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7:305 AM Registration Opens International Foyer

8:00- Workshop 1: Mobility On Demand On-Ramp Workshop 5:00 PM (Invitation Only) State

8:00- Workshop 2: Public Agencies Evolving into Mobility 12:00 PM Integrators (Invitation Only) Ambassador

12:30- Workshop 3: New Mobility Data Standards and Tools 3:45 PM (Pre-Registration Required) Imperial Ballroom

12:30- Workshop 4: Creating a Universal Transportation 3:45 PM System that Includes Public Transit, Shared Mobility and Human Service Transportation (Pre-Registration Required) Ambassador

1:15- Off-Site Tour: Bike Tour—Downtown from a Divvy 3:00 PM (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

1:15- Off-Site Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union 3:00 PM Station (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

4:00- Startup Spotlight: Pitch Session for Emerging 6:00 PM Transportation Companies AON Auditorium

6:00- Welcome Reception 8:00 PM International Foyer

9 6Wednesday, March 6th 6:30 AM Registration Opens International Foyer

7:00- Breakfast and Exposition Hall Open 8:00 AM International Ballroom AGENDA AT A GLANCE AT AGENDA

8:00- Welcome, Keynote, and Plenary Panel 10:15 AM Imperial Ballroom

10:15- Break and Visit the Expo 10:45 AM International Ballroom

10:45- Breakout 1: Local Government Strategies in 12:15 PM Shared Mobility Imperial Ballroom

Breakout 2: Carpools Rebooted Gold

Breakout 3: The Future of Scooter Sharing AON Auditorium

Breakout 4: Autonomous Shuttles - What we’re learning (and how to scale) State

Breakout 5: Innovations in Carsharing: Reaching Underserved Users Ambassador

Breakout 6: Benchmarking the European Shared Mobility Experience Cuvee

10 12:15- Lunch and Visit the Expo 12:45 PM International Ballroom Boxed lunches available for pickup

12:45- Midday Plenary Panel and Discussion 2:15 PM Imperial Ballroom

2:30- Breakout 1: Innovative Mobility Hubs 4:00 PM Imperial Ballroom

Breakout 2: Putting Data to Work: Measuring the Impacts of Shared Mobility Gold

Breakout 3: Making P3s Work AON Auditorium

Breakout 4: Microtransit: Pilot to Program State

Breakout 5: Ensuring the Sharing in Autonomous, Connected, Electric, and Shared Ambassador

2:30- Off-Site Tour: Bike Tour—Downtown from a Divvy 4:00 PM (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

2:30- Off-Site Tour: Exploring Chicago’s Pedway System 4:00 PM Meet in Fairmont Lobby (Pre-Registration Required)

4:00- Break and Visit the Expo 4:30 PM International Ballroom

11 6Wednesday, March 6th 4:30- Breakout 1: Bikesharing Pedals Forward 6:00 PM Imperial Ballroom

Breakout 2: Building MaaS: Technology Challenges and Solutions AGENDA AT A GLANCE AT AGENDA Gold

Breakout 3: A Dialogue with FTA AON Auditorium

Breakout 4: Project Kinetic: The Use of Public-Private Partnerships to Ideate and Deploy Mobility Pilot Solutions in Detroit State

Breakout 5: Shared Mobility as a Resilience Strategy Ambassador

Breakout 6: EV Charging for Shared Mobility: Making It Widespread and Equitable Cuvee

6:00- Evening Reception 8:00 PM International Ballroom

12 7Thursday, March 7th 7:00 AM Registration Opens International Foyer

7:00- Breakfast and Exposition Hall Open 8:00 AM International Ballroom

8:00- Welcome, Keynote, and Plenary Panel 10:15 AM Imperial Ballroom

10:15- Break and Visit the Expo 10:45 AM International Ballroom

10:45- Breakout 1: How’s My Transit Agency Doing? A 12:15 PM Renewed Look at Mobility Performance Metrics Imperial

Breakout 2: Inclusive Shared Mobility and People with Disabilities: Strategic and Regulatory Approaches Gold

Breakout 3: Innovations in Carsharing: Electric Vehicles and Evolving Business Models AON Auditorium

Breakout 4: Whole Community Approaches to Reduce Personal Vehicle Travel State

Breakout 5: Building Multi-Modal Mobility in Low Density Areas Ambassador

13 7Thursday, March 7th 10:45- Off-Site Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union 12:15 PM Station (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

10:45- Off-Site Tour: Exploring Chicago’s Pedway System AGENDA AT A GLANCE AT AGENDA 12:15 PM Meet in Fairmont Lobby

12:15- Lunch and Visit the Expo 12:45 PM International Ballroom Boxed lunches available for pickup

12:45- Midday Plenary Panel and Discussion 2:15 PM Imperial Ballroom

2:30- Breakout 1: Transforming Management of the Right of 4:00 PM Way Imperial Ballroom

Breakout 2: Transit Ridership Trends and Implications for Other Modes Gold

Breakout 3: MaaS System Design and Organization AON Auditorium

Breakout 4: Understanding and Coordinating Mobility Options for the Transportation Disadvantaged State

Breakout 5: Electrification and Equity in Ridehailing Ambassador

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4:00- Break and Visit the Expo 4:15 PM International Ballroom

4:15- Breakout 1: Shared Mobility’s Role in Addressing 5:45 PM Climate Change Imperial

Breakout 2: Building and Funding Mobility Coalitions Gold

Breakout 3: Risk and Uncertainty for Users and Operators State

Breakout 4: New Horizons in Outside the Box Mobility Ambassador

Breakout 5: Next Generation Transit Fleets: Embracing Electric Cuvee

5:45- Closing Ceremony 6:15 PM Join us for our concluding remarks, a toast to shared mobility for all, and learn the “One to Watch” winner of the Startup Spotlight

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18 up to5speakers witha moderator andincludediscussion time. nonprofit, and private sectors. Sessionsinthistrack includepanelsof public-private andcollaborations acrossthepublic, partnerships, offer in-depthexplorations ofemerging trendsinsharedmobility, Panel Breakout Sessions: These 90-minute discussion-based sessions Session Descriptions Program Guide 5Tuesday, March 5th 7:30 AM Registration Opens International Foyer

8:00- Workshop 1: Mobility On Demand On-Ramp Workshop 5:00 PM (Invitation Only) State

Transit agencies are integrating new mobility options to better serve public transportation needs. The Mobility On Demand On-Ramp Program explores challenges and opportunities to achieve that goal through a variety of mobility on demand projects. In this workshop, transportation agencies and innovators interested in developing mobility on demand will interact with national leaders to discuss: developing business plans; establishing successful partnerships; creating mobility performance metrics; and designing strategies for community engagement. Participants will also learn about the six Mobility On Demand On-Ramp Program participant agencies’ projects. In learning about peer agencies’ experiences, workshop participants will gain tools for designing their own mobility on demand pilot projects.

