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The Startup Spotlight is an exci ng new Summit feature designed to support and encourage innova on in shared mobility technologies and business models, and to connect these new companies with the broader industry.

We are very excited to present this year’s group of promising young companies, and encourage you to a end the events, learn more and consider the opportuni es to support the future of shared mobility.

Join us for the following Startup Spotlight features throughout the conference:

• Pitch event Monday, March 12, 3:00 PM-4:30 PM • Start-Up Zone in Pacifi c & Atlan c Foyer • Vo ng for the “Ones to Watch” Summit Award

The Startup Spotlight fi nalists include: Axle Travel (US), Gridwise (US), HiHo Mobile (US), Je y (Mexico), Migo Inc. (US), MUVE (US), Mystro (US), RubyRide (US), SHARE (US), and SHOTL (Spain)

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Dear A endee,

Welcome to the fourth annual Na onal Shared Mobility Summit in Chicago! We are excited to see all of our friends and colleagues from across the country and to get to know the many new par cipants in this growing fi eld of shared mobility. Over the past four years, the Summit has become the most comprehensive shared mobility conference in the na on, bringing together a diverse set of leaders and innovators to share and learn from each other.

This year’s Summit highlights key mobility transforma ons taking place across the globe, such as the deployment of electric and shared autonomous vehicles, innova ons in bikesharing, carsharing, ride-hailing, on-demand transit and new eff orts to integrate these modes with public transit. Whether it’s in a plenary, breakout session, or implementers workshop, you’ll have the chance to dive into the big issues faced by ci es and regions in implemen ng and managing new mobility technologies. We have designed the Summit to include as many of the challenging issues as possible. We urge you to ask ques ons, share your experiences and engage in though ul dialogue with other conference a endees.

The Summit is just one way that we work to advance transforma ve mobility. The Shared-Use Mobility Center has just completed two new groundbreaking studies—one on how ride-hailing is being used in ci es across the US and another on the evolving role and forms of private transit—both conducted for the Transit Coopera ve Research Program of the Transporta on Research Board with support from the American Public Transporta on Associa on (APTA). We have con nued to work closely with many diff erent ci es and transit agencies this year to implement new shared mobility pilot projects and Mobility Ac on Plans. Check out our new

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Twin Ci es Mobility Ac on Plan and a end the workshop on crea ng an Ac on Plan for your community. We look forward to sharing key fi ndings from our work managing the Federal Transit Administra on’s (FTA) Innova on and Knowledge Accelerator. Through the Accelerator, we provide resources and technical assistance to the FTA sponsored Mobility on Demand (MOD) Sandbox projects. And, if your region has an idea for a new shared mobility pilot, don’t miss our discussion of the new MOD On-Ramp Program. There is s ll about a week le to apply for the On-Ramp Program, and get support crea ng a business plan for a new shared mobility pilot. Stay in touch with us throughout the year for educa onal webinars and workshops and visit our table at the Summit. Over the next couple of days, we hope the Summit will inspire you and help equip you to increase sound mobility choices for your community. Thank you for your commitment, leadership and ongoing work to make our ci es more equitable and sustainable for all. Best wishes,

Sharon FeigonExecu ve DirectorShared-Use Mobility Center

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Session DescriptionsPanel Breakout SessionsThese 90-minute discussion-based sessions off er in-depth explora ons of emerging trends in shared mobility, public-private partnerships, and collabora ons across the public, nonprofi t, and private sectors. Sessions in this track include panels of speakers with a moderator, and include discussion me.

Implementers WorkshopsThese 90-minute workshops have facilitators and focus primarily on interac ve discussion or topical breakouts. Each facilitator will give a short introduc on, and the a endees will be organized in rounds for breakout discussions throughout the session.

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12:00 PM Registra on OpensPacifi c Foyer

1:00-3:00 PM Off site Tour: A Look Inside Divvy Headquarters (Pre-Registra on Required)Meet in Pacifi c Foyer

1:00-5:15 PM Workshop 1: Mobility on Demand Sandbox Innova on and Knowledge Accelerator Workshop (Invita on Only, RSVP Required)Caribbean/Caspian (1:00-2:45 PM) & Red and Black Sea (2:45-5:15 PM)

1:00-3:00 PM Workshop 2: Planning for the Transi on to Shared Autonomous Vehicles (RSVP Required)Bal c/Bering

3:00-4:30 PM Off site Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union Sta on (Pre-Registra on Required)Meet in Pacifi c Foyer

3:30-5:00 PM Startup Spotlight: Pitch Session for Emerging Transporta on Companies Bal c/Bering

5:30-7:30 PM Welcome Recep onPacifi c Foyer

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7:00 AM Registra on OpensAtlan c Foyer

8:00-9:30 AM Breakfast: Meet the Mobility on Demand Sandbox GranteesAtlan c Ballroom C

9:45-11:15 AM Off site Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union Sta on (Pre-Registra on Required) Meet in Atlan c Foyer

9:45-11:45 AM

9:45-11:15 AM

9:45-11:15 AM

Workshop 1: Mobility on Demand Sandbox Innova on and Knowledge Accelerator Workshop (Invita on Only)Pacifi c 1&2

Workshop 2: Insurance and Pricing Models for Shared Mobility and Autonomous VehiclesCaribbean/Caspian

Workshop 3: Improving Urban Bikeshare for AllBal c/Bering

11:15-12:00 PM Opening of Shared Mobility ExpoAtlan c E

Join us for the grand opening of the shared mobility expo. The expo will be open un l 2:30 PM on Wednesday, so make sure to stop before it closes!

11:45-12:00 PM Lunch BeginsBox lunches available for pick-up in Atlan c E

12:00-12:30 PM Welcome to the SummitAtlan c Ballroom C&D

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1:30-3:00 PM

Plenary Session: Envisioning the Future of Mobility in Ci esAtlan c C&D

Plenary Session: Where Innova on Meets Implementa onAtlan c C&D

3:00-3:30 PM Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c E

3:30-5:00 PM Breakout 1: Public Sector Experiments with MicrotransitAdria c/Aegean

Breakout 2: Using New Mobility Data to Improve Urban Transporta onCaribbean/Caspian

Breakout 3: The Evolu on of Carsharing: What’s Next?Bal c/Bering

Breakout 4: Improving Accessibility of Shared Mobility ServicesPacifi c 1

Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Grassroots Shared Mobility Strategies for Rural and Low-Density EnvironmentsPacifi c 2

Breakout 6: Implementers Workshop: Si ng, Implemen ng, and Measuring the Impact of Mobility HubsPacifi c 3

5:00-7:00 PM Evening Recep onAtlan c Foyer & Atlan c E

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7:00-8:30 AM Breakfast and ExpoAtlan c E

7:30-8:30 AM Regional Mee ngs Atlan c C&D

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Plenary Session: The (Shared) Road Ahead: An Electrifi ed, Connected, Autonomous, and Accessible FutureAtlan c C&D

Plenary Session: A Dialogue on Strengthening Sustainability and Equity in Federal and State PolicyAtlan c C&D

10:30-11:00 AM Break and Visit the Expo

11:00-12:30 PM Breakout 1: Ride-hailing in Major Ci es: How Do We Really Make This Work?Pacifi c 1&2

Breakout 2: How New Bikesharing and Scooter-Sharing Technologies are Transforming StreetsAdria c/Aegean

