Registration is now open for the 2015 national shared mobility summit Move Together. The event will bring transportation and policy leaders from across the country to Chicago on September 28-30 to discuss new developments in shared mobility, foster collaboration between the public and private sectors, and explore new solutions related to carsharing, bikesharing, ride-hailing and more. The conference will be conducted in partnership with the North American Bike Share Association's (NABSA) 2015 Annual Meeting and will feature some shared programming.
Speakers include representatives from Lyft, Zipcar, car2go, Via, Google, Bridj, Motivate, Ridescout, Divvy, B-cycle and Slow Roll Chicago as well as Department of Transportation commissioners, strategic planning directors and other public sector leaders from Chicago, LA, Seattle, Ontario, Dallas, D.C., San Francisco and many more. Register today!
Registration Details
• SUMC Conference: Public Sector/Nonprofit Rate (Mon-Tues): $200
• SUMC Conference: Private Sector Rate (Mon-Tues): $250
• SUMC Conference + NABSA Meeting: Public Sector Rate (Mon-Wed): $425
• SUMC Conference + NABSA Meeting Private Sector Rate (Mon-Wed): $450
Event Overview
Building on the success of the Live Ride Share conference in Los Angeles earlier this year, SUMC's national summit will feature a series of interactive, hands-on sessions with influential mobility leaders as well as advanced practitioner break-outs. The conference will be conducted in partnership with the North American Bike Share Association's (NABSA) 2015 Annual Meeting and will feature some shared programming. Speakers will include some of the most innovative DOTs from cities such as Seattle, L.A. and D.C., and former DOTs like Gabe Klein, as well last as the most innovative companies, including Google, Lyft, Ridescout, Via, and many more.
Event Agenda
September 27: Pre-Conference Reception
September 28-29: Shared Mobility Summit
September 29-30: NABSA Annual Meeting
Register for Move Together now!
The Shared-Use Mobility Center is a public-interest organization working to foster collaboration in shared mobility (including bike-sharing, car-sharing, ride-sharing and more) and help connect the growing industry with transit agencies, cities and communities across the nation. Through piloting programs, conducting new research and providing advice and expertise to cities and regions, SUMC hopes to extend the benefits of shared mobility for all.