Agenda

Wednesday, April 3 (Optional Bonus Opportunities)

Tours: 2:15 - 3:15 p.m. 

• Genentech EV Tour
• Genentech Campus Tour

Workshop: 2:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.
The Future of TDM 2.0
How can Counties, Cities, TMA’s, and employers work together to move TDM into the future. Listen to a panel discuss how their programs are evolving, what they are doing to measure success and increase participation using innovations in technology.  After the panel, participate in the workshop on how we work together to create change together.
Speakers include: 

9 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. – Welcome Address (Chapter President / Board)

9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. – Keynote Address: Jeffrey Tumlin, Director of Transportation, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA)

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Concurrent Sessions: 10:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.

• Navigating the Micromobility Landscape
  As technology and urban planning continue to evolve, micromobility is expected to play a significant role in shaping the future of transportation, offering a flexible and sustainable alternative for short-distance travel in densely populated areas. However, challenges such as safety concerns, regulatory issues, and the proper integration of micromobility services into existing transportation infrastructure need to be addressed for its widespread adoption.
  Speakers include: 
  • Matthew Hissom, Senior Commodity Manager - Transportation & Logistics, University of California Office of the President
    
  • Danielle Glaser, Senior Program Manager for Global Transportation, LinkedIn
  • Chinmay Malaviya, Co-Founder and CEO, Ridepanda
  • Moderator: Emma Shlaes, TDM Program Manager, Commute.org 

• Connecting Futures: High-Speed Rail, Transit-Oriented Communities and TDM Strategies
  As urban landscapes evolve and face increasing mobility challenges, it is essential to explore innovative solutions that promote sustainable, efficient, and interconnected transportation systems.  This session dives into the dynamic intersection of rail, transit-oriented communities and TDM. Participants will leave equipped with a comprehensive understanding of how these elements can collectively shape a more connected, sustainable, and resilient urban future.
  Speakers include: 
  
  • Kelly Doyle, Supervising Transportation Planner, California High-Speed Rail Authority
  • Sam Sargent, Director of Strategy & Policy, Caltrain
  • Meea Kang, Senior Vice President, Development, Related California Affordable
  • Moderator: Laura Tolkoff, Transportation Policy Director, San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)

11:45 a.m. – 1 p.m. – Lunch

• Lunchtime remarks: Tilly Chang, Executive Director, San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA)
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1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. - Concurrent Sessions 

• Tomorrow’s Commute with Innovative and Flexible Mobility Solutions
  As cities and employers grapple with evolving transportation needs, we will explore how ridesharing, microtransit and micromobility offer commuters a diverse range of choices for their daily journeys.  The integration of sustainable modes and how implementing these options will contribute to reducing environmental impact while offering flexibility to lead to more efficient and enjoyable commuting experiences.
  Speakers include: 
  
  • Oscar Gonzalez, Corporate Safety, Security, Sustainability, and Transportation Coordinator (Global Facilities), Rubrik
    
  • Ron Grassi, Director of Programs, Solano Transportation Authority
    
  • Amy McCrary, Assistant Director, Sustainable Transportation, Stanford Research Park
  • Moderator: Rawny Capizzelli - Commute Sales Consultant, Commute with Enterprise

• Charged Horizons: The Future with Electrification and Low Carbon Fuels
  As the world seeks sustainable and low-carbon solutions, this session brings together experts, innovators, and stakeholders to examine the evolving trends, challenges, and opportunities within the electrification and alternative fuels domain. The panel will delve into challenges faced by industries in promoting electrification, including infrastructure development.
  Speakers include:
  • Brendon Harrington, Senior Director, Transportation, Google
  • Aleece Beaulieu, Program Manager, Transportation, Genentech 
  • Dean Kunesh, EV Fleet Program Manager, PG&E
  • Moderator: Lloyd Ickes, Senior Director of EV Infrastructure, Hallcon

2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. – Concurrent Sessions

• Equity in Action: Real-Life Examples of Inclusive TDM Initiatives
  An overview of the importance of equity in TDM, emphasizing the need to address disparities in access to transportation services and opportunities.  This session highlights real-world cases where equity has been prioritized in the planning and implementation of TDM programs.
  Speakers include: 
  • Colin Piethe, Transportation Planner, City of Oakland
  • Edith Verdin, Associate Regional Planner, San Joaquin Council of Governments | dibs
  • Shaun Ranson, Air Pollution Specialist – Equitable Mobility Incentives Branch, California Air Resources Board
  • Moderator: Megan Gee, Americas Region Equity Leader for Planning and Climate, Arup

• Breath of Fresh Air: TDM in the Pursuit of Sustainability and Air Quality
  This session focuses on the critical nexus between sustainability goals, air quality improvement, and effective TDM strategies.  The panelists will speak on the integral link between Scope 3 emissions, transportation choices, and air quality.  Illuminating the synergies between VMT reduction and innovative TDM initiatives, demonstrating the collective impact on creating cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable cities.
  Speakers include:  
  • Ria Hutabarat Lo, PhD, Transportation Manager, City of Mountain View
  • Andy Keeton, VP Global Strategy, Commutifi
  • Matt Caywood, CEO, Actionfigure
  • Moderator: Hillary Rupert, Senior Director, Programs, Gladstein, Neandross & Associates (GNA)

3:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. – Closing Reception

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