Breakout 3: Improving Mobility in Disinvested Communi esCaribbean/Caspian

Breakout 4: An Evolving Landscape: Trends in Electrifi ca on and Shared MobilityBal c/Bering

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Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Developing and Implemen ng Shared Mobility Ac on PlansPacifi c 3

12:30-1:00 PM Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c E

1:00-2:00 PM Lunch Plenary Session: The Emerging Roles of Automo ve and Technology Companies in Shared Mobility: What Does this Mean for the Future?Box lunches will be provided in Atlan c E

2:00-2:15 PM Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c E

2:15-3:45 PM Breakout 1: Managing Confl icts over Street Space to Priori ze PeoplePacifi c 1&2

Breakout 2: Bridging the Gap Between Ci es and Suburbs through Shared MobilityAdria c/Aegean

Breakout 3: The Roadmap to Mobility as a ServiceCaribbean/Caspian

Breakout 4: Crea ng Metrics and Frameworks for Measuring Success of Shared Mobility ProgramsBal c/Bering

Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Aging in Place with Shared MobilityPacifi c 3

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3:45-4:00 PM Coff ee BreakPacifi c Foyer & Atlan c Foyer

4:00-5:30 PM Breakout 1: Improving Coopera on between Transit and Shared MobilityPacifi c 1&2

Breakout 2: The Car-Free City: Emissions Reduc on Strategies to Combat Climate ChangeAdria c/Aegean

Breakout 3: Sharing the Commute: Partnerships for Transporta on Demand ManagementCaribbean/Caspian

Breakout 4: New Models for Public & Private Investments in Shared MobilityBal c/Bering

5:30-6:00 PM A Toast and Closing of the SummitAtlan c C&D

5:00-8:00 PM Partner Event: Jobs in the Autonomous Vehicle Ecosystem Hosted by the Illinois Autonomous Vehicle Associa on (ILAVA)Loca on: 1415 North Cherry Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642 (UI LABS)

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Tour: A Look Inside Divvy Headquarters (Pre-Registra on Required)Meet in Pacifi c Foyer

Led by the Chicago Department of Transporta on and Mo vate, this two-hour tour will take par cipants to the headquarters of Chicago’s celebrated Divvy public bikeshare system. With over 37,000 members, and approximately 600 sta ons with 6,000 bikes, Divvy is a global bikesharing leader. Join us as we meet the people behind this remarkable mobility provider.

Par cipants should plan to meet at the “Tour Departure” sign at the registra on desk at 12:45. Pre-registra on is required.

1:00-5:15 PM

Workshop 1: Mobility on Demand Sandbox Innova on and Knowledge Accelerator Workshop (Invita on Only, RSVP Required) Caribbean/Caspian (1:00-2:45 PM) & Red and Black Sea (2:45-5:15 PM)

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Workshop 2 : Planning for the Transi on to Shared Autonomous Vehicles (RSVP Required)Bal c/Bering

Designing for the future of automated mobility is going to become increasingly important, along with planning to prepare our governments and ci zens for this revolu on. Rather than focusing on the supply of new technologies, in this workshop, we will work through several live scenarios on Chicago’s streets to understand the demand for automated travel rela ve to the full spectrum of mobility choices, street life, and land-use ac vi es that our neighbors and cons tuents will need, seek, or demand in the near future. The workshop will leave par cipants with clear reasoning for mo va ng urgently needed autonomy prepara ons in their communi es, along with tools to prepare policy-makers and begin community conversa ons.

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Workshop co-sponsored by Stantec and materials generously provided by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning.

Workshop Moderator: Jason Schrieber, Senior Principal, Stantec Urban Places

Workshop Facilitators:• Vincent Valdes, Associate Administrator for Research,

Demonstra on and Innova on, Federal Transit Administra on

• Annie Chang, Project Manager, Technical Programs, Global Ground Vehicle Standards, SAE Interna onal

• Ryan Mar nson, ME, PE, Associate, Sustainable Transporta on Specialist, Stantec

• Victoria Fast, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Calgary

• Jerry Quandt, Ac ng Execu ve Director, Illinois Autonomous Vehicle Associa on (ILAVA)

3:00-4:30 PM

Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union Sta on (Pre-Registra on Required)Meet in Pacifi c Foyer

As the third-busiest railroad terminal in the United States, Chicago’s Union Sta on serves over 300 trains per weekday, which together carry roughly 120,000 arriving and depar ng passengers. Par cipants will get an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour and presenta on on the Union Sta on Master Plan—a collabora ve eff ort between the Chicago Department of Transporta on, Amtrak, and Metra—as well as on physical infrastructure in the sta on.

This tour will be led by Derrick James, Amtrak’s Director of Government Aff airs. A endees should meet at the “Tour Departure” sign at the registra on desk at 2:45 PM. Pre-registra on is required.

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Startup Spotlight: Pitch Session of Emerging Transporta on Companies Bal c/Bering

Our inaugural Startup Spotlight will highlight some of the most innova ve and promising young companies and off er a chance for startups, experts, agencies, and funders to synergis cally interact. The Pitch Session will entail a round robin of brief pitches.

Finalists include: Axle Travel, Gridwise, HiHo Mobile, Je y, Migo Inc., MUVE, Mystro, RubyRide, SHARE, and SHOTL

Emcee: Kevin McLaughlin, VP Strategic Partnerships, Free2Move

Judges:• Ka e Olson, Director of Opera ons & Services at City Tech

Collabora ve, UILabs • Gabe Klein, Co-Founder at CityFI and Special Venture Partner

at Fon nalis Partners, LLC• Jason Dietrich, Principal, A3Ventures

Sponsored by Free2Move

5:30-7:30 PM

Welcome Recep on Pacifi c Foyer

Meet and mingle with a endees for drinks and appe zers during the fi rst evening recep on of the Summit. Check out the posters of selected companies par cipa ng in the 2018 Startup Spotlight. Make sure to cast a vote for your favorite startup!

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7:00 AM Registra on OpensAtlan c Foyer

8:00-9:30 AM

Breakfast: Meet the Mobility on Demand Sandbox GranteesAtlan c C Ballroom

Learn from the grantees of the Federal Transit Administra on’s Mobility on Demand Sandbox Program as they describe the mo va ons and experiences around working with a diverse set of partners to implement their innova ve MOD projects, including fi rst/last-mile service pilots, mul modal trip-planning and payment apps, and tech-mediated ways to change transporta on behavior. The nearly dozen grantees are a diverse group of large, medium, and small transit agencies hailing from urban, suburban, and rural areas.

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9:45-11:15 PM

Tour: Behind the Scenes of Chicago’s Union Sta on (Pre-Registra on Required)Meet in Atlan c Foyer

As the third-busiest railroad terminal in the United States, Chicago’s Union Sta on serves over 300 trains per weekday, which together carry roughly 120,000 arriving and depar ng passengers. Par cipants will get an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour and presenta on on the Union Sta on Master Plan—a collabora ve eff ort between the Chicago Department of Transporta on, Amtrak, and Metra—as well as on physical infrastructure in the sta on.

This tour will be led by Derrick James, Amtrak’s Director of Government Aff airs. A endees should meet at the “Tour Departure” sign at the registra on desk at 9:30 am. Pre-registra on is required.

