you to make them. Smart Cities NYC ’17 showcased solutions from MIT, Columbia, NYU, taught us new ways to join public and private in partnerships. effective and Harvard who Many innovative companies and startups showcased their ideas and solutions, and are looking for partners for deployment. We encourage you to reach out and build relationships. We are fortunate to have so many talented, driven, and innovative participants who understand that challenges lead to Throughout opportunities. Smart Cities NYC 2017, we worked with our partners from around world the to challenge paradigms, highlight solutions, and champion those solving the problems facing our cities. who are dedicating their lives to I want to thank all of you who joined us at Smart Cities NYC 2017 at the Brooklyn Navy The Yard. event was a resounding success, and we appreciate all of the great companies and people who presented their solutions our cities need today and tomorrow. City from May 8th to the 10th, 2018 for the next it Join York us in New NOW IS THE IS NOW ACT. TO TIME innovatively. Think engaged. stay then, Until NY. Cities Smart of eration Work hard. Make an impact. Build solutions.And, bring friends! For For the frst time in the history, world’s population is 50% urban; by population. world’s the of 70% contain to predicted are cities our 2050, Although growth provides many exciting opportunities to innovate and improve our quality of life, we must recognize the challenges we face in areas such pollution, as transportation, energy, health, inclusion, in vestment, growth, and the economy, to name but a few. This makes our makes This few. a but name to economy, the and growth, vestment, our quality of life. to innovate and improve cities the best places At Smart Cities New York, our motto is

A LETTER

FROM OUR CEO Jerry Hultin Chairman and CEO Global Futures Group Smart World Productions Fmr. Under Secretary, U.S. Navy ------(SCNYC17) was the frst show like NUMA-France, the International Cleantech Network, C40, the New York Academy of Sciences, MIT, Harvard, NYPD the to visit a as such excursions were there Additionally agencies. Columbia and multiple city Command Center to interactive experiences featuring Microsoft’s Holo Lens. To ensure that citizens are inspired by the Microsoft’sSCNYC17workingwas NYCHA,withBrooklynthe Yard, Navy future of innovation, Tech Job Academy,Education and the United War Veterans Council on a NewSaturday program develop workforce about talk and fair job a host to Ahead STEAM called York Academyment and STEAM education. of Sciences, the Department of well as other modern government services: technology for the disabled; cybersecurity; the use of big data in managing urban assets; fostering in novation through urban labs; harnessing a new creative class through en trepreneurship ecosystems; the future of automation and the impact employment; urban planning and design to address new methods of com on wheth - future the for talent tech training economy; transient a and muting er through STEAM at an early age or empowering those re-entering the workforce, and more. the as such events side included SCNYC17 conference, the to addition In Urban-X and Smart Cities NYC Demo Day, 25 workshops from groups of its kind to focus on the importance of citizen participation in making cities cities making in participation citizen of importance the on focus to kind its of “smart”. A global event, it was also the frst to raise attention to the chal lenges and opportunities for New City York to embrace urban innovation and transform itself into the city of This tomorrow. four-day event brought together global mayors, CIOs, CTOs, civil society organizations, non-prof its, the private sector, and thought leaders from around the world for dis leaders urban modern confronting issues key the on debates and cussions quality of life in their cities. to improve the in their efforts SCNYC17 was rich in substance and intellectual rigor, covering a broad range of critical topics including: public safety, health, transportation, as Smart Cities NYC ’17: Powered by People

POWERED BY PEOPLE “SMART CITIES explored and highlighted the pioneering THE urban solutions that are defning and transforming cities EXPERIENCE around the world. The unprecedented four-day event brought together mayors, CTO’s, industry innovators, community leaders, and global entrepreneurs who presented practical case studies that focused on real world challenges and discussed the resulting advance solutions that are creating smarter, safer, and more resilient global cities.” THEMES & TOPICS

INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUSION

– 21st Century Real Estate – Automation and Employment – Cloud City – Cities Rise Beyond Health – Columbus Goes Electric – Citizenship 2.0 – Cyber City – Digital Leadership: – India’s Smart City Mission Empowerment by Design – Integrated Urban Mobility – Does Bigger Data Mean Better – Leading Cities into the Future Living? – Power to the People – Innovation to Facilitate Inclusion – P3: Financing the Future – Open Minds, Open Data – Safety First – Training Tech Talent for the 21st – Tech Talk: IoT and the Future of Century Cities – Who Holds the Key? – Time Travel: Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects for the Modern Day – Transforming Transportation

INNOVATION ENVIRONMENT

– Blockchain Means Business – Common Grounds – Incubating the Future through – Fast Food: From Farm to Urban Innovation Labs Foodie – Larger than Life Sciences – Revitalizing and Repositioning – The New Entrepreneurship of Cities Ecosystem – Urban Innovation and the – VC: Investing in the Future Environment – Scaling Smart City Technology with Government vents Countries Speakers Workshops Panels Exhibits Side E 10 31 175 25 40 20 Google eBay Bloomberg Philanthropies C40 Cities UNICEF UN-Habitat LinkedIn Mobileye Citi Foundation AECOM Capital Living Cities Association of Counties National Mayors Architects Business Development Offcers Corporate Executive Offcers Corporate Development Offcers Corporate Finance Offcers Technical Corporate Economic Offcers Entrepreneurs Executive Directors Innovation Strategists 850+ S ORGANIZATIONS – – – – – – – – – – – – 300+ CITIES offcials traveled Participants and government Malaysia and from 30 countries ranging from Amsterdam, and Canada Russia to Dubai, PARTICIPANTS – – – – – – – – – – – 2,100+

ATTENDANCE KEY OBJECTIVE: FACILITATING ACCESS TO PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO BUILD SMART AND RESILIENT CITIES

Government 355 Academia 178 NGO 209 Private 1,378 Press 97 Total Attendees 2,217

ATTENDANCE: 62% Private Sector

TOP INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED: – Government Administration – Higher Education – Computer Software 38% – Information Technology and Services Public Sector – Management Consulting Patrick Foye The Port Executive Director, & NJ Authority of NY Jr. Miguel Gamiño City of Offcer, Technology Chief York New Alicia Glen Deputy Mayor Housing and Economic York Development, City of New Hon. Jerry Hultin President, Global Futures Group; of the Former U.S. Under Secretary Navy Rob Meikle City of Chief Information Offcer, Toronto Mirik Milan Amsterdam City of Night Mayor, Michael Nutter City of Philadelphia; Former Mayor, Professor of Professional Practice, Columbia University | SIPA Samir Saini City of Chief Information Offcer, Atlanta Mayor Steve Benjamin (SC); City of Columbia Conference of Mayors U.S. VP E. Pugh Mayor Catherine City of Baltimore Robertson Mayor Gregor City of Vancouver Ger Baron City of Offcer, Technology Chief Amsterdam Aisha Bin Bishr Dr. Director General, Smart Dubai Blake Assembly Member Michael State (79th District - Bronx); York New Chair of the Democratic National Vice Committee Calise Commissioner Victor Mayor’s with Offce for People York Disabilities, City of New Michael Coleman City of Columbus; Former Mayor, Director of Business and Government Strategies, Ice Miller Lilian Coral City of Los Chief Data Offcer, Angeles PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC

SPEAKERS PRIVATE SECTOR

Abby Joseph Cohen Senior Investment Strategist, Goldman Sachs Graeme Conway Senior Managing Director, Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets Kyle Corkum Managing Partner, LStar Ventures & Union Point Scott Corwin Managing Director, Future of Mobility Leader, Deloitte Consulting Toni Townes-Whitley Corporate Vice President, Worldwide Public Sector and Industry, Microsoft Col Smart Systems Manager-Strategy, Con Edison John J. Gilbert, III COO and EVP, Rudin Management Company