8:00- Workshop 2: Public Agencies Evolving into Mobility 12:00 PM Integrators (Invitation Only) Ambassador

With the changing mobility landscape enabled by technology and changing customer desires, public agencies must evolve alongside the new mobility mix to further the mission of equitable sustainable mobility. Customers want to look, book, and pay for their transportation trips with a tap on the phone. If information about bikeshare, carshare, ridehail, bus, and rail are all

19 20 TUESDAY, MARCH 5TH 3:45 PM 3:45 PM 12:30- 12:30- reducing costsandimproving efficiency. that increasesaccessible mobilityoptionswhilepotentially what itmeanstohave system auniversal transportation willbreak-outintogroups todiscuss participants workshop the panelistswillgive presentationandthen the abrief mobility, transportation. andhumanservices Eachof toconnect public transit, shared and theopportunities This willprovide anoverview ofmobilitymanagement Ambassador and HumanService Transportation System thatIncludes Public Transit, SharedMobility Workshop 4: Creating aUniversal Transportation mobility data. cutting-edge software toolsfor visualizingandleveraging Participants willalsogainhands-onexperience with applications ininnovative mobilitymanagementprojects. like theemergingMobilityDataSpecification,anddata as opendataconceptsandstandards, specifications enforcement. National leaderswillspeaktosuchtopics street design,curbmanagement,andregulatory dataindecisionsaround micromobility andridehailing willpreparepractitionersThis workshop toutilize Ballroom Imperial (Pre-Registration Required) Workshop 3: New MobilityDataStandards and Tools this change. discuss thepathways for andbarriers agenciestonavigate of leadersfromthepublic, NGO, andprivate sectorswill wealth ofchoices. This discussionamongacoregroup instantly available withthattap, customerswillenjoy a 1:15- Off-Site Tour: Bike Tour—Downtown from a Divvy 3:00 PM (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

Leaving from The Fairmont Hotel, this tour will explore the downtown Chicago in a 6-mile lap through the Loop. Our route will take us to Lake Michigan, past Millennium Park, through gorgeous downtown architecture, to Phase I of the Navy Pier Flyover, down magnificent Michigan Avenue and back to the hotel. We will stop to talk for 5-10 minutes at the Flyover. Bring a helmet!

Ride takes place regardless of weather. Please dress appropriately. SUMC will not provide helmets but does strongly recommend them and suggests you bring your own.

1:15- Off-Site Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union 3:00 PM Station (Pre-Registration Required) Meet in Fairmont Lobby

As the third-busiest railroad terminal in the United States, Chicago’s Union Station serves over 300 trains per weekday, which together carry roughly 120,000 arriving and departing passengers. Participants will get an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of recent improvements and proposed infrastructure projects as part of the Union Station Master Plan--a collaborative effort between Amtrak, the Chicago Department of Transportation, Metra, and the Regional Transportation Authority. Attendees will learn how the Master Development – another ongoing Amtrak initiative – also affects Union Station.

Tour led by Erik Cempel, Program Manager, Amtrak

21 22 TUESDAY, MARCH 5TH 8:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00- 4:00- during thefirsteveningduring receptionoftheSummit. Meet andminglewithattendeesfor andappetizers drinks FoyerInternational Welcome Reception • • • Judges Free2Move Emcee: Kevin McLaughlin, VP Strategic Partnerships, Inc, Bellhop Technologies Inc, TIKD andRide-OnProjects. Vostok, SomEV, Mobility4AllGBC, Technologies Proxybus Companies include: Koloni, Velocia, CLEVERMobilityInc, on Thursday. theclosingceremonyon awinnertobeannouncedduring will selectthreefinalistsandconference attendeeswillvote ideas infrontofexperts, agencies, andfunders. Ourjudges pitches.session ofshort Contestantswillpresenttheir currently active inthesharedmobilityfieldaroundrobin of themostexciting andinnovative young companies SpotlightwillfeatureOur secondannual some Startup AON Auditorium Transportation Companies Spotlight:Startup Pitch SessionofEmerging SPECIAL EVENT SPECIAL EVENT Tech Collaborative, UILabs David Leopold,DirectorofProductManagement,City A3VenturesJason Principal, Dietrich, Beth Bond,HeadofCityDevelopment, Bosch Smart. Simple. Sustainable. Pick all three PARTNERING WITH CITIES SINCE 2000

Visit us at booth 27 email [email protected] 24 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH 10:15 AM 6:30 AM 8:00 AM 8:00- 7:00- 6 Wednesday, March 6th about amulti-modal mobilitysolutionsfor asustainable future. willfeatureAmerica, presentationsandadiscussion brief which features agencyheadsandcityleadersfromNorth of livable communities whereeveryone canthrive. This panel, Mobility thatisaccessible, affordable andefficient isavitalpart istheleadingcauseofemissionsinUS.and transportation Carbon emissionsaretheleadingcauseofclimatechange PanelPlenary Communities Program, Natural ResourcesDefense Council Shelley Poticha, ManagingDirector, Healthy People & Thriving for aSustainable Future Keynote: &Multi-modalMobilitySolutions ClimateChange Disabilities, Chicago Karen Tamley, Commissioner, Mayor’s Officefor People with Welcome toChicago Mobility Center Sharon Feigon, Co-Founder &Executive Director, Shared-Use Mobility Welcome: The Constantly Evolving World ofShared Ballroom International Breakfast and Visit Expo FoyerInternational Registration Opens

Moderator: Laura Bliss, Staff Writer, City Lab

Panelists • Randy Clarke, President and CEO of Capital Metro, Austin, Texas • Sadhu Johnston, City Manager, Vancouver, British Wednesday, March 6th Columbia • Stephanie Pollack, CEO of Massachusetts Department of Transportation

10:15- Break and Visit the Expo 10:45 AM International Ballroom

10:45- Breakout 1: Local Government Strategies in Shared 12:15 PM Mobility Imperial Ballroom

To build out a shared mobility network and connect it with public transit we must transform our local government agencies into mobility innovators. What does it take to pilot new programs and break down silos? Join mobility managers at the city, county, and regional levels as they discuss what they do, why they do it, and what it takes for our bureaucracies to evolve into what we need now.

Moderator: Katherine Kortum, Senior Program Officer, Transportation Research Board

Panelists • Kenny Fennell, Senior Mobility Strategist, City of Detroit • Meredith Klekotka, Shared Mobility Program Manager, Metro Transit, Minnesota • Jean Paul Velez, Innovative Mobility Program Manager, King County, Washington

25 10:45- Breakout 2: Carpools Rebooted 12:15 PM Gold

In many ways, carpooling laid the groundwork for shared mobility options to come by connecting drivers with private vehicles to riders, reducing drive-alone trips. While carpooling never went away, technology now offers the possibility of on-demand operations and more seamless, Mobility-as-a- Service-like trips. It’s a whole new world for carpooling, and in this session you can learn about and discuss the latest developments and partnerships.