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Workshop 1: Mobility on Demand Sandbox Innova on and Knowledge Accelerator Workshop (Invita on Only, RSVP Required) Pacifi c 1&2

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Workshop 2: Insurance and Pricing Models for Shared Mobility and Autonomous VehiclesCaribbean/Caspian

Shared mobility and automa on challenge the insurance models that have existed since the arrival of the fi rst automobile. This workshop will center on a shi ing paradigm that insurers and policy-makers are grappling with: how to move from a vehicle-based insurance model to a trip and passenger-based model. This panel features the leading insurers working on the cu ng edge, and will give a endees a glimpse into how state and federal policy-makers are responding to these changes.

Moderated panel followed by breakout discussionModerator: Allen Greenberg, Senior Policy Analyst, US DOT/FHWAPanelists• Maureen Brown, Underwri ng and Opera ons Lead, Munich

Reinsurance America, Inc.• Erik Dempsey, Director of Product Development and

Innova on, Assurant• Thomas Troy, Execu ve Vice President, Allstate Commercial

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Workshop 3: Improving Urban Bikeshare for AllBal c/Bering

Bikesharing has taken off in popularity over the past few years, with docked systems spreading across the country, as well as dockless, e-bikes, and other varia ons.

Join discussants and facilitators represen ng city departments of transporta on, dock-based providers, as well as dockless systems opera ng in the US for a roundtable discussion of new approaches to improve bikesharing. The workshop will focus especially on se ng goals and policies for bikeshare that are eff ec ve for all stakeholders.

Facilitators: • John Frost, Execu ve Director of Bikeshare, NYC Department

of Transporta on• Kim Lucas, Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Specialist, District

Department of Transporta on/Capital Bikeshare• Sean Wiedel, Assistant Commissioner, Chicago Department of

Transporta on• Gabriel Scheer, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Limebike• Kyle Rowe, Head of Government Partnerships, Spin

Addi onal discussants include representa ves from Equi city, North American Bikeshare Associa on (NABSA), ofo, JUMP, MoBike, Zagster, Mo vate, and BCycle

11:15-12:00 PM

Opening of Shared Mobility ExpoAtlan c E

Visit North America’s largest exhibit hall dedicated to shared mobility, with over 20 exhibitors represen ng leading companies in the sector. The Shared Mobility Expo closes at 2:30 on Wednesday, so make sure to stop by before then!

11:45-12:00 PM

Lunch BeginsPick up box lunches in Atlan c E

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Welcome to the Summit Atlan c Ballroom C&D

Keynote Speakers:• Sharon Feigon, Execu ve Director, Shared-Use Mobility Center• Dorval Carter, President, Chicago Transit Authority• Vincent Valdes, Associate Administrator for Research,

Demonstra on and Innova on, Federal Transit Administra on

12:30-1:30 PM

Plenary Session: Envisioning the Future of Mobility in Ci esAtlan c Ballroom C&D

What will our ci es of the future look like? Ci es across North America are experiencing a renaissance as hubs of innova on, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. However, ci es also struggle with aging infrastructure, an ever-changing cast of shared-mobility entrants, new regulatory demands, an uncertain funding future, and fundamental changes to the public transporta on model. This plenary features key thought leaders who will stretch your thinking on urban mobility and set the stage for frui ul discussions throughout the summit.

Keynote Speaker: Jarre Walker, Author and Public Transit Consultant, Jarre Walker + Associates

Moderated Discussion: • Gabe Klein, Co-Founder at CityFI and Special Venture Partner

at Fon nalis Partners, LLC• Sharon Feigon, Execu ve Director, Shared-Use Mobility Center• Jay Walder, CEO, Mo vate

1:30-3:00 PM

Plenary Session: Where Innova on Meets Implementa onAtlan c Ballroom C&D

Join us for PechaKucha-style talks by commissioners and transit agency leaders from across the US. Each speaker will highlight their city’s forward thinking shared-mobility programs and partnerships in a dynamic, fast-paced presenta on format. Following the presenta ons, there will be a moderated discussion with these urban leaders on how to turn innova ve ideas into on-the-ground reali es.

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Moderator: Rebekah Scheinfeld, Commissioner, Chicago Department of Transporta on

Speakers:• Joshua Schank, Chief Innova on Offi cer, LA Metro• Robbie Makinen, CEO, Kansas City Area Transporta on

Authority (KCATA)• Michael Replogle, Deputy Commissioner for Policy, New York

City Department of Transporta on (NYCDOT)• Leah Treat, Director, Portland Bureau of Transporta on (PBOT)• Andrew Glass-Has ngs, Director, Transit and Mobility, Sea le

Department of Transporta on (SDOT)

3:00-3:30 PM

Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c Foyer & Atlan c E

Be sure to visit the outdoor drive to demo vehicles and view the latest in carsharing and bikesharing technology.

3:30-5:00 PM

Breakout 1: Public Sector Experiments with MicrotransitAdria c/Aegean

While s ll in a nascent form of tech-enabled transporta on, microtransit (fl exible transit service in vehicles smaller than typical transit buses) holds promise for reshaping the delivery of transit service in environments where tradi onal fi xed routes have a hard me being produc ve. Hear from public and private sector leaders

about their experience with mobility partnerships to deliver these new forms of demand-responsive transit.

Moderator: Doran Barnes, Execu ve Director, Foothill Transit

Panelists:• Louis Pappas, Business Development Principal, Via• Jon Walker, Transporta on Policy Manager, Ly • Ana-Maria Tonita, Head of Business Development, door2door• Doug Kaufman, CEO, TransLoc • Jeff Holwell, Economic Development Director, City of Lone

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Breakout 2: Using New Mobility Data to Improve Urban Transporta onCaribbean/Caspian

Shared mobility services generate mountains of data, which holds the promise of providing cri cal insights into how to make our ci es more livable and sustainable. However, ci es and companies looking to harness data from private mobility providers are o en in a Catch 22 due to concerns over personal privacy, security, and trade secrecy. Join a panel of innova ve companies that are developing so ware solu ons for these challenges, and off ering new ways of safely sharing and analyzing valuable data.

Moderator: Kevin McLaughlin, VP Strategic Partnerships, Free2Move

Panelists:• Regina Clewlow, CEO and Founder, Populus AI• Kevin Webb, Director, Open Transport Partnership and

SharedStreets • Ma Caywood, CEO and Co-founder, TransitScreen• Rachel Allen, Group Product Manager, Shared Mobility, Arity• Eliot Dam, Product Marke ng Director, Teraly cs

3:30-5:30 PM

Breakout 3: The Evolu on of Carsharing: What’s Next?Bal c/Bering

Carsharing, one of the original shared-mobility modes, has been available in the US for more than two decades. But carsharing has con nued to evolve with new technology innova ons. A prolifera on of carshare fl avors have made their way to market, including free-fl oa ng, round-trip, and peer-to-peer sharing. The next horizon, automa on, has many carshare companies making plans to prepare for the transi on. Join a dynamic panel of speakers from all sectors of the carsharing world, including a legal expert, an operator, so ware developers, researchers, and more.