NGO/ACADEMIC/PHILANTHROPIC

Dr. Lynda Chin Associate Vice Chancellor for Healthcare Transformation, The University of Texas System Stacey Gillett Senior Program Offcer, Bloomberg Philanthropies Mitchell Joachim Co-Founder, Terreform ONE Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda President and Founder, World Enabled Gilad Rosenzweig Executive Director, MIT Honorable Deborah Wince-Smith President and CEO, Global Federation of Competitiveness Councils - DOES BIGGER DATA MEAN BETTER DOES BIGGER DATA LIVING Bishr Aisha Butti Bin Dr. Director General, Smart Dubai HOW TO BUILD A SMART CITY A BUILD HOW TO Dan Doctoroff CEO, Sidewalk Labs “Smart cities are the cities of the future and metropolises has UAE The note. take to beginning are world the around made planning for the future a prime strategic objective, as directed by our wise leaders, with the greater good of society and our citizens as the end goal.” EMPOWERING CITIES AND CITIZENS CITIES EMPOWERING Townes-Whitley Toni & Industry, Public Sector Worldwide CVP Microsoft a great opportunity to 2017 offered “Smart Cities NYC the and entrepreneurs from around meet with city leaders how our digital transformation solu world, and showcase government, businesses and citizens tions can empower of their cities.” to shape the future is a crazy idea: “I’m sure many of you are thinking this urban district building a city new — the most innovative, can actually have the in the world, something at scale that the world — we don’t catalytic impact among cities around crazy at all.” think it’s

SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS PROGRAMS DAY ONE | MORNING

8:00 AM REGISTRATION

9:00 AM INTRODUCTION

9:30 AM OPENING REMARKS

10:00 AM LEADING CITIES INTO THE FUTURE BLOCKCHAIN MEANS BUSINESS SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Ruthbea Yesner, Research Director, Smart City Strat- Muneeb Ali, Co-Founder, Blockstack | Jalak Joban- egies, IDC Government Insights | Alice Charles, Pres- putra, Founder and Managing Partner, Future\Perfect ident and CEO, United States Council on Compet- Ventures | Wesam Lootah, CEO, Smart Dubai Gov- itiveness | Stacey Gillett, Government Innovation, ernment | Joshua Klein, Technologist and Hacker Bloomberg Philanthropies | Dr. Ir. Ahmad Tajuddin Ali, MODERATOR: Chairman, UEM Group Berhad Vanessa Grellet, Executive Director, Enterprise and Im- MODERATOR: pact, Consensys Deborah Wince-Smith, President and CEO, United States Council on Competitiveness

10:45 AM COFFEE BREAK

11:00 AM KEYNOTE: Toni Townes-Whitley Corporate Vice President, Worldwide Public Sector and Industry, Microsoft

11:30 AM INNOVATION TO FACILITATE PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS INCLUSION (P3):FINANCING THE FUTURE SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Christopher Broyles, Chief Accessibility, Diversity Of- Graeme Conway, Senior Managing Director, MIRA fcer, VP of Digital, Mphasis | Victor Calise, Commission- Macquarie Group Limited | Bruce Hogg, Senior Prin- er Mayor’s Offce for People with Disabilities, City of New cipal, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board | Kent York | Miguel Gamiño Jr., Chief Technology Offcer, City Rowey, Partner, Allen & Overy LLP | Thomas Barrett, of New York | Filiep Decorte, Offcer-in-Charge of the Former Corporate Director, European Investment Bank New York Liaison Offce UN Habitat MODERATOR: MODERATORS: Samara Barend, SVP, NA Strategic Development Direc- Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda, President and Founder, tor, Public-Private Partnerships, AECOM Capital World Enabled | James Thurston, Vice President, Glob- al Strategy

12:15 PM LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM CLOUD CITY COMMON GROUNDS SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Tim Calabrese, Business Intelligence and Geographic Adrian Benepe, SVP and Director of City Park Develop- Information Systems, NYC DOE Offce of School Support ment Trust for Public Land | Lela Goren, Founder, Lela Services | Lilian Coral, Chief Data Offcer, City of Los Goren Group | Mariela Alfonzo, PhD, Founder, State of Angeles | Frank Ruben, Sergeant, Police Department, Place | James Ramsey, Co-Founder and Creator, The City of Atlanta | Zikria Syed, Chief Executive Offcer, Vi- Lowline talTrax MODERATOR: MODERATOR: David Miller, President, World Wildlife Fund Canada Mike Donlan, VP, State and Local Government, Mi- crosoft DAY ONE | AFTERNOON