Moderator: Jumana Nabti, Manager of Access Programs, Bay Area Rapid Transit WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH WEDNESDAY, Panelists • Anya Babbit, Founder and CEO, SPLT • Dani Simons, Head of Public Sector Partnerships, Waze • Kevin Orr, CEO, Liftango

10:45- Breakout 3: The Future of Scooter Sharing 12:15 PM AON Auditorium

2018 was the year of the scooter. Backed by venture capital and adopted by users despite being a new mode, scooters have asserted their presence. Yet, important decisions remain for both the public and private sectors: How will scooters operate in comparison to other modes?, Who will regulate the mode and ensure safety?, and Where might scooters fit in the current round of mergers? After brief presentations, these questions will be raised and discussed.

Moderator: Sarah Kaufman, Associate Director, Rudin Center for Transportation Studies, New York University

Panelists • Y.J. Fischer, Sr. Director for Global Partnerships, Bird • Kyle Rowe, Head of Government Partnerships, Spin • Gabriel Scheer, Director of Government Affairs & Strategic Development, Lime • Nicholas Williams, Deputy Chief of Staff, Denver Public Works

26 10:45- Breakout 4: Autonomous Shuttles - What we’re learning 12:15 PM (and how to scale) State

Google brought self-driving cars to public consciousness in 2009 with its highly visible autonomous vehicles (AVs) traveling on California roads. Now, dozens of cities and manufacturers are following suit and the cities of Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Minneapolis are joining London, Helsinki, Singapore and Melbourne in piloting autonomous shuttle buses. This session will take a deeper look at how to get an AV pilot underway, why we need to be clear on what transportation problem it is solving, and how to determine what solutions may work best.

Moderator: Ellen Partridge, Shared-Use Mobility Center

Panelists • Rob Antoniak, Chief Operating Officer, Valley Metro • Joshua Cregger, Technology Policy Analyst, Volpe Center • Amanda Howell, Urbanism Next Project Manager, Sustainable Cities Initiative, University of Oregon • Lauren Isaac, Director of Business Initiatives, EasyMile

10:45- Breakout 5: Innovations in Carsharing: Reaching 12:15 PM Underserved Users Ambassador

Residents of transit disadvantaged areas and lower-income gig economy workers both rely on access to automobiles. Private car ownership is a significant financial risk for individuals in either context. This panel gathers operators and researchers to discuss innovative ways that carsharing addresses mobility needs outside of higher-density and higher-income contexts.

Moderator: Jennifer Dotson, Executive Director, Ithaca Carshare

Panelists • Charles Melton, Public Policy Manager, Turo • Ashlee Tran, Business Development, Getaround • Arnd Baetzner, PhD Candidate, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

27 10:45- Breakout 6: Benchmarking the European Shared Mobility 12:15 PM Experience Cuvee

Presenter: Allen Greenberg, Senior Policy Analyst, Federal Highway Administration

Participant Respondents: • Sharon Feigon, Executive Director, Shared-Use Mobility Center • Brian Lagerberg, Director of Public Transportation, Washington State Department of Transportation

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and SUMC recently released a Global Benchmarking study report for WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH WEDNESDAY, implementing shared mobility services. The team researched and visited programs and projects from across Europe, where many of the “new” mobility practices in the U.S.— like mobility hubs and Mobility as a Service (MaaS)—have existed for decades. Join participant respondents from the FHWA international track to learn what’s behind European successes—including innovative contracting and novel consortiums not seen in the U.S.—and what could be done in the U.S. to realize similar gains

12:15- Lunch and Visit the Expo 12:45 PM International Ballroom BOX LUNCHES AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP

12:45- Midday Plenary Panel and Discussion: Multi-Modal 2:15 PM Mergers: When Single Agencies and Corporations Control Multiple Mobility Options Imperial Ballroom

Read the business news and you’ll find that the modes are coming together—thanks in a large part to mergers and acquisitions. This brings a new set of concerns as single agencies and corporations are controlling diverse modes, and offers benefits to users including easier mode transfers and payment integration. This panel will feature private- and public- sector leaders discussing and debating multi-modal mergers.

28 Moderator: Mariia Zimmerman, MZ Strategies

Participants • Jon Coleman, Director, City Solutions, Ford Smart Mobility • Ryan Rzepecki, CEO of JUMP • Jake Sion, COO of Transit App • Gary Thomas, President/Executive Director, Dallas Area Rapid Transit

2:30- Breakout 1: Innovative Mobility Hubs 4:00 pm Imperial Ballroom

Europeans have long engaged in proactive planning and design for proximate multimodal infrastructure and electrification. Leaders in the United States are starting to catch on, developing the planning infrastructure and support for hubs that bring together multiple modes and amenities. We discuss why, and how they’re doing it. This session is part of the FHWA international track.

Moderator: Shin Pei Tsay, Executive Director, Gehl Institute

Panelists • Angelo Meuleman, Project Director of Shared Mobility, TaxiStop • Danielle Kochman, Associate Regional Planner, San Diego Association of Governments • Brian Lagerberg, Director of Public Transportation, Washington State Department of Transportation

2:30- Breakout 2: Putting Data to Work: Measuring the Impacts 4:00 pm of Shared Mobility Gold

From ridesourcing to micromobility, data is central to understanding how new mobility services are having an impact on our communities. Learn from researchers who have turned data into findings around issues such as congestion and equity, and brainstorm solutions to use this information to improve mobility, access, and equity in our cities and regions

29 30 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 2:30- 2:30- demand-responsive transit. todeliverexperience moreefficient withmobilitypartnerships from innovators inthepublic and private sectorabouttheir however,these services, have faced challenges. Hear fixed routeshave ahardtimebeingproductive. Someof inenvironments oftransit wheretraditionalthe delivery service Microtransit initsvarious forms holdspromisefor reshaping State Breakout 4: Microtransit: PilottoProgram • • • Panelists Solutions, Leidos Moderator: SonikaSethi,ManagerofSurface Transportation andskininthegame, sharing.trust andameasureofrisk dedicated revenue source, relationshipbuilt agoodworking on onwhatcontributes toP3success:will sharelearnings a faster aswell projectdelivery asjointfinancing. This panel take differentThese partnerships forms, andcanbeusedfor to solve complex problems—with benefitsfor bothparties. stakeholders aimtobring together Public-private partnerships AON Auditorium Breakout 3: MakingP3s Work • • • Panelists Moderator: ReginaClewlow, CEOandCo-founder, Populus Sabrina Sussman,ManagerofPublicSabrina Partnerships, Zipcar Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Diogo Lousa,Managerof Transportation Innovation, Eleanor Joseph,DirectorofBusinessDevelopment, Via Metropolitan Development, DePaul University, Chicago C. ScottSmith,Assistant Director, Chaddick Institutefor City Schaller,Bruce SchallerConsulting,New Principal, York Anne Brown, AssistantProfessor, University ofOregon Moderator: Rani Narula-Woods, Senior Director of Special Projects, LA Metro

Panelists • Jeff Becker, Senior Manager of Service Development, Denver Regional Transit District • Dr. Dean Economou, Senior Vice President, Liftango • Onesimo Flores, Founder, Jetty • Cody Lowe, Planning Analyst, Marin Transit • John Urgo, Senior Transportation Planner, AC Transit

2:30- Breakout 5: Ensuring the Sharing in Autonomous, 4:00 PM Connected, Electric and Shared Ambassador

Electric, autonomous and shared describe the coming world of vehicles that quietly, efficiently and safely drive themselves. As these system designs are brought out to the public, there will be questions about the social and behavioral impacts, about how autonomous vehicles (AVs) interact with other road vehicles and with pedestrians, about the ways of owning, updating, operating, and connecting vehicles to get people where they want to go. The entire transportation infrastructure—and the communities shaped by it—will be transformed by AVs. This panel discussion will highlight some of the issues that will be part of the transformation and why we should care.