Moderator: Pam Cooley, Execu ve Director, Carsharing Associa on

Panelists: • Alex Thibault, General Manager North America, Vulog• Aric Ohana, Cofounder, Envoy• Josh Moskowitz, Regional Director, car2go• Aarjav Trivedi, Founder and CEO, Ridecell • Wesley D. Hurst, Principal, Polsinelli PC

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Breakout 4: Improving Accessibility of Shared Mobility Services Pacifi c 1

The ability to conveniently request, track, and pay for trips via mobile devices is changing the way people move, work, and live their lives. These new technologies could also drama cally improve transporta on op ons for those who need it the most, including people with disabili es. Hear perspec ves from experts on innova ve approaches to maintaining and improving the accessibility of shared mobility and public transporta on services.

Moderator: David Knight, Trial A orney and United States A orney’s Offi ce Americans with Disabili es Act (ADA) Program Coordinator, Civil Rights Division, Department of Jus ce

Panelists: • Carol Tyson, Government Aff airs Liaison, Disability Rights

Educa on and Defense Fund• Kate Toran, Director Taxi and Accessible Services, San

Francisco Municipal Transporta on Agency• Jameson Auten, Vice President of Regional Service Delivery &

Innova on Division, Kansas City Area Transporta on Authority• Rik Opstelten, Mobility Innova on Program Specialist, Offi ce

of Mobility Innova on, Federal Transit Administra on• Adam Ballard, Advocacy Manager, Access Living

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Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Grassroots Shared Mobility Strategies for Rural and Low-Density EnvironmentsPacifi c 2

This workshop will draw on the perspec ves of low-density areas and rural communi es using variety of modes—including carsharing, ride-hailing, and vanpooling—in areas where these services are not commonly deployed. A endees will have the opportunity to share their approaches and learn from the best prac ces of other regions.

Facilitators: • Valerie Lefl er, President and CEO, Integrated Global Dimensions• Rey Leon, Mayor of Huron, California and Execu ve Director,

Valley LEAP• Ross MacDonald, Public Transit Planner/Coordinator, State of

Vermont• Aaron Antrim, President and Founder, Trillium Transit, Portland,

Oregon• Lisa Nisenson, Advisor, New Mobility Group at Alta Planning +

Design, Co-Founder GreaterPlaces• Dale Neef, Founder, DNA Data Solu ons for Smart Municipal

and Regional Planning

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Breakout 6: Implementer’s Workshop: Si ng, Implemen ng, and Measuring the Impact of Mobility HubsPacifi c 3

Many urban areas are working to create Integrated Mobility Hubs—areas of mul modal connec vity that combine high-frequency public transit and strong wayfi nding with infrastructure to support biking, walking, and shared modes. But implemen ng these projects is tough: the defi ni on of mobility hubs varies and they may involve the collabora on of many diff erent agencies within a jurisdic on and the collabora on of many partners. Speakers will discuss the poten al of mobility hubs to transform transporta on experiences and explore real strategies to bring plans to life.

Moderator: Robert Puentes, President & CEO, The Eno Center for Transporta on

Facilitators:• Andrew Glass Has ngs, Director of Transit and Mobility,

Sea le DOT• Robin Aksu, Mobility Hubs Program Manager, Los Angeles DOT• Jean Paul Velez, Innova ve Mobility Program Manager, King

County Metro• Doug Spooner, Manager of Mobility Management, Metrolinx

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Regional Mee ngs Atlan c C&D

Join us for informal mee ngs with a endees from your region or state. Placards will be set up on tabletops to designate state or regional discussion groups.

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Plenary Session: The (Shared) Road Ahead: An Electrifi ed, Connected, Autonomous, and Accessible FutureAtlan c C&D

As automakers, tech companies, and mobility providers begin to test and deploy autonomous vehicles on urban streets, the ethical, environmental, and safety issues surrounding their use become ever more per nent. This panel focuses on the diff erences between shared and priva zed opera onal models, and how pilots and project today could redefi ne public transporta on and the very fabric of our ci es.

Moderator: Jeff rey Tumlin, Principal and Director of Strategy, Nelson\Nygaard

Panelists: • Carla Bailo, CEO, Center for Automo ve Research• Krista Huhtala-Jenks, Ministerial Adviser for Digital Services

and Mobility as a Service, Finland’s Ministry of Transport and Communica ons

• Dick Alexander, Execu ve Vice President, Transdev North America

• Jus n Erlich, Head of Policy, Autonomous Vehicles and Urban Avia on, Uber

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Plenary Session: A Dialogue on Strengthening Sustainability and Equity in Federal and State PolicyAtlan c C&D

In 2017, seventeen communi es and states voted to invest in public transit, passing nearly 90% of the transit ini a ves on ballots across the US. Even in uncertain mes for federal funding, forward-looking jurisdic ons have priori zed investments in public transit systems across the US and helped move towards a more equitable and sustainable transporta on ecosystem. This plenary session brings together a cross-sec on of experts to discuss how we can establish durable priori es and policies at every level of government capable of adap ng to an evolving mobility ecosystem that recognizes the growing impact of climate change. The panelists will explore what municipali es, states, and the federal government can do to support the maintenance and growth of sustainable and equitable transporta on.

Moderator: Mariia Zimmerman, Principal, MZ Strategies

Panelists: • James Corless, CEO, Sacramento Area Council of Governments• Jason Pavluchuk, Founder, Pavluchuk and Associates• Nico Larco, Co-Founder and Co-Director, Sustainable Ci es

Ini a ve, University of Oregon• Darnell Grisby, Director of Policy Development and Research,

American Public Transporta on Associa on

10:30-11:00 AM

Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c E

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Breakout 1: Ride-hailing in Major Ci es: How Do We Really Make This Work?Pacifi c 1&2

Ride-hailing has transformed the transporta on landscape of our ci es more than any other technology in recent history. But along with ease of movement, its growth carries a host of public policy challenges, most recently focused on traffi c and curbside conges on and impacts on transit. This panel gathers municipal representa ves to talk about the solu ons that US ci es are looking toward to address the impacts and opportuni es of ride-hailing.

Moderator: Bruce Schaller, Principal, Schaller Consul ng

Panelists: • Tom Maguire, Director of Sustainable Streets, San Francisco

Municipal Transporta on Authority (SFMTA)• Alex Kea ng, Director of Special Projects, New York City

Department of Transporta on (NYCDOT)• Rosa Escareno, Commissioner, Chicago Department of

Business Aff airs and Consumer Protec on• Sco Kubly, Former Director of Transporta on, Sea le

Department of Transpora on (SDOT)• Andrew Salzberg, Head of Transporta on Policy and Research,

Uber

11:00-12:30 PM

Breakout 2: How New Bikesharing and Scooter-Sharing Technologies are Transforming StreetsAdria c/Aegean

Bikesharing systems have the poten al to get huge numbers of people out from behind windshields. A host of new market entrants and business models are changing the way ci es and users approach, pay for, and use these services. This panel will be a lively discussion about emergent and incumbent bike- and scooter-sharing from across North America.