1:45 PM FIRESIDE CHAT: Robert Wolf in conversation with Steve LeVine SPEAKER: Robert Wolf, Chairman and Co-Founder, Measure: Drone as a Service. MODERATOR: Steve LeVine, Future Editor, Axios

2:15 PM AUTOMATION AND THE FUTURE INTEGRATED URBAN MOBILITY OF EMPLOYMENT SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Kristof Vereenooghe, CEO, EV-Box | Jay Walder, Peter Hirshberg, Principal and Co-Founder, Maker City CEO, Motivate | Dan Curtin, Vice President of Fleet and Project | Steve LeVine, Future Editor, Axios | Stefaan Supply Chain, Zipcar | Aaron Landry, General Manag- Verhulst, Co-founder and Chief Research and Devel- er, car2go North America opment Offcer, The GovLab at NYU, and Senior Advi- MODERATOR: sor, Markle Foundation Greg Lindsay, Connected Mobility Initiative, New Cities MODERATOR: Foundation Sarah Kessler, Reporter, Quartz

3:00 PM COFFEE BREAK

3:15 PM TRANSFORMING TRANSPORTATION LARGER THAN LIFE SCIENCES SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Dan Galves, Chief Communications Offcer, Mobileye Dr. Lynda Chin, Associate Vice Chancellor for Health- | Scott Corwin, Managing Director, Future of Mobility care Transformation and Chief Innovation Offcer for Leader, Deloitte Consulting | John Moavenzadeh, Head Health Affairs Director, The Uni- versity of Texas System of Mobility Industries and System Initiative, World Eco- | Raphael Farzan-Kashani, Director, NYCEDC | Paul nomic Forum | Michael Masserman, Senior Director, Saunders, Head of Innovation, Ireland Strategic Invest- Federal and International Government Relations, Lyft | ment Fund | Sam Sia, Co-Founder, Harlem Biospace Andrew Salzberg, Head of Transportation Policy and MODERATOR: Research, Uber Matt McFarlane, Co-Founder and Chief Instigator, MODERATOR: GROUT Michael Replogle, Deputy Commissioner for Policy, New York City Department of Transportation

4:00 PM KEYNOTE: Miguel Gamiño Jr. Chief Technology Offcer, City of New York

4:30 PM TECH TALK: IoT AND THE FUTURE CYBER CITY OF CITIES SPEAKERS: Ina Wanca, Director of Cybercrime Prevention & Pre- SPEAKERS: dictive Prevention Citizens Crime Commission of NYC Ger Baron, Chief Technology Offcer, City of Amster- Adjunct Professor, New York University | Suzanne dam | Brenna Berman, Executive Director, City Digital Spaulding, Former Under Secretary, Department of at UI Labs | Rob Meikle, Chief Information Offcer, City Homeland Security | Marijn Fraanje, Chief Information of Toronto | Samir Saini, Chief Information Offcer, City Offcer, The Hague of Atlanta MODERATOR: MODERATOR: Geoff Brown, Citywide Chief Information Security Of- Jeff Merritt, Director of Innovation, City of New York fcer, City of New York DAY TWO | MORNING

8:00 AM REGISTRATION WHO HOLDS THE KEY? SPEAKERS: 9:00 AM TIME TRAVEL: LARGE-SCALE Brad Hargreaves, Founder and CEO, Common | Sa- INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS mantha Magistro, Managing Director of New Busi- FOR THE MODERN DAY ness, Bronx Pro | Kevin Quinlan, Chief of Staff, Mayor of Vancouver | Michael Blake, Assemblyman, 79th SPEAKERS: District, The Bronx, New York Tony Coscia, Chairman of the Board, Amtrak, and Part- ner, Windels Marx | Michael Evans, President, Moyni- MODERATOR: han Station Development Corporation | Patrick Foye, Rasmia Kirmani-Frye, Director, Offce of Public/Private Executive Director, The Port Authority of New York & Partnerships, New York City Housing Authority New Jersey | Ed Pallesen, Head of Infrastructure In- vestment Group for the Americas, Goldman Sachs MODERATOR: Tom Wright, President, Regional Plan Association