Moderator: Jerry Quandt, Acting Executive Director, Illinois Autonomous Vehicles Association

Panelists • Hana Creger, Environmental Equity Manager, Greenlining • William Riggs, Assistant Professor, University of San Francisco • Shannon Walker, New Mobility Strategic Advisor, City of Seattle

31 32 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH 6:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30- 4:00- 2:30- 2:30- to wider, sharede-bikesharing platforms. evolution ofbikesharing, fromrecentmergersandacquisitions of theoperators. Panelists will berepresentingthecontinuing dockless bikes intheprevious year, includingthe exit of some mobility. Ithasundergonemany changessince thearrival of bikesharing isperhaps thebellwether modefor shared While scooterscapturedmuch oftheattentionin2018, Imperial Breakout 1: BikesharingPedals Forward Ballroom International Break and Visit theExpo buildings.contemporary ofafewvisit theinteriors ofChicago’s famous and historic hubs.including connectionstopublic transportation We’ll also to Chicago’s majorLoopofficeandresidentialstructures underground system. Alongtheway, you’ll seelinkages introduces thehistory, ofthe design,anduniquesurprises mile walking tour, ledby ChicagoArchitectureCenterdocents, Chicagoans every day—the Pedway. OOurone-and-a-half Discover thefascinating “city below thecity” usedby Not accessible Meet inFairmont Lobby (Pre-RegistrationRequired) Off-Site Tour: ExploringChicago’s Pedway System recommend themandsuggestsyou your bring own. appropriately. SUMCwillnotprovide helmetsbut doesstrongly Ride takes placeregardlessofweather. Pleasedress helmet! We willstoptotalkfor 5-10minutes attheFlyover. a Bring Flyover, down magnificentMichiganAve andback tothehotel. gorgeous downtown architecture, toPhaseIoftheNavy Pier route willtake ustothelake, pastMillenniumPark, through downtown Chicagoina6-milelapthroughthe “Loop”. Our Leaving from The Fairmont Hotel,thistourwillexplore the Meet inFairmont Lobby (Pre-Registration Required) Off-Site Tour: Bike Tour—Downtown from aDivvy

Moderator: Bill Dossett, Executive Director, Nice Ride

Panelists • Evan Corey Costagliola, Director of Transportation Partnerships, Government Relations, Lime • Alex Vickers, Business Development, JUMP at Uber • Amanda Woodall, Program Director, Chicago Department of Transportation • Caroline Samponaro, Head of Bike, Scooter & Pedestrian Policy, Lyft

4:30- Breakout 2: Building MaaS: Technology Challenges and 6:00 PM Solutions Gold

This panel will focus on the nuts and bolts of various Mobility as a Service approaches, including the details of customer offerings and key technologies such as payment and multi- service trip planning, routing, and dispatch. We’ll hear from panelists representing both public agencies building their own MaaS offerings and private sector practitioners and organizations working on MaaS technologies and standards.

Moderator: Carol Schweiger, President, Schweiger Consulting

Panelists • Piia Karjalainen, Senior Manager, MaaS Alliance • Bibiana McHugh, Manager, Mobility & Location-Based Services, Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon • Tina Mörch-Pierre, Assistant Vice President for Payment Systems and Statistical Reporting, Dallas Area Rapid Transit • Vlad Vorotovic, Head of New Mobility Solutions, PTV Group

33 34 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 4:30- 4:30- 4:30- shared mobility intheirresilienceplans. discuss how different citieshave transit and beenincorporating ofthesestrategies and shared mobilityshouldbe at theheart strategies andthrive. tosurvive This panelwillfocus on why to majorevents, citiesandregionsneed versatile resilience From overhauls climatechangeadaptationtoinfrastructure Ambassador Breakout 5: SharedMobilityasaResilienceStrategy • • • • Panelists Michigan EconomicDevelopment Corporation Moderator: AmandaRoraff, PlanetMOperations Manager, that foster equityandaccess. isenvisioning anddeployingpartnership mobilitypilotsolutions inapublic-privatethis panel,hearhow each ofthepartners to jobs, healthcare, educationandcivicactivities. During the city. Alack ofmobilityoptionscanlimitresidents’ access across opportunities Detroit dependsonmobilitytosupport State in Detroit Partnerships toIdeate andDeploy MobilityPilotSolutions Breakout 4: Project Kinetic: The UseofPublic Private for 2019! and hearaboutfundingopportunities areintheway?”,barriers and “How canFTA bearesource?”– agencies needtomake theseideasareality?”, “What policy transit. Discussquestionslike, “What kindofassistancedo integrations, andhow emergingtechnologycanbestenhance their organizationsaboutmobilityondemand,multimodal speak directlytoFTA aboutinnovative ideaspercolatingin give attendeesthechancetohearfromeachotherand discussion,thissessionwill Part listeningsession,part AON Auditorium Breakout 3: ADialoguewithFTA Energy Kelsey Peterson, Manager, EVStrategy &Programs, DTE Mobility Strategist,Justin CityofDetroit Snowden, Smart Stacey Matlen, SeniorMobilityStrategist, CityofDetroit Consulting Group Michelle Anderson,Partner &ManagingDirector, Boston Moderator: Matthew Daus, Transportation Technology Chair, City University of New York

Panelists • Joyce Coffee, President, Climate Resilience Consulting • Maulik Vaishnav, Senior Revenue & Operations Research Analyst, Chicago Transit Authority • Margo Dawes, New Mobility, Data, and Equity Strategic Advisor, City of Seattle

4:30- Breakout 6: EV Charging Infrastructure for Shared 6:00 PM Mobility Cuvee

Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure is being developed by utilities and other companies across the nation. Keeping EV shared mobility services powered up presents unique challenges and opportunities in terms of utility strategy, mobility operations, and community development. Learn from public private, and non-profit leaders who are finding new synergies at the intersection of shared and electric.

