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@RegionalPlan #RPAassembly That Can’t Wait assembly.rpa.org RPA Board of Directors Chairman Rohit Aggarwala* Trent Lethco* Scott Rechler* David Armour* Mark Marcucci Andrew Mathias President & CEO Charles Avolio Douglas McCoach Thomas K. Wright* Giacomo Barbieri Stephen R. Beckwith Jan Nicholson Eugenie Birch Richard L. Oram Chair, Advancement Committee Robert Blumenthal Kevin J. Pearson Marcia Bateson* Mark Blumkin Seth Pinsky* Clint Plummer Co-Chair, New York Committee Anthony Borelli Jason Post Robert L. Billingsley* Jo Ivey Boufford James J. Brinkerhoff Thomas Prendergast Co-Chair, Connecticut Committee Tonio Burgos Milton Puryear Michael J. Cacace Vishaan Chakrabarti, AIA Hon. Richard Ravitch Gregg Rechler Co-Chair, Connecticut Committee Kevin Chavers Michael J. Regan Michael J. Critelli Jun Choi* Frank Cohen Denise M. Richardson* Vice Chair Hon. Anthony R. Coscia Todd Richman Douglas Durst Steve Denning Gary D. Rose Elliot G. Sander Co-Chair, New Jersey Committee Thomas Patrick Dore, Jr. John Santora Hon. James J. Florio Eva Lauren Durst Winston Fisher Samuel Schwartz Counsel James F. Fitzgerald Peggy Shepard David Huntington* Doreen Frasca Tokumbo Shobowale H. Claude Shostal Co-Chair, New Jersey Committee Timur F. Galen* Ryan Simonetti Paul Josephson* Jonathan Goldstick Maxine Griffith Monica Slater Stokes Treasurer & Co-Chair, Long Island Committee Christopher Hahn Susan L. Solomon Matthew S. Kissner* Rachel Haot Robert K. Steel* Robert Stromsted Co-Chair, Communications Committee Richard Haray Michael J. Sweeney Marc Ricks* Suzanne Heidelberger Peter W. Herman Kent Swig Co-Chair, Communications Committee Dylan Hixon Sharon C. Taylor Janette Sadik-Khan Kerry Hughes Richard T. Thigpen Darryl Towns Co-Chair, New York Committee Kenneth T. Jackson Jane Veron Lynne B. Sagalyn Sabrina Kanner Anaita Kasad Kevin Willens Chair, Nominating & Governance Committee Gregory A. Kelly Robert D. Yaro Marilyn J. Taylor * Thomas Klin Directors Emeriti Hope Knight* Edward J. Blakely Mitchell A. Korbey Barbara J. Fife Ben Korman Marc Joseph Secretary of the Corporation Judith Lagano* Charles J. Maikish Juliette Michaelson Christopher LaTuso Luther Tai Jill Lerner* * Member of Executive Committee 2 Welcome Welcome to Regional Plan Association’s 28th annual These recommendations include fixing the subways Assembly! This year we are privileged to be joined and reducing congestion on clogged city streets; by three very special guests: Hillary Rodham Clinton, creating more housing to address our affordability the former U.S. Senator from New York, U.S. Secretary crisis; expanding carbon markets to fight climate of State, and the first woman to be the presidential change and fund investments; integrating and expanding nominee of a major political party; Phil Murphy, the the commuter rail network, starting with the Gateway Governor of New Jersey; and Anthony Coscia, Chairman project; and forming a regional coastal commission to of Amtrak and former Chair of the Port Authority of New help adapt to sea-level rise. Today’s conversations will York and New Jersey, who will receive this year’s John move these big ideas into legislation and jump start Zuccotti Award. on-the-ground projects needed for the continued success of our region. These visionary leaders, each in their own way, inspire us with their ability to transform big ideas into action. Former Since RPA’s founding in 1922, a key to the success of the Secretary Clinton has one of the nation’s most distin- organization – and this great metropolitan region – has guished track records of getting things done on the state, been the active participation of leaders from business, national and international stages. Governor Murphy, philanthropic and civic institutions. These leaders help after serving in leadership roles in the public and private shape our plans and work with public officials to carry sector, is taking the reins in New Jersey to create a more these bold ideas forward. We are especially proud of the fair and just state for all of its residents. Chairman Coscia outreach and collaboration that went into creating our has made his mark on the region through his leadership Fourth Regional Plan, which included more voices from a of massive infrastructure projects, including the construc- wider range of communities and perspectives than any in tion of the Gateway project, a critically needed new our 96-year history. rail tunnel that will link New York and points south and west. The Gateway project is essential to protecting and In an increasingly complex world, your participation growing the regional and national economy. is more important than ever. On behalf of the staff and board of directors of Regional Plan Association, thank These leaders set the tone for this year’s you all for joining us today to do your part in building a Assembly, which is all