9:45 AM INNOVATIONS IN TRANSIT “FAST” FOOD: FROM FARM TO FOODIE SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Andy Taylor, Director of Strategy, Cubic Transportation Ben Flanner, President, Co-Founder, and Director of Ag- Systems | Robert Galvin, Chief Technology Offcer, The riculture, Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm | Jason Green, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey | Scott Sherin, CEO and Co-Founder, Edenworks | Mitchell Joachim, Vice President, Alstom | Adam Giambrone, Director, Co-Founder, Terreform ONE | Paula-Jo (PJ) Oleksak, Brooklyn Queens Connector (BQX) Senior Vice President, Business Expansion, FreshDirect MODERATOR: MODERATOR: Lecia Stewart, CEO, The Stewart Group James Meeks, CEO, MOVE Systems

10:15 AM COFFEE BREAK 10:30 AM FIRESIDE CHAT: In Conversation with Former Mayor Michael Coleman and Former Mayor Michael Nutter Michael Coleman, Director of Business and Government Strategies, Ice Miller, Former Mayor, City of Columbus Michael Nutter, Professor of Professional Practice, Columbia | SIPA, Former Mayor, City of Philadelphia

11:00 AM 21ST CENTURY REAL ESTATE AND CITIZENSHIP 2.0 CONSTRUCTION SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Natalia Adler, Data, Research, Policy Planning Spe- John J. Gilbert, III, COO and EVP, Rudin Management cialist, UNICEF | Jacquelynne Harris, Special Pro- Company | Donna Huey, Executive Vice President, Atkins jects Consultant, Democracy Live | Michael Flowers, | Mark Bew, Chair of UK BIM Task Group HM Government Chief Analytics Offcer, Enigma Technologies, Inc. MODERATOR: MODERATOR: John Williams, CEO, Impact Infrastructure Gideon Mann, Head of Data Science, Bloomberg L.P. 11:45 AM COLUMBUS GOES ELECTRIC FUTURE OF URBAN DESIGN SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Mark Dowd, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Marcus Jeutner, Research Associate, TU Berlin, Institute Research and Technology, U.S. Department of Trans- for Urban and Regional Planning, Partner, insar consult portation | Alex Fischer, President and CEO, The Co- | Maria Sisternas, CEO, Media Urban | Ryan Black- lumbus Partnership | Spencer Reeder, Senior Program mon, VP, Advanced Technologies and Assistant Gener- Offcer, Climate and Energy Vulcan, Inc. | Michael Ste- al Counsel, Union Point | Scott Goodson, Founder and vens, Chief Innovation Offcer, City of Columbus Chairman, StrawberryFrog MODERATOR: MODERATOR: Mark Price, Vice Chairman US Public Sector Leader, Anne Quito, Reporter, Quartz Principal and Owner, Deloitte Consulting LLP