Moderator: Zach Henkin, Deputy Director, Forth

Panelists • Darren Epps, Product Development Specialist, Southern Company • Terea Macomber, Electric Vehicle Project Manager, GRID Alternatives • Philip Pugliese, Transportation Systems Planner, Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority • Richard Steinberg, Senior Director, Electrify America

SPECIAL EVENT 6:00- Drinks and Evening Reception 8:00 PM International Ballroom

35 Together, we can optimize miles of driving data 95B and counting risk—and your business

Hi, we’re Arity—a mobility data and analytics company founded by active telematics Allstate to make transportation smarter, safer, and more useful for 13M connections everyone. We’re leveraging more than 85 years of claims data and our network of insurance partners to help shared mobility providers years of data improve driver recruitment and retention, reduce damages and 8yrs directly from cars accidents, and facilitate relationships with commercial insurance carriers. With Arity, you can prioritize safety, accessibility, and And we’re just getting started. affordability while growing your business—allowing you to turn risk into business reward.

See what’s possible at arity.com/mobility The platform to plan transit, design streets, and manage new mobility Trains. [email protected] | remix.com Buses. Ridehail. Bikeshare. Scooters. We have it all. Together, we can optimize miles of driving data 95B and counting risk—and your business Expect more, demand less. Mobility-On-Demand solutions by Liftango. Hi, we’re Arity—a mobility data and analytics company founded by active telematics Allstate to make transportation smarter, safer, and more useful for 13M connections Come see us at: Booth #25 everyone. We’re leveraging more than 85 years of claims data and our network of insurance partners to help shared mobility providers years of data improve driver recruitment and retention, reduce damages and 8yrs directly from cars Let’s together. accidents, and facilitate relationships with commercial insurance Download our on-demand carriers. With Arity, you can prioritize safety, accessibility, and And we’re just getting started. white paper now. affordability while growing your business—allowing you to turn risk into business reward.

See what’s possible at arity.com/mobility The platform to plan transit, design streets, and manage new mobility Trains. [email protected] | remix.com Buses. Ridehail. Bikeshare. Scooters. We have it all. 38 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 10:15 AM 8:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00- 7:00- 7 Thursday, March 7th economy. inthisstrengthened persons canbenefitfromand participate role andresponsibilityofinvested toensurethatall parties increase supplychainefficiency. Further, they willdiscussthe increase productivity, openupnew markets for business, and access toawiderange ofemployment options, aswell as modal innovations canequalize andpublic-private partnerships is notdependentonowning acar. We willdiscusshow multi- change citiesandregionsintoareaswhereeconomic success while excluding others. Yet sharedmobilityhasthe potentialto Transportation createsdivides, connectingsomecommunities PanelPlenary President, Lyft Anthony Foxx, ChiefPolicy OfficerandSeniorAdvisortothe withSharedMobility Opportunities Keynote: Advancing Access to Employment and Economic Carter,Dorval President,Chicago Transit Authority Going PlaceswiththeCTA Mobility Center Sharon Feigon, Co-Founder &Executive Director, Shared-Use New SUMC Tools Welcome:Our ChangingMobilityLandscapeandReveal of Ballroom International Breakfast andExpositionHallOpen FoyerInternational Registration Opens

Moderator: Mary Wisniewski, Transportation Reporter, Chicago Tribune

Panelists • Jameson Auten: VP of Regional Service Delivery and Innovations at Kansas City Area Transportation Authority Thursday, March 7th • Dorval Carter: President of the Chicago Transit Authority • Anita Cozart: Managing Director, PolicyLink • Roger Millar: Secretary, Washington State Department of Transportation • Brad Miller: CEO, Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority

10:15- Break and Visit the Expo 10:45 AM International Ballroom

10:45- Breakout 1: How’s My Transit Agency Doing? A Renewed 12:15 PM Look at Mobility Performance Metrics Imperial

As new mobility technologies and services grow, transit agencies are starting to think outside the box about what they do, but what constitutes success? Join the Federal Transit Administration and their partners to discuss how agencies can rethink metrics to best serve the rider, the transportation system, and regional and national goals, and what it will take to measure them.

Moderator: Prashanth Gururaja, Program Director, Shared- Use Mobility Center

Panelists • Alice Grossman, Policy Analyst, Eno Center for Transportation • James McGinnis, Transit Services Manager, Regional Transportation Authority of Pima County • Murat Omay, Senior Program Manager, Federal Transit Administration

39 40 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 12:15 PM 12:15 PM 10:45- 10:45- models. multi-modal integration,as electrification, andnew business voices addressing emergingtrendssuch leading industry and new companies enterthefray. This panelfeatures isundergoingrapid changeasnewCarsharing technologies AON Auditorium and Evolving BusinessModels Breakout 3: Innovations in Carsharing: Electric Vehicles • • • • Panelists Management &Easterseals Education & Youth Transition, NationalCenterfor Mobility Moderator: Judy Shanley, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President, presentation followed by Q&A. and opportunities. Eachofthepanelistswillgive abrief what hasworked, impediments toprovision, remaininggaps oftheconversationwill beattheheart asthepanelistsdiscuss and strategies for topersonswithdisabilities providing service meet theneedsofpeoplewithdisabilities. policies Supportive on how sharedmobility, mightbest ridesourcing, inparticular operators, andanationalpolicyadvocate willpresentviews fromanon-profit,transit agency,Experts sharedmobility Gold Disabilities: Approaches StrategicandRegulatory Breakout 2: Inclusive SharedMobilityandPeople with Education andDefense Fund Carol Tyson, Government Affairs Liaison,DisabilityRights Lilly Shoup, SeniorDirectorofPolicy andPartnerships, Lyft Communities,Underserved Uber Malcom Glenn,HeadofGlobalPolicy, Accessibilityand York City Transit, New York City Transit Rachel Cohn,Director, SystemwideAccessibilityatNew Moderator: Zahra Bahrani Fard, Transportation Systems Analysis, Center for Automotive Research

Panelists • Christophe Arnaud, CEO, Blue Systems • Jeff Shields, Field Operations Lead, GM Urban Mobility and Maven • Justin Holmes, Director of Public Policy, Zipcar

10:45- Breakout 4: Whole Community Approaches to Reduce 12:15 PM Personal Vehicle Travel State

In Europe, a constellation of policy efforts and supports that span from the local to the supra-national levels help regions to reduce single-occupancy vehicle travel and catalyze shared mobility innovation. We discuss how large-scale environmental and social goals can make their way into local practice abroad and at home. This session is part of the FHWA international track.