Moderator: Samantha Herr, Execu ve Director, North American Bikeshare Associa on (NABSA)

Panelists: • Jacob Mason, Global Research Manager, Ins tute for

Transporta on and Development Policy• Ryan Rzepecki, CEO, JUMP• Bob Walsh, San Francisco General Manager, Scoot Networks• Bob Burns, Vice President and General Counsel, Trek Bicycle,

President, BCycle• John Frost, Execu ve Director of Bikeshare Program,

New York City Department of Transporta on

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Breakout 3: Improving Mobility in Disinvested Communi esCaribbean/Caspian

Panelists will share best prac ces for deploying shared mobility as an equity strategy in low- and middle-income neighborhoods and in communi es of color. Represen ng a range of ci es, this discussion will center on how shared mobility can off er new op ons for households lacking access to aff ordable and effi cient transporta on op ons. This panel will explore some of the barriers that shared mobility operators and communi es face in ensuring equity of service, and a range of visions for next steps.

Moderator: Lisa Nuszkowski, Founder and Execu ve Director, MoGo Detroit Bike

Panelists: • Oboi Reed, President and CEO, Equi city (Chicago)• Kris n Saunders, Principal Planner, City of Pi sburgh• Joddie Gray, President, UrbanTrans, North America• Patricia Abrams, Execu ve Director, The Renaissance

Collabora ve (Chicago)• Tara Lynn Gray, CEO, Fresno Metro Black Chamber of

Commerce (California)

11:00-12:30 PM

Breakout 4: An Evolving Landscape: Trends in Electrifi ca on and Shared Mobility Bal c/Bering

In partnerships among automakers, mobility providers, u lity companies, and municipali es, we are seeing a rise of innova ve shared and electric transporta on approaches, such as electric bikesharing, zero-emission vehicle carsharing, and shared charging systems. This panel will address some of the challenges US ci es have faced making these systems work, and look to global successes for inspira on.

Moderator: Marco Viviani, Vice President of Strategic Development, Communauto, Montreal, Quebec

Panelists: • Adam Gromis, Public Policy Manager, Sustainability and

Environmental Impact, Uber• Yann Kulp, Director Strategy and Business Development NA,

Schneider Electric• Vish Palekar, President and CEO, GenZe by Mahindra• Alia Verloes, Project Manager and Business Developer, 6t • Ma hew Clark, Intelligent Mobility Specialist, Steer Davies

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Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Developing and Implemen ng Shared Mobility Ac on Plans Pacifi c 3

As shared mobility grows across the country, urban regions need to take stock of their current transporta on systems and examine how new op ons can be deployed to benefi t every resident. This interac ve workshop will provide ci es with tools and guidance on how to develop and implement a “Shared Mobility Ac on Plan,” or a strategic plan to guide the scaling of shared mobility services and integra on with public transit to address conges on, climate change, and popula on growth. Hear from several regions in diff erent stages of crea ng or implemen ng ac on plans and learn how the process is helping them prepare for the future. Par cipants will get to work directly with leaders from the Twin Ci es, Los Angeles, Sea le, the Dallas region, and more to learn about best prac ces for crea ng these plans and measuring success.

Facilitators:• Aaron Westling, Senior Program Coordinator, Shared-Use

Mobility Center• Brian Holland, California Policy and Program Manager, Shared-

Use Mobility Center• John Levin, Director Of Strategic Ini a ves, Metro Transit• Raymond Suarez, Chief Opera ng Offi cer, Denton County

Transporta on Authority• Evan Corey Costagliola, New Mobility Program Manager,

Sea le Department of Transporta on

12:30-1:00 PM

Lunch and Visit the ExpoBox Lunches available in Atlan c E

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Lunch Plenary Session: The Emerging Roles of Automo ve and Technology Companies in Shared Mobility: What Does this Mean for the Future?Atlan c C&D

Changing mobility habits and shi ing a tudes towards vehicle ownership have forced automakers to consider a new, mul modal iden ty. As automakers con nue to acquire, merge, and rebrand as mobility providers, planners and policy-makers are le wondering how this will impact ci es. Representa ves from leading mobility companies will refl ect on another landmark year of partnerships, pilot projects, and investments from automo ve and technology companies in new mobility concepts.

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Moderator: Clayton Lane, Chair of the Board of Directors, Shared-Use Mobility Center

Panelists: • Peter Dempster, Strategy and Market Development,

ReachNow• Walter Rosenkranz, Senior Business Development Manager,

car2go North America• Sabrina Sussman, Manager, Public Partnerships, Zipcar• Dermot Hikisch, Head of New Markets, GIG Carshare• John Kwant, VP of City Solu ons, Ford Smart Mobility• Powell Kinney, Chief Product Owner - Mobility Services

Pla orm, Toyota Connected

2:00-2:15 PM

Break and Visit the ExpoAtlan c E

2:15-3:45 PM

Breakout 1: Managing Confl icts Over Street Space to Priori ze PeoplePacifi c 1&2

As new shared modes con nue to proliferate, so comes new terminology is emerging such as “curb clot” to describe how the right-of-way is a fi nite resource. As ride-hailing services, deliveries, taxis, carshare vehicles, and various forms of bikeshare vie for precious curb and sidewalk space, ci es are using innova ve regulatory approaches to manage compe ng interests for the public good. Panelists will discuss these models and other strategies that can help break up street fi ghts before they start, and priori ze the most effi cient use of constrained space.

Moderator: Meg Merri , Principal, Nelson\NygaardPanelists:• Michael Replogle, Deputy Commissioner for Policy, New York

City Department of Transporta on• Tom Maguire, Director of Sustainable Streets, San Francisco

Municipal Transporta on Authority (SFMTA)• Lindsay Bayley, Senior Planner, Chicago Metropolitan Agency

for Planning • Robert Sheehan, Program Manager Mul modal ITS Research

and Deployment, US Department of Transporta on

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Breakout 2: Bridging the Gap Between Ci es and Suburbs through Shared MobilityAdria c/Aegean

As shared mobility providers mature, many are pushing beyond the familiar environment of the dense urban core. While pockets of shared mobility services have long existed in lower-density areas, in major ci es mobility services are making concerted eff orts to extend their services far into the suburbs. But it’s not so easy: residents may experience uneven and inequitable service, while providers are grappling with the challenge of providing the quality service users have grown used to downtown across much larger geographies. Representa ves from innova ve agencies and municipali es will discuss how to best bridge the gap between ci es and suburbs.

Moderator: Sheryl Gross-Glasner, Assistant Director, Community Transporta on Associa on of America

Panelists:• Francie Stefan, Mobility Division Manager, City of Santa

Monica• Jonah Katz, Senior Planner, Denton County Transporta on

Authority • Erin McAuliff , Senior Transporta on and Mobility Planner,

Marin Transit • John Loper, Principal Planner with the Economic Development

and Planning Department, DuPage County• Zachary Dripps, Principal Planner, Michiana Area Council of

Governments

2:15-3:45 PM

Breakout 3: The Roadmap to Mobility as a ServiceCaribbean/Caspian

Mobility as a Service (MaaS), a suite of mobility services that are accessed and purchased through a single pla orm, refl ects a paradigm shi in the defi ni on of transporta on from an ownership model to a “usership” model. In major ci es, vehicle ownership is being replaced by the ability to choose from all modes of transporta on and all available mobility services through a single pla orm. While the concept is far from new, implementa on has con nued to remain a few years out of reach. Hear from a panel of experts about what needs to come next to make MaaS a reality.