12:30 PM LUNCH BREAK DAY TWO | AFTERNOON

1:15 PM KEYNOTE: Dan Doctoroff Founder and CEO, Sidewalk Labs 1:45 PM DOES BIGGER DATA MEAN URBAN INNOVATION AND BETTER LIVING? THE ENVIRONMENT SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Her Excellency Dr. Aisha Butti Bin Bishr, Director José Manuel dos Santos, Head of Design / Ameri- General, Smart Dubai | Patrick Decker, CEO, Xylem cas, Philips Lighting | Robert Yaro, Professor of Prac- | Dan Koh, Chief of Staff, Offce of the Mayor, City of tice, City and Regional Planning, University of Penn- Boston | Dr. Pippa Malmgren, Founder, DRPM Group sylvania | Dan Zarrilli, Senior Director, Climate Policy and Co- Founder, H Robotics & Programs, Chief Resilience Offcer, City of New York | Joel May, Performance Materials/Construction MODERATOR: - Disaster Durable SolutionsTM, BASF North America JeanCarlo Bonilla, Director of Insights and Impact, DataKind MODERATOR: Ashima Sukhdev, Government & Cities Programme Lead, Ellen MacArthur Foundation 2:30 PM FIRESIDE CHAT: In Conversation with Mayor Gregor Robertson and Brendan Shane Mayor Gregor Robertson, City of Vancouver Brendan Shane, Regional Director, North America, C40 3:00 PM SHORT FILM: EXPERIMENT 150, CO-CREATING FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE INTRODUCTION BY: Elise Kissling, Director, Creator Space, Global Innovation Management, BASF

3:15 PM KEYNOTE: Gil Quiniones President and CEO, New York Power Authority

3:30 PM POWER TO THE PEOPLE OPEN MINDS, OPEN DATA SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Kate Burson, Business Development, Tesla Energy, Lourdes German, Director of International & Insti- Tesla Motors | Jill Anderson, EVP, Chief Commercial tute-Wide Initiatives, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy | Offcer, Energy Solutions, and Commercial Operations, Hadassah Damien, Manager, Engagement Technol- New York Power Authority | Bob Currie, CTO, Smarter ogy, Participatory Budgeting Project | Beth Noveck, Grid Solutions | Donnel Baird, CEO, BlocPower Co-Founder and Director, The GovLab | Dr. Amen Ra Mashariki, Chief Analytics Offcer, City of New York MODERATOR: Rich Kassel, Executive Vice President, Capalino+Company MODERATOR: Stephen Goldsmith, Director, Innovations in American Government Program, Ash Center for Democratic Gov- ernance and Innovation, Harvard Kennedy School 4:15 PM FIRESIDE CHAT: Robert Steel in conversation with Jerry Hultin Robert Steel, Partner and CEO, Perella Weinberg Partners MODERATOR: Jerry Hultin, President and Chairman, Global Futures Group 4:30 PM THE REPOSITIONING SAFETY FIRST AND REVITALIZING OF CITIES SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Ralph Clark, President and CEO, SST, Inc. | Mirik Mi- Kyle Corkum, CEO and Managing Partner, LStar Ven- lan, Night Mayor, City of Amsterdam | Jessica Tisch, tures | Javier de la Torre, CEO and Co-Founder, Car- Deputy Commissioner of Technology, NYPD to | David Ehrenberg, President and CEO, Brooklyn MODERATOR: Navy Yard Development Corporation | Regina Myer, Jamie Wylly, General Manager Public Safety and President, Downtown Brooklyn Partnership National Security, Worldwide Public Sector, Microsoft MODERATOR: Riggs Kubiak, CEO and Co-Founder, Honest Buildings

5:15 - MICROSOFT PATROL CAR DEMO AND REFRESHMENTS 6:00 PM Duggal DAY THREE | MORNING

8:00 AM REGISTRATION 9:00 AM INCUBATING THE FUTURE INDIA’S SMART CITIES MISSION THROUGH URBAN INNOVATION LABS SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Vinay Singh, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Benoit Bailliart, Director, thecamp Urban Lab | Ste- Commercial Service | Hari Narayanan, Commission- ve Fifta, Executive Director, City Digital at UI LABS | er, Greater Vishakhapatnam Municipal Cooperation | Micah Kotch, Managing Director, URBAN-X | Steven Enogh Ebong, Acting Director, U.S. Trade and Devel- Kuyan, NYU Future Lab, Tandon School of Engineering opment Agency MODERATOR: MODERATOR: Victor Mulas, Senior Innovation Offcer, Innovation Anand Shah, Vice President, Albright Stonebridge and Entrepreneurship in Cities, World Bank Group