Moderator: Dana Yanocha, Senior Research Associate, Institute for Transportation and Development Policy

Panelists • Massimo Ciuffini, Mobility Area Coordinator, Foundation for Sustainable Development, Milan, Italy • Robert Missen, Head of Transport Research, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium • Mary Morse Marti, Executive Director, Move Minneapolis

41 42 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 12:15 PM 12:15 PM 10:45- 10:45- Tour ledby: Cempel,Program Erik Manager, Amtrak Union Station. Development – another ongoingAmtrak initiative –alsoaffects Transportation Authority. how the Master Attendeeswilllearn of Department Transportation, Metra, andtheRegional Plan--a collaborative between effort Amtrak, theChicago oftheUnionStationMaster projectsaspart infrastructure the-scenes tourofrecentimprovements andproposed passengers. Participantswillgetanexclusive, behind- anddeparting roughly 120,000arriving which togethercarry Chicago’s over UnionStationserves 300trains perweekday, As thethird-busiest intheUnitedStates, railroad terminal Meet inFairmont Lobby Station (Pre-RegistrationRequired) Off-Site Tour: BehindtheScenesofChicago’s Union • • • • Panelists RegionalCouncil Mid-America Moderator: JennyEmployer O’Brien, OutreachCoordinator, the mostchallengingcontexts. of sharedmobility, andoffering in alternativestodrive-alone trips creative theseagenciesareexpanding partnerships, thebounds inmid-sizedoccurring cities, suburbs, areas. andrural Through Some ofthemostexciting developments insharedmobilityare Ambassador Areas Breakout 5: BuildingMulti-ModalMobility inLow Density Transit Development andPlanning, Tompkins ConsolidatedArea Matt Yarrow, AssistantGeneral Manager Transit Davis and Transportation Center attheUniversity ofCalifornia, Caroline Rodier, Associate DirectoroftheUrbanLandUse Authority Development Officer, GreaterDayton Regional Transit Brandon Policicchio, ChiefCustomer&Business Nelima SitatiMunene, Executive Director, ACER, Inc. 12:15 PM 12:45 PM 2:15 PM 10:45- 12:45- 12:15- 10:45- Off-Site Tour: Exploring Chicago’s Pedway System 12:15 PM Meet in Fairmont Lobby Not accessible

Discover the fascinating “city below the city” used by Chicagoans every day—the Pedway. Our one-and-a-half mile walking tour, led by Chicago Architecture Center docents, introduces the history, design, and unique surprises of the underground system. Along the way, you’ll see linkages to Chicago’s major Loop office and residential structures including connections to public transportation hubs. We’ll also visit the interiors of a few of Chicago’s famous historic and contemporary buildings.

12:15- Lunch and Visit the Expo 12:45 PM International Ballroom BOX LUNCHES AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP

12:45- Midday Plenary Panel and Discussion: Shared Mobility 2:15 PM Innovations and Future Trends Imperial Ballroom

From autonomous vehicles and ridehail-transit integrations to e-bikes and dockless scooters, today’s shared mobility developments would have been unheard of only a few years ago. So what’s next? Listen to and join an international panel of transportation leaders from public and private sectors share the latest mobility innovations and discuss the policies, partnerships and technology that can bring them to life in a pilot near you.

Moderator: Vince Valdes, Associate Administrator for Research, Demonstration and Innovation, FTA

Panelists • Tiffany Chu, COO of Remix • Yann Leriche, CEO of Transdev North America • Daniel Ramot, CEO of Via • Joshua Schank, Chief Innovation Officer, LA Metro

43 44 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 2:30- 2:30- mobility ecosystems built onrobust transit different angles to understandwhatthesechangesimplyfor practitioners, consultants, from andresearchersworking while keeping down. driving We’ll hearfrom public agency cities arebucking thetrendandgrowing theirtransit ridership designs.network Atthesametime, afew American North modes, autoownership, rising allocationsand andservice impactsfrom gentrification, TNCs andotheremerging buteasy characterization, have been positedtoinclude small, autodependentandwell supplied withtransit--defy these declines--whicharetakingplaceincitieslarge and reached itslowest pointinover adecade. The reasonsfor In 2018,public intheUnitedStates transit ridership Gold Other Modes Breakout 2: Transit Ridership Trends andImplicationsfor • • • • Panelists BikeshareAmerican Association Moderator: SamanthaHerr, Executive Director, North standardization. regulation,andgrowingpartnership, industry policymakers fromkey atthisnexus entitiesworking between limited public space? This panelgatherspractitioners and publicand sometimescontradictory goalsfor theuseof what’s goingon,andhow dowe weigh competingpriorities that goesalongwiththem). How dowe make senseof and managethisproliferation ofdemands(andthedata public andprivate approachesareemergingtounderstand sidewalks, curbs, andtravel parking, lanes--avariety ofnovel vying for apieceofthepublic ofway--including right With anever-increasing anddevices number ofservices Ballroom Imperial Way Breakout 1: Transforming Management oftheRight Rachel Zack, Policy Strategist, Remix of Pittsburgh Ricks,Karina DirectorofMobilityandInfrastructure, City Municipal TransportationAgency Danielle Harris, Innovation Strategist, SanFrancisco City TransportationOfficials Kate Fillin-Yeh, Strategy Director, NationalAssociationof 4:00 PM 2:30- Moderator: Dianne Schwager, Senior Program Officer, Cooperative Research Programs, Transportation Research Board

Panelists • Simon Berrebi, Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Institute of Technology • Kimberly Fragola, Assistant General Manager for Operations, Centre Area Transportation Authority, State College, Pennsylvania • Jonathan Hall, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto • Shana Johnson, Vice President of Service Delivery, Foursquare ITP

2:30- Breakout 3: MaaS System Design and Organization 4:00 PM AON Auditorium

Developing and designing Mobility as a Service necessitates extensive public and private collaboration. This session focuses on the broader institutional questions around bringing together a variety of public and private services and providers to implement a MaaS system, and is oriented toward forward- thinking agencies that are interested in working toward MaaS but are still wondering what needs to happen organizationally and who needs to be at the table. This panel is part of the FHWA international track.

Moderator: Meg Merritt, Principal, Nelson\Nygaard

Panelists • Josh Cohen, National Director of Policy, TransLoc • Krista Huhtala-Jenks, Head of Go-to-Market, MaaS Global/ Whim, Finland • Paavo Moilanen, Chief Technology Officer, Kyyti, Finland • Todd Plesko, Vice President of Planning and Development, Dallas Area Rapid Transit

45 46 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 2:30- 2:30- • • • • Panelists Moderator: Nick Nigro, Founder, AtlasPublic Policy transformation. thatsuggestapath towards pilot projectsandpartnerships leaders onthecutting-edgeofthistrend,implementing new equity considerations. This panel willfeature insightsfrom challenges associatedwithbusiness modelsandsocial and associatedcharginginfrastructure, but face unique tobuildoffer the market for anopportunity vehicles electric operated byRidehailing services Lyft, Uberandothers Ambassador Breakout 5: ElectrificationandEquityinRidehailing • • • Panelists IndyGo Moderator: JohnMarron,DirectorofStrategic Planning, presentation followed by Q&A. thesetogether.bring Eachofthepanelistswillgive ashort considerations alongwithhow technologycanhelpto emergency medicaltrips, evaluating thegeographic equity programs available emphasispaidtonon- withparticular can addeven morechallenges. This panelwilllookatthe providers andhumanservices the various transportation areas, olderadults)can bedaunting. Coordinatingacross disadvantaged (personswithdisabilities, thoseinrural Navigating themobilityoptionsfor thetransportation State Options for the Transportation Disadvantaged Breakout 4: Understanding andCoordinating Mobility Uber Adam Grommis, Public Policy Manager ofSustainability, Advisor, CityofSeattle Margo Dawes, New Mobility, Data,andEquityStrategic Jon Walker, SustainabilityPolicy Manager, Lyft Jonathan Levy, Vice PresidentofStrategic Initiatives, EVgo Anthony Shannon,Co-Founder, MUVE Systems Group, NationalRenewable EnergyLaboratory Tom Graduate ResearchIntern, Grushka, Transportation Program, TexasA&M TransportationInstitute ResearchScientist, Linda Cherrington Transit Mobility 4:00- Break and Visit the Expo 4:15 PM International Ballroom

4:15- Breakout 1: Shared Mobility’s Role in Addressing 5:45 PM Climate Change Imperial Ballroom

The headlines on climate change are monotonous: “Four of the last five years are the warmest on record.” Climate change is impacting our lives with more intense storms, wildfires, flooding, and extreme heat. Burning fossil fuels is a source of climate change and some say that vehicle electrification is the answer.