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Moderator: Greg Lindsay, Senior Fellow, Connected Mobility Ini a ve, New Ci es Founda on

Panelists: • Lynn Daniels, Senior Associate, Rocky Mountain Ins tute• Derek Fretheim, Director of Business Development, Moovel• Roger Teal, President, DemandTrans Solu ons• Chloe Spano, Business Development and Innova on, Cityway• Stefan Gspurning, Head of Digital Mobility Solu ons

(Corporate Strategy), Bosch USA

2:15-3:45 PM

Breakout 4: Measuring Success: Crea ng Metrics and Frameworks for Evalua ng Shared Mobility ProgramsBal c/Bering

You can’t manage what you don’t measure! This panel will focus on exis ng and future eff orts to establish metrics that more accurately capture the impact of new mobility services. This interac ve workshop will provide par cipants with guidance on how to cra and adopt metrics that don’t just account for “bu s in seats,” but measure and provide incen ves for agencies that support mul modal travel.

Moderator: Dianne Schwager, Senior Program Offi cer, Na onal Academy of Sciences

Panelists:• Marlene Connor, Principal, Marlene Connor Associates• Adam Cohen, Staff Research Associate, UC Berkeley

Transporta on Sustainability Research Center • Stephanie Dock, Research Program Administrator, District

Department of Transporta on• Annie Chang, Project Manager, Technical Programs, Global

Ground Vehicle Standards, SAE Interna onal

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Breakout 5: Implementers Workshop: Aging in Place with Shared Mobility Pacifi c 3

As more Baby Boomers hit or surpass re rement age, many are choosing to stay in the same homes and communi es where they’ve always lived. However, more than one in fi ve older Americans cannot drive, due to factors such as declining health, poor eyesight, or lack of access to a private auto. Americans are also living longer and upending many assump ons about re rement. A variety of shared mobility services have recently launched with a focus on serving the specifi c needs of older passengers. Facilitators from public interest organiza ons and companies responding to the needs of older people will work through the challenges and opportuni es for serving the growing aging popula on in the US.

Facilitators: • Sco Bernstein, Founder and Chief Strategy and Innova on

Offi cer, Center for Neighborhood Technology• Ann Cheng, GreenTrip Program Director, TransForm• Jeff Maltz, CEO and Founder, Silver Ride• Amy Van Doren, Director of Policy and Legisla ve Programs,

Marin Transit• Katherine Freund, President and Execu ve Director,

ITNAmerica

3:45-4:00 PM

Coff ee Break Pacifi c Foyer & Atlan c Foyer

4:00-5:30 PM

Breakout 1: Improving Coopera on between Transit and Shared MobilityPacifi c 1&2

When it comes to an effi cient and accessible transporta on network, nothing moves as many people as effi ciently as high-capacity transit in its own right of way. But in dispersed urban landscapes or at off -peak mes, even well-funded transit systems have trouble ge ng everybody where they need to go. Shared mobility services can help transit agencies reach the areas between high-frequency lines, replace unproduc ve routes, and bring down some of the costs of providing transporta on across sprawling urban regions. But coopera on and coordina on between public and private service providers is important to keep transporta on responsive to public needs. This panel will explore approaches to that challenge from around the country.

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Moderator: Chris Pangilinan, Program Director of Technology and Rider Engagement, TransitCenter

Panelists: • David Leininger, Execu ve Vice President and Chief Financial

Offi cer, Dallas Area Rapid Transit • Tilly Chang, Execu ve Director, San Francisco County

Transporta on Authority • Christopher Cochran, Manager of Planning, Hillsborough Area

Regional Transit Authority • Colin Murphy, Director of Research and Consul ng, Shared-

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5:30 PMBreakout 2: The Car-Free City: Emissions Reduc ons Strategies to Combat Climate ChangeAdria c/Aegean

Worldwide, ci es from Mexico City to Oslo are leading the way to car-free urban cores. Plans to ban, restrict, or tax vehicle travel in the near future vary widely in scope and focus. This discussion focuses on how these strategies fi t into the broader eff ort to combat climate change and pollu on, and how services such as carsharing, bikesharing, vanpooling, ride-spli ng have been shown to get single-occupancy vehicles off the road and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Leading voices working to mi gate climate change will discuss ways that ci es and regions can use shared mobility as a strategy for crea ng more robust, sustainable, and livable communi es.

Moderator: Tony Dutzik, Senior Policy Analyst, Fron er Group

Panelists:• Margarita Parra, Program Offi cer, The William and Flora

Hewle Founda on• Marie Venner, Principal, Venner Consul ng, Inc.• Karl Peet, Sustainable Transport Research Director, Partnership

on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT)• Jillian Irvin, US Head of Public Policy and Government Aff airs,

Mobike • Andrei Greenawalt, Vice President for Public Policy, Via

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Breakout 3: Sharing the Commute: Partnerships for Transporta on Demand ManagementCaribbean/Caspian

Representa ves from transporta on management organiza ons and shared mobility operators will discuss the resurgence of interest in transporta on demand management, and how new metrics such as mode shi goals, as well as policies and partnerships to support these goals, are achieving signifi cant reduc ons in solo driving commutes and encouraging alterna ves.

Moderator: Paul Mackie, Research and Communica ons Director, Mobility Lab

Panelists: • Kevin Orr, Co-Founder, Li ango• Tim Grzesiakowski, Execu ve Director, TMA of Lake Cook• David Weisman, Head of Business Development and New

Markets, Scoop Technologies, Inc.• Anya Babbi , CEO and Founder, SPLT• Jonathan Hopkins, Execu ve Director, Commute Sea le

4:00-5:30 PM

Breakout 4: New Models for Public and Private Investments in Shared MobilityBal c/Bering

This session will iden fy new strategic investment models and revenue streams—using specifi c examples from the US and Europe—for shared mobility investments and partnerships. Panelists will discuss how new revenue sources to supplement dwindling tradi onal revenue streams are helping build public transit in many ci es. Panelists represen ng both the public and private sides of these partnerships will discuss the impact of these investments, and how hot-wiring new revenue sources for public funding and private investments can change the transporta on sector as we know it.

Moderator: Joe Iacobucci, Director of Transit, Sam Schwartz Engineering

Panelists:• Carlos Cruz-Casas, Assistant Director, Department of

Transporta on and Public Works, Miami Dade County• Jason Dietrich, Principal, A3Ventures• Andrew Bata, Regional Manager at UITP, North America

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A Toast and Closing of the SummitAtlan c C&D

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

5:00-8:00 PM

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Dorval Carter, President, Chicago Transit AuthorityDorval R. Carter, Jr. is the President of the Chicago Transit Authority—the na on’s second-largest transit agency, providing more than 500 million rides annually and serving Chicago and 35 suburbs. He was appointed in May 2015 by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

President Carter has more than 30 years of experience in public transit at both the municipal and federal levels, including most recently as Ac ng Chief of Staff to U.S. Department of Transporta on Secretary Anthony Foxx, where he helped manage a department with more than 55,000 employees and a $70 billion budget that oversees air, mari me and surface transporta on while working to ensure that America maintains the safest, most effi cient transporta on system in the world.

President Carter has served the CTA in a variety of posts, beginning as a staff a orney in 1984 and culmina ng as Execu ve Vice President and Chief Administra ve Offi cer prior to his most recent appointment as President. He also spent 10 years at the Federal Transit Administra on, where he was Assistant Chief Counsel for Legisla on and Regula on. Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Chicago, President Carter received his Juris Doctor degree from Howard University School of Law, and received his Bachelor of Science degree from Carroll College, where he is a member of the Board of Trustees.