9:45 AM KEYNOTE: Abby Joseph Cohen Senior Investment Strategist, Goldman Sachs 10:00 PM ENABLING ENTREPRENEURSHIP TODAY: A CONVERSATION WITH EBAY SPEAKERS: Bradford Shellhammer, Head of Personalization and Engagement, eBay and Founder, Fab.com and Bezar | Al- berto Sobalvarro, Friends of eBay Program Alumnus and Founder, Pidelo Rapido MODERATOR: John Henry, Serial Entrepreneur and Managing Partner, Harlem Capital Partners

10:15 AM THE NEW ENTREPRENEUR SCALING SMART CITIES ECOSYSTEM SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Gianluca Galletto, President, DG Advisor | Andrew Jennifer Berrent, Chief Culture Offcer and Chief Le- Meyers, CEO, Kaptyn | Kamran Siddique, Founder & gal Offcer, WeWork | Matthew Harrigan, Co-Founder Executive Director, City Innovate Foundation and Managing Director, Grand Central Tech | Mi- MODERATOR: chael Morin, CEO, Start Garden | Ricardo van Loe- Sergio Fernández de Córdova, Chairman & Co- nen, Co- Founder, B.Amsterdam Founder, PVBLIC Foundation MODERATOR: Rachel Haot, Managing Director, 1776

10:45 AM COFFEE BREAK

11:00 AM FIRESIDE CHAT: Brandee McHale and Robyn Scott in conversation with Katharine Zaleski Brandee McHale, President, Citi Foundation Robyn Scott, Co-Founder and CEO, Apolitical MODERATOR: Katharine Zaleski, Co-Founder and President, PowerToFly

11:30 AM TRANSFORMING CITIES THROUGH VC: INVESTING IN THE FUTURE MUNICIPAL COLLABORATION SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Shaun Abrahamson, Co-Founder and Managing Part- Archana Vemulapalli, Chief Technology Offcer, District ner, Urban. Us | Susan Bihler, Principal, Catalyst Inves- of Columbia | Dr. Aisha Bin Bishr, Director General, tors | Joshua Kauffman, Founder, Wisdom.VC | Shana Smart Dubai | Samir Saini, Chief Information Offcer, Fisher, Managing Partner, Third Kind Venture Capital City of Atlanta MODERATOR: Miguel Gamiño Jr, Chief Technology Offcer, City of New York DAY THREE | AFTERNOON

12:00 PM LUNCH BREAK 12:30 PM FIRESIDE: In Conversation with Mayor Catherine E. Pugh, Mayor Steve Benjamin, and Simone Brody Mayor Catherine E. Pugh, City of Baltimore Mayor Steve Benjamin, City of Columbia, SC Simone Brody, Executive Director, What Works Cities, Bloomberg Philanthropies MODERATOR; Desiree Peterkin Bell, President and CEO, DPBell and Associates

1:00 PM KEYNOTE: Alicia Glen Deputy Mayor, Housing and Economic Development, City of New York

1:15 PM CITIES RISE BEYOND HEALTH INDIA’S SMART CITIES MISSION SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS: Rain Henderson, Advisor to the Clinton Foundation, Lauren Andersen, Executive Director, NYC Tech Tal- and Former CEO, Clinton Health Matters Initiative | Moi- ent Pipeline | Khalilah M. Harris, Chief of Staff and VP treyee Sinha, CEO mhNOW/ citiesRISE | Craig Kram- of External Affairs, Opportunity@ Work | Elizabeth Si- er, Mental Health Ambassador, Johnson & Johnson mon, General Counsel and Vice President of External Affairs, General Assembly MODERATOR: Raj Pannu, CEO Emergence MODERATOR: John Farmer, Director of Technology & Civic Innova- tion, Microsoft

