CHICAGO, MARCH 5-7, 2019 1 Shared mobility companies and technologies are evolving rapidly. What’s on the horizon? Find out during this year’s Startup Spotlight Event. Now in its second year, the Startup Spotlight is back with a new group of promising young companies. The selected finalists will present and pitch their ideas round-robin style in front of a panel of judges and conference attendees. This fast-paced and fun competition gives innovative companies the opportunity to share their ideas with the shared mobility community. Join us for the following Startup Spotlight features throughout the conference: Pitch Event, Tuesday, March 5, 4:00-6:00 PM AON Auditorium Start-Up Display & Table International Foyer Voting for the “One to Watch” Summit Award throughout the conference Presentation of the “One to Watch” Award during the closing ceremony on Thursday, March 7, 5:45-6:15 PM Follow the Summit on: Twitter: @SharedUseCntr LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/ shared-use-mobility-center Facebook: @sharedusecenter Use hashtag #SUMC19 Startup Spotlight Startup The 2019 Startup Spotlight finalists include: Koloni, Velocia, CLEVER Mobility Inc, Vostok, SomEV, Mobility 4 All GBC, Technologies Proxybus Inc, Bellhop Technologies Inc, TIKD and Ride-On Projects. AF-TARJETAS-STEVE-PYER.pdf 23 18/01/2019 10:20 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Welcome Letter 2 Conference Floor Plan 4 Agenda 8 Program Guide 18 Keynote Speaker Bios 50 Acknowledgements 56 Contents Booth 301 Dear Attendee, Welcome to the fifth annual National Shared Mobility Summit in Chicago! We are excited to see all of our friends and colleagues from across the country and the many international attendees joining us. We look forward to getting to know the many new participants in the rapidly advancing field of shared mobility. This year’s Summit highlights two crucial issues facing communities: climate change and ensuring equal access to jobs and economic opportunities. We bring together a diverse set of leaders and innovators across sectors and industries—public, private, and NGO alike—to discuss the big issues facing cities and regions, and how we can respond by implementing and managing new mobility technologies. From the deployment of electric and shared autonomous WELCOME LETTER vehicles, innovations in bikesharing, carsharing, scooters, ride- hailing, on-demand transit and new efforts to integrate these modes with public transit, you’ll have the chance to dive into myriad mobility transformations that we must coordinate, regulate, and accelerate to create mobility for all. Whether it’s in a plenary, breakout session, or implementers workshop, we encourage you to take full advantage of the diversity of participants around you in asking questions, sharing your experiences and engaging in thoughtful dialogue. Your next partner for an upcoming pilot maybe sitting next to you! Over the next couple of days, we hope the Summit will inspire and equip you to increase sound mobility choices for your community. Thank you for your commitment, leadership, and ongoing work to make our cities and regions more equitable and sustainable for all. 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