President Carter places a premium on constantly improving the CTA customer experience and knows how integral CTA is in the lives of Chicagoans and visitors. During his tenure, he has overseen the unveiling of Loop Link, which helps buses travel more quickly through the central business district; the introduc on of full 4G wireless service to CTA subways; and the expansion of bus and train tracker screens throughout the city, while also overseeing several large, ongoing construc on projects, like the renova on of the 95th Street Terminal Improvement Project and the new Wilson sta on, among others.

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Sharon Feigon, Execu ve Director, Shared-Use Mobility CenterSharon is founder and execu ve director of the Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC), a na onal nonprofi t working to extend the benefi ts of shared mobility for all. Under Sharon’s leadership, SUMC has conducted groundbreaking research, developed tools and resources for mobility prac oners, run pilot projects, and provided technical assistance in numerous regions, including Los Angeles, Sea le, and the Twin Ci es, and through the MOD Innova on & Knowledge Accelerator program in partnership with the FTA.

Sharon directed the development of the Shared Mobility Toolkit, including a database of mobility policies from across the na on, mobility mapping tools, and a benefi ts calculator. She was Principal Inves gator for SUMC’s three recent TCRP projects, which inves gated the intersec on of transit and shared mobility. Sharon is a frequent speaker at conferences and workshops throughout the United States. She has more than 25 years of experience working with leading experts in shared mobility in the U.S. and abroad.

As CEO of IGO Carsharing from 2004 un l its sale in 2013, Sharon led the growth of IGO (a social venture of the Center for Neighborhood Technology) from a small pilot into a successful service with 15,000 members in 45 neighborhoods across Chicagoland. She helped create the fi rst combined carshare/transit farecard in North America, led IGO’s expansion into underserved communi es, and developed solar canopies and charging sta ons that introduced low-carbon electric carsharing to the region.

Prior to IGO, Sharon spent more than a decade as CNT’s Director of Research & Development, managing projects related to loca on effi ciency, transit-oriented development, and innova ve fi nance. She was Principal Inves gator of TCRP Report 93, on sustainable transporta on, and coordinated CNT’s TOD Program. Sharon was a founder of the Carsharing Associa on, and served as Co-Chair of TRB’s Shared Vehicle Commi ee and as a member of the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED-ND Commi ee. She holds an MBA from DePaul University and a BA in Economics from An och College.

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Vincent Valdes, Associate Administrator for Research, Demonstra on and Innova on, Federal Transit Administra onAs the Associate Administrator for FTA’s Offi ce of Research, Demonstra on and Innova on since 2008, Vincent Valdes leads a group of program managers, transporta on specialists and engineers who work on FTA’s cri cal transit research program. The program provides a forum for transit research at the na onal level and facilitates the development of innova ve transit prac ces and technologies to support na onal public transporta on.

Throughout his career in the public and private sectors, Mr. Valdes has led work in various fi elds including engineering, transporta on research, urban and regional planning, neighborhood economic development, environmental protec on, and interna onal development.

Mr. Valdes graduated with a degree in Engineering from Boston University and received a Masters of Science in Urban Planning from Columbia University.

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Jarre Walker, President, Jarre Walker + AssociatesJarre Walker is an interna onal consultant in public transit network design and policy, with 25 years of experience planning public transit in North America, Europe, Russia, Australia, and New Zealand. His fi rm Jarre Walker and Associates, based in Portland, Oregon, provides transit planning and execu ve advice to clients worldwide.

He has worked in about 100 ci es, including successful network redesign projects in Houston, Anchorage, Canberra, and Auckland. His fi rm is currently undertaking network design studies in Philadelphia and Dublin, among many others.

He is a well-known innovator in describing transit issues to the public, in building values-based policies and standards, and in running interac ve design processes for transit plans.

His book, Human Transit: How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communi es and Our Lives, was published by Island Press in 2011. The book off ers an introduc on to transit issues for the average reader, designed to help anyone form clearer views that refl ect their own values. In addi on to his consul ng, teaching, and speaking, he writes about public transit issues at HumanTransit.org

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Jay Walder, President and CEO, Mo vateJay Walder has more than 30 years of interna onal experience in public transporta on, including senior roles at three of the world’s largest transit systems.

Most recently, Walder was the Chief Execu ve Offi cer of the MTR Corpora on in Hong Kong. MTR is regarded as one of the world’s leading railway operators, with an integrated approach to rail transport and property. Walder led the company to build on its success in its home base of Hong Kong with a growing por olio of rail and property related opera ons in the Mainland of China, Europe and Australia.

Previously, Walder was the Chairman and Chief Execu ve Offi cer of the Metropolitan Transporta on Authority (MTA) in New York and Managing Director of Finance and Planning at Transport for London (TfL). Walder has also served as a Partner at McKinsey & Company, where he lead the fi rm’s global infrastructure prac ce and was a Lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.

Jay Walder holds a Bachelor of Science from the State University of New York at Binghamton, Harpur College, and a Master in Public Policy from the Kennedy School at Harvard University. Walder has also served as a member of the Execu ve Board of the Interna onal Associa on of Public Transport (UITP) and as a member of the Execu ve Commi ee of the American Public Transit Associa on.

Jay’s favorite place to ride is the Brooklyn Bridge very early in the morning or late at night.

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Rebekah Scheinfeld, Commissioner, Chicago Department of Transporta on (CDOT)Rebekah Scheinfeld was appointed Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Transporta on (CDOT) by Mayor Rahm Emanuel in January 2014 with the direc on to con nue the cri cal work of making sure Chicago has a strong, vibrant, accessible transporta on network that provides a founda on for a thriving economy in the 21st Century.

In her me at the helm of CDOT, she has led the Emanuel Administra on’s key transporta on ini a ves, including an unprecedented amount of street repair and resurfacing, as well as major capital investments that are completed or underway, such as the Chicago Riverwalk, Loop Link, the Union Sta on Transit Center, construc on of The 606 Trail, the Navy Pier Flyover, new CTA elevated sta ons at Washington-Wabash and Cermak Road, and a major freight rail grade separa on project, as part of the CREATE Program, at 130th Street and Torrence Avenue. In addi on, she has spearheaded investments in bicycle infrastructure throughout Chicago and the growth of the popular Divvy bike share program, the City’s newest transit system. In September of 2016, Chicago was named Best Bike City in America by Bicycling magazine.

Rebekah was previously the Chief Planning Offi cer and a Senior Vice President at the CTA, where she handled the CTA’s strategic planning for major capital projects and new transit service. She is an a orney, having worked previously at Mayer Brown, represen ng public and private sector clients on major infrastructure and transporta on projects.

Scheinfeld has a BA in Urban Studies from Brown University and both her JD and MBA from Northwestern University.

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Leah Treat, Director, Portland Bureau of Transporta on (PBOT)As Director of the Portland Bureau of Transporta on, Leah Treat’s highest priority is ensuring safety for everyone who uses the transporta on system. She is also an outspoken advocate for improved health outcomes and enhanced livability through changes in transporta on. Since taking the helm, Treat helped pass the largest local transporta on funding measure, facilitated bringing bikeshare to Portland, and implemented Vision Zero citywide. The next big priori es she is tacking are parking reform, autonomous vehicle regula ons, enhanced local transit service, and a con nued focus on Vision Zero.