DAY FOUR | STEAM AHEAD

AT DUGGAL GREENHOUSE

10:00 AM OPEN JOB FAIR

11:00 AM INTRODUCTION: BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

11:10 AM BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

11:15 AM NYC CTO MIGUEL GAMINO AND SPECIAL GUEST

12:00 PM COFFEE BREAK

12:15 PM THE NEW TECH WORKFORCE

1:00 PM OPPORTUNITIES FOR 21ST CENTURY VETERANS

1:45 PM CLOSING REMARKS

2:00 PM OPEN JOB FAIR NETWORKING WORKSHOPS EVENTS

The Transformative Power Urban Horizons: Visions CARTO VISIONS of Municipal ID for the Future City OF FUTURE CITIES IDNYC Civic Hall RECEPTION Kings County Distillery Using Behavioral Insights Pursuing Global to Improve Public Policy Opportunities: SCNYC’17 The Behavioral Insights How to Get Started OPENING PARTY Team International Trade HITN and Imagina Administration Smarter Edtech: Making HUMANS OF THE Connections in NYC Future Friendly Cities: YEAR GALA NYC Department of Design, Co-Creation and Motherboard / Prius Prime Education Challenges C40 and NUMA URBAN TECH HUB Growing up Smart in NYC AT NEW LAB The New York Academy When Smart Meets Brooklyn Navy Yard of Sciences Human: The Nordic Model in Urban Development MOBILEYE Collaborative Governance Nordic Innovation NETWORKING EVENT Towards a Fossil Free Bay Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Area How Cleantech Enables Stanford Engineering, Smarter Cities City of Palo Alto Urban Future Lab

Governance and Civic Leveraging Innovation Engagment: Intercity Exosystems to Scale Collaboration Urban Tech Cities for Life, Ruta N CIV: LAB, City Digital Medellin and Urban Tech NYC

Data-Driven Insights on Managing the Rapid Urban Water Infrastructure Proliferation of loT and Harvard School of Design: New Technologies Zofnass NYC Mayor’s Offce of Tech & Innovation IGNITE NYC: Business Strategies for the City Microsoft Digital of Tomorrow Transformation Showcase Capalino+Company Tour: Experience the Art of What’s Possible Moving Toward a Low- Microsoft Carbon Future: Tapping our Urban (Bio)Gas Supplies Energy Vision National Grid MEDIA EXPOSURE & PR

Smart Cities NYC cultivated relationships with a variety of top tier media partners with a global reach. These media partners developed both long- and short-form content that highlighted the companies, technologies, challenges, and solutions presented at SCNY 2017.

MEET THE WOMEN LEADING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SMART CITIES: “An Interview with Speaker Toni Townes-Whitley” - Monthly Digital Viewership: 79,000,000

GOOGLE IS PLANNING A 12-ACRE HIGH-TECH CITY IN CANADA: “Transforming Toronto’s downtown in Quayside, Google’s High-Tech City” - Total Average Circulation: 12,300,000

ALPHABET’S SIDEWALK LABS BIDS TORONTO FOR DIGITAL CITY: REPORT “An Internet-connected community complete with digital sensors, automated transport systems and unlimited broadband data” - Monthly Digital Viewership: 26,000,000

LOS ANGELES, MICROSOFT UNVEIL CHIP: NEW CHATBOT PROJECT CENTERED ON STREAMLINING: “Microsoft ended Chip’s anonymity at Smart Cities NYC 2017” - Monthly Website Users: 850,000

MEDIA PARTNERS Huffngton Post Canada IBTimes Fox Business Gotham Gazzette Stars Toronto Latino Tech Things Amy X Internet of The Bridge BK Autonomous Vice/Motherboard Finance.Yahoo Bklyner All Mag News Pro Trend Tech Digital NYC NYC Our Veterans Republic Tech Today Cities Storify Bloomberg Financial Post Medium BNN Curbed Fortune Education Echo Chamber Uncut Internet Do Wire Tech Republic Tech Citiscope BK Reader Menafn Infrastructure USA 4-Traders Technology Government E Emirates IPT.net Computable Tech.co EdSurge The Architect’s Newspaper Architect’s The Technical.ly Cities Speak Cities Smart and Resilient Motherboard Vice BostonCommons.net News Viral True MS Power User Untapped Cities ADDITIONAL COVERAGE ADDITIONAL

ONLINE MEDIA COVERAGE

SPONSORS SMART CITIES NEW YORK ‘17