Yes, electric vehicles (EVs) are part of the solution, but alone are not enough. While EVs may be cleaner at the tailpipe, they still depend on electricity and many sources of electricity are based on fossil fuels. Our panelists will discuss how shared mobility can help us get to a more sustainable future.

Moderator: Kelley Coyner, CEO & Founder, Mobilitye3

Panelists • Matthew Clark, Associate, Steer • Elizabeth Irvin, Transportation Director, Center for Neighborhood Technology • Russ Stark, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Saint Paul, Minnesota

4:15- Breakout 2: Building and Funding Mobility Coalitions 5:45 PM Gold

Developing sustainable regional mobility requires strong synergy between public, private, and NGO partners. How do they develop it? How are new mobility trends shaping how we partner to secure funding, policy reforms, and new programs? In this session, we will explore the evolving role of shared mobility in the transportation coalition playbook.

Moderator: Emiko Atherton, Director, National Complete Streets Coalition

47 48 THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH 5:45 PM 5:45 PM 4:15- 4:15- Development, Urban Mobility, Bosch Moderator: Douglas Pancoast, Head ofResearchand presentation followed by Q&A. planning perspective. Eachofthepanelistswillgive abrief our currentsharedmobilitysystemfromatransportation role inshapingemergingmodesandfillingthegaps in Following is adiscussiononhow standardscould play a automobilestosharedwaterfrom pedal-electric bicycles. to fill. Hearfromsomeoftheinnovators ofthesemodes, that inventiveshared mobilityindustry new modes canhelp ofscootershasshownThe rise usthattherearegaps inthe Ambassador Breakout 4: New Horizons in OutsidetheBox Mobility • • • Panelists Moderator: Laura Fraade-Blanar, Postdoctoral Fellow, RAND to, every day. the futureofsharedmobilitywithpanelistswhoarerequired theautonomousfuture.insurers whenconsidering Lookinto stakeholders, fromindependentsharedmobilityoperators to create asafe of way. right This panelwillreflecttherange of withthembothnewbring modesandquestionsabouthow to Shared mobilityandtheincreasingautomationofvehicles State Operators Breakout 3: for RiskandUncertainty Users and • • • Panelists Ryan Gammelgard,Council,StateFarm America Maureen Brown, Senior Vice President,MunichRe Rachel Allen,GroupProductManager, Arity Mobility Network Ron Gifford, ProjectManager, Central Indiana Personal Jordan Davis, Director, Columbus Partnership Smart Manager, Innovate Memphis Suzanne Carlson, Transportation andMobilityProject 5:45 PM 4:15- Panelists • Annie Chang, Manager, Emerging Mobility, Global Ground Vehicle Standards, SAE International • Roma Kuropas, CEO, President & Founder, Innova EV • Anthony Miller, Marketing & Communications Manager, VeloMetro • Jessica Schiller, Founder and CEO, Schiller Water Bikes

4:15- Breakout 5: Next Generation Transit Fleets: Embracing 5:45 PM Electric Cuvee

Zero-emission buses (ZEBs), while still in a nascent stage of deployment, have increasingly become a centerpiece strategy for cities and transit operators pursuing cleaner energy futures. Hear from leaders in the public, private and non-profit sectors about their experience planning and implementing ZEBs around the country.

Moderator: Erik Bigelow, Director of Midwest Operations, Center for Transportation and Environment

Panelists • Bill Fay, Director of National Sales, GILLIG • Kent Leacock, Senior Director of Government Relations, Proterra • Keith Moody, General Manager, CATbus • Leah O’Dwyer, Head of eBus Solutions, Chargepoint

SPECIAL EVENT 5:45- Closing Ceremony 6:15 PM International Ballroom

Join us for our concluding remarks, a toast to shared mobility for all, and learn the “One to Watch” winner of the Startup Spotlight.

49 50 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS LEED standards forneighborhooddevelopments. U.S. GreenBuilding Council’s LEED-ND Committee,whichcreated Research Board’s SharedVehicle Committeeandasamemberofthe Association andhasserved asCo-Chairofthe Transportation Program. Prior to this, Sharon was a founder of the national Carsharing for keyreportsandcoordinated CNT’s Transit-Oriented Development than adecade,whereshe the PrincipalInvestigatorandLead Author & DevelopmentattheCenter forNeighborhood Technology formore Prior totakingthehelmat IGO, SharonwastheDirectorofResearch renewable chargingandmobilityhubstotheregion. developed solarcanopiesandchargingstationsthat helped introduce America, ledIGO’s expansionintounderservedcommunities, andalso to createtheonlycombinedcar-share/transitfarecard inNorth neighborhoods. SharonworkedwiththeChicago Transit Authority a successfuloperatingcompanywith15,000members in45 Sharon’s leadership,IGOgrewfromasmallpilotprojectinto organization thatstartedcarsharingintheChicagoregion. Under Sharon waspreviouslytheCEOofIGOCarsharing, nonprofit undertaking MobilityonDemandprojects. in partnershipwiththeFederal Transit Administration toassistcities awarded acontracttodeveloptheInnovationKnowledge Accelerator to helpextendthebenefitsofsharedmobilityforall.SUMCwasalso providing adviceandtechnicalassistancetocitiesregionsinorder mobility, developingpilotprojectstotestsharedmobilitystrategies,and includes conductinginnovativeresearcharoundtheimpactsofshared nation. As executivedirector, SharonleadsSUMC’s work,which industry withtransitagencies,citiesandcommunitiesacrossthe foster collaborationinsharedmobilityandhelpconnectthegrowing Mobility Center, anon-profitpublic-interestorganizationworkingto Sharon isafounderandtheexecutivedirectorofShared-Use Shared-Use MobilityCenter Founder andExecutiveDirector Sharon Feigon Anthony Foxx Chief Policy Officer and Senior Advisor to the President and CEO Lyft In his role, Anthony works alongside Lyft’s co-founders and executive team -- at the intersection of transportation policy, technology, and public-private partnerships -- to expand affordable mobility options and improve people’s lives with the world’s best transportation. From 2013-2017, Anthony served as the 17th United States Secretary of Transportation, leading an agency with more than 55,000 employees and a $70 billion budget, whose primary goal was to ensure that America maintains the safest, most efficient transportation system in the world. Among many accomplishments during his tenure, the DOT established a first-ever policy framework for the safe integration of self-driving vehicles, and leveraged $350 million in public and private funding to demonstrate how smart technology can change cities and local communities. Anthony was also the mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina from 2009- 2013. During this time, he made transportation investments the centerpiece of Charlotte’s job creation and economic recovery efforts. These investments included extending the LYNX light rail system, the largest capital project ever undertaken by the city. He also expanded Charlotte-Douglas International Airport (the sixth busiest in the world), worked with North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue to accelerate the I-485 outer belt loop, and started the Charlotte Streetcar project.