Treat came to Portland from Chicago where she served as Managing Deputy Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Transporta on.

Andrew Glass-Has ngs, Director, Transit and Mobility, Sea le Department of Transporta on (SDOT) Andrew Glass Has ngs has been a leader on key transporta on policies and ini a ves in Sea le for more than twelve years. As the Director of Transit and Mobility for the City of Sea le Andrew has focused on priori zing transit service while broadening the tradi onal defi ni on of transit to include New Mobility programs and services. Andrew and his team are working to create a model of urban mul modal transporta on in Sea le, bucking the na onal trend by simultaneously growing transit ridership more than any city in the country while expanding new mobility op ons.

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Joshua Schank, Chief Innova on Offi cer, LA MetroJoshua L. Schank is the fi rst ever Chief Innova on Offi cer at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transporta on Authority (LA Metro), where he leads the Offi ce of Extraordinary Innova on (OEI). The role of this offi ce is to champion new ideas to improve mobility in LA County by informing the high-level vision for LA Metro, pilo ng and implemen ng new and experimental programs and policy, and serving as the primary liaison relevant to LA Metro coming from entrepreneurs, established private sector en es, academia, or individual residents. The offi ce is also responsible for LA Metro’s Public Private Partnership (P3), and strategic planning func ons.

Prior to joining LA Metro, Dr. Schank was President and CEO of the Eno Center for Transporta on, a na onal non-profi t think-tank. Dr. Schank’s extensive work in transporta on policy and planning is well documented in his publica ons, including All Roads Lead to Congress: The $300 Billion Fight Over Highway Funding,” co-authored with Costas Panagopoulos (2007). He holds a Ph.D. in urban planning from Columbia University, a Master of City Planning from the Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology, and a B.A. in urban studies from Columbia University.

Robbie Makinen, President and CEO, Kansas City Area Transporta on Authority (KCATA) As the President/CEO of the Kansas City Area Transporta on Authority, Robbie Makinen has led the KC region through drama c change by uni ng fi ve transit systems under one brand called RideKC. Today those agencies provide more than 15 million trips throughout the region.

Prior to being selected as CEO, Robbie served as KCATA board chair for fi ve years and was on the KCATA Board represen ng Jackson County, Missouri, 2007-2015.

Robbie recognized early in his career as a social worker the cri cal need for public transporta on. Now, he is working to build a comprehensive transporta on system for the next 50 years.

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Michael Replogle, Deputy Commissioner for Policy, New York City Department of Transporta on (NYCDOT)Michael Replogle is an interna onally recognized transporta on expert and policy advisor. Since 2015, he has been Deputy Commissioner for Policy at the New York City Department of Transporta on, where he developed the NYCDOT Strategic Plan 2016: Safe, Green, Smart, Equitable.

Replogle co-founded and chaired the Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) Founda on, and was Managing Director for Policy and Founder of the Ins tute for Transporta on and Development Policy, where he also served as its President. Before that he served as Transporta on Director for the Environmental Defense Fund, advising city and na onal agencies on transport, fi nance, and regula on. His government experience includes leading growth management and comprehensive planning in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Replogle has honors degrees in civil engineering and sociology from the University of Pennsylvania.

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SUMC wishes to thank its Board of Directors, funders and Trade Allies for their ongoing support of SUMC’s mission to expand the benefi ts of shared mobility for all. In addi on, SUMC would like to thank the 2018 Na onal Summit Sponsors, Exhibitors, Host Commi ee Members, Program Commi ee Members, Promo onal Partners, and Media Partners for suppor ng this event.

Anita Cozart, Senior Director, PolicyLinkClayton Lane, SUMC Board ChairMariia Zimmerman, Principal, MZ StrategiesRobert Puentes, President and CEO, Eno Center for Transporta on

Sco Bernstein, President and Co-Founder, Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)Sharon Feigon, Execu ve Director, Shared-Use Mobility Center

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Adam Cohen, Research Associate, Innova ve Mobility Research Group, Transporta on Sustainability Research Center (TSRC), University of California, Berkeley Andrew Salzberg, Head of Transporta on Policy and Research, UberAudrey Wennink, Director of Transporta on, Metropolitan Planning CouncilChris Pangilinan, Program Director, Technology and Rider Engagement, TransitCenterDarnell Grisby, Director, Policy Development and Research, APTAEvan Corey, New Mobility Program Manager, Sea le DOTFrancie Stefan, Strategic Planning and Transporta on Manager, City of Santa MonicaGwo-Wei Torng, Director, Offi ce of Mobility and Innova on, FTAIvo Cré, Deputy Director, Polis NetworkKate Fillin-Yeh, Bikeshare Program Director, NACTOKyle Whitehead, Government Rela ons Director, Ac ve Transporta on AllianceMarla Westervelt, Senior Transporta on Planner, Los Angeles Metro

Meg Merri , Principal, Nelson\NygaardOboi Reed, President and CEO, Equi cityCaron Whitaker, Director, Bike Walk Ac on, League of American BicyclistsRuss Brooks, Director, Smart Ci es, Transporta on for AmericaSaif Benjaafar, Director, Ini a ve on the Sharing Economy, University of MinnesotaShin-pei Tsay, Execu ve Director, Gehl Ins tuteTony Dutzik, Senior Policy Analyst, Fron er GroupCorinne Kisner, Director of Programs, Na onal Associa on of City Transporta on Offi cials (NACTO)Joseph Schwieterman, Director, Chaddick Ins tute for Metropolitan DevelopmentMa hew Kaufman, Director of Planning, UrbanTrans North AmericaSusan Shaheen, Adjunct Professor, Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, Co-Director, TSRC, and Director, Innova ve Mobility Research

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Cara Bader, Deputy Policy Director, City of Chicago Mayor’s Offi ceSco Bernstein, President, Center for Neighborhood TechnologyEdward Bury, Public Informa on Coordinator, University of Illinois at ChicagoRuss Flinchum, Program Manager, Illinois Department of Transporta onStefan Gspurning, Head of Digital Mobility Solu ons, Bosch USADavid Leopold, Director of Product Management, City Tech Collabora veEdith Makra, Director of Environmental Ini a ves, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus

Ellen Partridge, Senior Law fellow, Environmental Law and Policy CenterOboi Reed, President and CEO, Equi cityWilliam Schleizer, CEO, Delta Ins tuteJoseph Schwieterman, Director of the Chaddick Ins tute, Depaul UniversitySean Wiedel, Assistant Commissioner, Chicago Department of Transporta onAudrey Wennink, Director of Transporta on, Metropolitan Planning Council

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City of ChicagoChicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP)Illinois Department of Transporta on (IDOT) Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)UI Labs Delta Ins tuteMetropolitan Planning CouncilThe Overhead WireMobility Lab

Equi cityBoschEnvironmental Law and Policy Center (ELPC)University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) Urban Transporta on CenterDePaul UniversityYPT-ChicagoCity Tech Collabora veMetropolitan Mayors Caucus

PROMOTIONAL PARTNERS AND MEDIA SPONSORS

JUMP BikesStantecNelson\NygaardPolsinelli PCmoovel Group

Mo vate CoDemandTransIllinois Department of Transporta on (IDOT)Sam Schwartz Engineering

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