Breakout Room A: Creating an Effective Public Private Partnership

Friend Center 113 - Convocation Room

• 1:30pm Plenary Precept: Creating an effective Public entity in a public-private partnership

  Session Lead:

  • Bryant Walker Smith, Associate Professor of Law, University of South Carolina

  Discussants:

  • Kevin Biesty, President / Founder, Biesty Policy Solutions

  • Diana Furchtgott-Roth, Adjunct Professor of Economics, George Washington University

  • Bernard Soriano, Deputy Director, California DMV

  • Richard Sun, Senior Policy Advisor, Transportation and Infrastructure, Office of Governor Phil Murphy

  • Andrew Tunnard, Assistant Commissioner, NJDOT

• 3:00pm Precept A2: Who/what is the effective Private entity in an public-private partnership

  Session Lead:

  • Matt Daus, Founder and Chair of the Transportation Practice Group, Windels Marx

  Discussants:

  • Christina Aizcorbe, VP of Government Affairs, Velodyne

  • Jeff Brandes, Florida State Senator

  • Baruch Feigenbaum, Senior Managing Director, Transportation Policy, Reason Foundation

  • Katherine Freund, Founder and President, ITNAmerica

  • John Rossant, CEO, CoMotion; Founder & Chairman, NewCities
    

Breakout Room B: The Sociology and Design of Driverless Cities

Friend Center 008

• 2:30 pm Precept B1: Creating an equitable mobility hub and accessible kiosk

  Session Goal:

  • How do we solve the last 1,000 feet of autonomous mobility (pick-up & drop-off)?

  • What does the future of streets and sidewalks look like?

  • How can we design an equitable and accessible transit system based on autonomous vehicles?

  Session Moderator:

  • Marshall Brown, Associate Professor of Architecture, Princeton University

  • Jerry He, Executive Director, CARTS

  Discussants:

  • Bob Kacergis, Chief Commercial OfficerMomentum Dynamics

  • Anil Lewis, Executive Director, Blindness Initiatives, National Federation of the Blind

  • Jerome Lutin, Senior Director of Statewide and Regional Planning, New Jersey Transit (Retired); Co-author, “1975 Trenton Transit Study”

  • Willa Ng, Partnerships and Strategy Lead (Pebble), Google

  • Prashanth Venkataram, Postdoctoral researcher, University of California, Davis, Institute of Transportation Studies

• 4:00 pm Precept B2: New Paradigms of Public and Community Engagement

  Session Moderator

  • Henry Greenidge, Co-Head Of Transportation @ Tusk Strategies

  • Patricia Fernendez-Kelly, Professor of Sociology, Princeton University

  Discussants:

  • Pam Brooks, Director of Resident and Community Services, Trenton Housing Authority

  • Helena Rong, Founder, CIVIS Design and Advisory

  • Selika Talbott, Founder, Autonomous Vehicle Consulting, LLC

  • Daisy Wall, Director of Policy and Advocacy, May Mobility

Breakout Room C: Technology Room

Friend Center 006

• 2:30 pm Precept C1: The State of Computer Chauffered Mobility

  Moderator:

  • Alain Kornhauser, Professor, Princeton University

  Discussants:

  • Jennifer Foote, SVP Business Development @ Beep

  • Johann (JJ) Jungwirth, Vice President of Mobility-as-a-Service @ Mobileye

  • Urs Muller, Senior Director of System Software/Chief Architect-Autonomous Driving, Nvidia

  • Ed Olson, CEO @ May Mobility

  • Carter Stern, Senior Government Affairs Manager @ Cruise

• 4:00 pm Precept C2: Ride Sharing: Key to Success

  Precept Lead:

  • Daniel Sperling, Professor & Director of Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis
    

  Discussants:

  • Meghan Grela, Autonomous Mobility Lead, Via

  • Cheryl Kastrenakes, Executive Director at Greater Mercer TMA

  • Ellen Partridge, Policy and Strategy Director @ Shared-Use Mobility Center

  • Michael Shamma, President & CEO, Sam Schwartz