51 52 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS served asExecutiveDirectoroftheCongressfor New Urbanism. development, particularlyaroundtransitstations.She alsopreviously and policywiththegoalofcreatingmoresustainable andequitable national leaderforthereformoflanduseandtransportation planning President andCEOofReconnecting America, whereshebecamea Housing andUrbanDevelopment.BeforejoiningHUD, sheservedas Office ofSustainableHousingandCommunitiesat the Departmentof Prior tojoiningNRDC,Shelleywasasenioradviseranddirectorofthe reform, LEED-ND,andthecreationofSmartGrowth America. partner inmultipleNRDCinitiativesincludingtransportationpolicy to resourcessothatallcanthrive.Inaddition,Shelleyisalongtime build agencies,andsecuremoreequitablesustainableaccess science, thelaw, finance,andpublicengagement tochangesystems, Resources DefenseCouncil,aleadingnonprofitgroupthatusespolicy Communities, oneofthefourcornerstoneprogramsatNatural Shelley PotichaisthemanagingdirectorofHealthyPeople& Thriving Natural ResourcesDefenseCouncil Healthy People& Thriving CommunitiesProgram Managing Director Shelley Poticha , Concept vehicle shown. ©2019 Toyota Motor Corporation. All rights reserved.

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Find out more: munichreus.ly/sharedmobility 54 PLENARY SPEAKERS AND MODERATORS Plenaries Massachusetts Departmentof Transportation CEO, Stephanie Pollack Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority CEO, Brad Miller Washington State Departmentof Transportation Secretary, Millar Roger Transdev North America CEO, Yann Leriche Vancouver, BC City Manager, Sadhu Johnston PolicyLink Director, Anita Cozart Ford SmartMobility Director, CitySolutions, Jon Coleman Metro, Austin Capital President andCEO, Randy Clarke Remix COO, Tiffany Chu Chicago Transit Authority President, Dorval Carter Kansas City Area Transportation Authority VP, RegionalServiceDeliveryandInnovations, Jameson Auten Daniel Ramot CEO, Via

Ryan Rzepecki CEO, JUMP

Joshua Schank Chief Innovation Officer, LA Metro

Jake Sion COO, Transit App

Karen Tamley Commissioner, Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities, Chicago

Gary Thomas President/Executive Director, Dallas Area Rapid Transit

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Laura Bliss City Lab

Mary Wisniewski Chicago Tribune

Mariia Zimmerman MZ Strategies

Vince Valdes Associate Administrator for Research, Demonstration and Innovation, FTA

55 56 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shared-Use Mobility Center Executive Director, Sharon Feigon Center For Neighborhood Technology Founder andChief Strategy &Innovation Officer, Scott Bernstein Eno Centerfor Transportation President andCEO, Puentes Robert MZ Strategies, LLC andFounder,Principal Mariia Zimmerman Shared-Use MobilityCenter oftheBoardDirectors, Chairman Clayton Lane PolicyLink Managing Director, Anita Cozart Board ofDirectors Shared-Use MobilityCenter for thisevent. supporting Promotional Partners, andMediaPartners Members, Program CommitteeMembers, Sponsors, Exhibitors, HostCommittee like tothankthe2019NationalSummit mobility for all. Inaddition, SUMCwould mission toexpand the benefitsofshared for ofSUMC’s theirongoingsupport directors, funders andtradeallies SUMC wishestothankitsboard of

2019 Program Committee

Holly Arnold, Deputy Administrator Meredith Klekotka, AICP, Shared and Chief Planning, Programming, Mobility Program Manager, Metro and Engineering Officer, Maryland Transit (MN) Transit Administration John Levin, Director of Strategic Adam Ballard, Advocacy Manager, Initiatives, Metro Transit (MN) Access Living Diogo Lousa, Director of Annie Chang, Manager, Emerging Technology – Paratransit, Mobility, Global Ground Vehicle Massachusetts Bay Transportation Standards, SAE International Authority

Ann Cheng, GreenTRIP Program John Marron, AICP, Director Director, TransForm of Strategic Planning IndyGo - Indianapolis Public Transportation Giovanni Circella, Ph.D., Honda Corporation Distinguished Scholar for New Mobility Studies, and Director, Tyler Means, AICP, Senior Project Shared-Use Mobility Center 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Manager, TransLoc, Ford Smart Board of Directors Program, Institute of Transportation Mobility Studies, UC Davis Charles Melton, Public Policy Matthew Daus, Esq., Manager, Turo Transportation Technology Chair City University of New York Andy Pillsbury, VP, Business (The City College of New York’s Development, SherpaShare, Inc. Transportation Research Center) Joshua Schank, Chief Innovation Derek Fretheim, Officer, LA Metro Director, Business Development, Moovel North America Debs Schrimmer, Senior Transportation Policy Manager, Lyft Andrei Greenwalt, VP, Public Policy, Via Judy L. Shanley, Ph.D., Assistant VP, Education & Youth Sheryl Gross-Glaser, Senior Transition, Easterseals & Co- Program Associate, Community Director, National Center for Transportation Association of Mobility Management America Shin-pei Tsay, Executive Director, Katie Hatt, Consultant Gehl Institute Suzanne Hoadley, Member Carol Tyson, Government Affairs Services Coordinator, Polis Liaison, Disability Rights Education Network and Defense Fund

Matthew Kaufman, Planning Marla Westervelt, Senior Manager, Director, UrbanTrans North Urban Partnership Solutions, Bird America

57 58 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christian Bader Christian Bader 2019 HostCommittee Chicago Department of Chicago Department Transportation Assistant Commissioner, Sean Weidel Chicago MetropolitanAgencyfor Planning PolicyPrincipal Analyst, Elizabeth Schuh University ofIllinoisatChicagoUrban Transportation Center Director, P.S. Siraj Uber Public Policy Manager, Johnson Robert Regional TransportationAuthority Director, Planning&Market Development, Jessica Hector-Hsu Center for Neighborhood Technology Vice President,Government Affairs, Jacky Grimshaw Zipcar Regional Community Marketing Manager, Brian Foster Lyft Public Policy Manager, Jonathan Buckner Programs,External Chicago Transit Authority Project Manager,

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