about turning ideas into healthier, fairer, more sustainable and prosperous region. action. Last fall, we released our Fourth Regional Plan, a comprehensive, long-range plan for the tri-state metro- politan area. By design it extends beyond quarterly returns and four-year election cycles to promote projects and policies that will benefit our region over the long- term. With this year’s Assembly we move forward with Big Ideas That Can’t Wait, recommendations from the plan that are prime for action – today. Scott Rechler Chairman Thomas K. Wright President & CEO 3 Sponsors Platinum Gold Steve Denning Speakers & Sponsor’s Reception 4 Silver American Airlines Fisher Brothers PSEG LI Amy Klette Newman Foundation Goldman Sachs Sidewalk Labs Arcadis Greater Jamaica Development Siemens ARUP Corporation Robert Steel Elizabeth Belfer HDR STV Bloomberg Philanthropies Herrick Feinstein Suffolk Construction Brookfield Properties HNTB Taconic Investment Partners Capalino + Company Interpublic Group TH Real Estate Citi Jacobs Engineering Group Uber Technologies Con Edison Lotus Equity Group United Airlines Convene M&T Bank Vantage Airport Group Deepwater Wind Jan Nicholson Vornado Deloitte NRG Energy Wells Fargo Deutsche Bank PNC Bank WSP PSE&G Bronze Partner Amtrak AKRF Omnispective Barclays Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Anonymous Marcia Bateson Perkins Eastman Robert Billingsley Stephen R. Beckwith Perkins+Will Eugenie Birch Jun Choi Practice for Architecture and Urbanism Columbia University Michael Critelli Rechler Realty Duane Morris Robert AM Stern Architects Davis Polk & Wardwell / Frasca & Associates Gary D. Rose Thomas Patrick Dore, Jr. Hatch Sam Schwartz Engineering Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson Dylan Hixon Marilyn J. Taylor Howard Hughes Corporation HR&A Advisors Terra Holdings / Kent M. Swig Hugo Neu Corporation Jane Veron Joelson Foundation David and Susanna Huntington VHB Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates LaGuardia Gateway Partners Wiley Skanska Langan Williams Companies National Grid WXY Studio Northwood Investors Verizon Friend 42nd Street Development Corporation Steve DeNardo / RiverOak Investment Jack Orchelli Arthur J. Gallagher & Company FXCollaborative Architects Public Works Partners Ashforth Properties Gensler RentLogic BerlinRosen Global Strategy Group Robinson+Cole Quentin Brathwaite Joshua H. Landes Rockefeller Group Jay Brinkeroff New Jersey Performing Arts Center Stantec Covanta NJ Transit TD Bank Council of Urban Professionals NorthStar Strategies Todd Richman Emmett Daly NY Waterway Urban Engineers 5 Grand Hyatt 109 E 42nd Street, New York, NY 4th Floor Ballroom Level Women’s To 3rd Floor Room Registration Coat Check Elevators Foyer Breakfast, Exhibits & Closing Reception To 3rd Floor Men’s Ballroom Room LuncheonMorning Program and Stage 3rd Floor Women’s Conference Level To 2nd FloorTo 4th Floor Room Salon I Grow the Middle Class in a Technology-Charged Economy Elevators Integrate and Expand the Commuter Rail Network Men’s Room To 4th Floor Carnegie Create More Homes With the Buildings We Have Invest in the Region’s Flagship Places Broadway Julliard Improve Transit Options in the Expand the Region’s Suburbs and Outer Boroughs Carbon Market Give Communities the Tools Institute and Fund a to Plan Their Future Regional Coastal Commission 6 Agenda April 27, 2018 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM Breakfast & Registration Lunch In the foyer 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM 9:00 AM – 10:45 AM Luncheon Program Morning Program In the ballroom In the ballroom President’s Address Welcome Tom Wright,* President & CEO, Regional Plan Association Tom Wright,* President & CEO, Regional Plan Association, @tkwrpa Chairman’s Address Scott Rechler,* Chairman & CEO, RXR Realty; Chairman, Scott Rechler,* Chairman & CEO, RXR Realty; Chairman, Regional Plan Association, @ScottRechler Regional Plan Association Morning Plenary Remarks The Zuccotti Award Andy Byford, President, New York City Transit Authority, Presented by @NYCTSubway Howard Milstein, Chairman, President & CEO, New York Private Bank & Trust Featured Morning Speaker Presented to The Honorable Phil Murphy Anthony Coscia,* Chairman, Amtrak Governor of New Jersey, @GovMurphy Keynote Introduction James Florio,* Senior Partner, Florio, Perrucci, The Honorable Hillary Clinton Steinhardt & Fader; former Governor, New Jersey Former United States Secretary of State, @HillaryClinton 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM 2:30 PM – 3:45 PM Morning Sessions Afternoon Sessions Grow the Middle Class in a Technology- Integrate and Expand the Commuter Charged Economy (Salon I) Rail Network (Salon I) Create More Homes With the Buildings Invest in the Region’s Flagship Places (Carnegie) We Have (Carnegie) Give Communities
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