Agrion

E-Mobility as a Service (Half Day Conference)

Tuesday 26 June 2012, 8:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Meeting in San Francisco

This event will explore the notion that current developments and trends in technology, demographics and social software networks are impacting how residents of certain major metropolitan areas are approaching how they get around their city or region. The current model establishes a dichotomy between the private automobile and the publicly funded and operated transit system.

Join us on June 26th as we discuss what other options will be available in the very near future.

8:30am - 9:00am

Breakfast & Networking

9:00am - 9:05am

Introduction: What do we mean by E-Mobility?

9:05am - 10:15am

PANEL 1: Existing urban mobility, trends and data (Live stream available)

Existing Infrastructure & Agencies:

The role of public transit & agencies in a multi-modal system
Is there a role for public / private partnerships?

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency,

Peter Albert, Manager - Urban Planning Initiatives

The impact of shared use vehicles: The Real Data

What other mobility models could this lead to?

UC Berkeley Transportation Sustainability Research Center

Dr. Elliot Martin, Research Engineer

The Future of Car Ownership:

The private automobile; its integration into a mobility system for the City
Is there a future for devolved ownership and what could this lead to?

Relay Rides, Shelby Clark, Founder and Chief Community Officer

Panel 1 Discussion - Q&A:

Moderator:

NelsonNygaard, Jessica ter Schure, Principal

10:15am - 10:30am

Coffee & Networking

10:30am - 11:40am

PANEL 2: The Potential Future of Mobility and its Impacts (Live stream available)

Planning for the Future Urban Mobility:

The industries view of the future
A move from product to service provider?

General Motors, Wade Bryant, Design Manager

Mobility and the City: Connecting the Dots

System Connectivity: Ubiquitous transportation
Mobility as a service
Social access

Perkins+Will, Gerry Tierny, Senior Associate

Reclaiming the Public Realm

The potential impact of ubiquitous transportation
The reclaimed public realm: New possibilities

Mia Lehrer & Associates, Ben Feldmann, Senior Associate

Panel 2 Discussion - Q&A:

Moderator:

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Therese Tierny, Assistant Professor

11:40am - 11:45am

Wrap Up, Synthesis & Conclusions

11:45am - 12:00pm

Networking

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Lunch & Start-up Showcase

Featuring:

Roadify, Dylan Goelz, Head of Marketing & Design

Local Motion, Clement Gires, Co-Founder

Zimride, John Zimmer, Founder & COO

Hosted by:

The Transamerica Pyramid - 600 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94111

Cost:

If you are new to AGRION, this meeting can begin your complimentary trial period to allow you to get a better understanding of who we are and what we do.

After this trial period, we require an annual subscription fee determined by the number of active employees from your company. More information regarding membership can be found here (specific packages for startups and non-profits are available upon request).

Attendees list

47 people will attend this meeting, among them

Will attend in person

Via streaming