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18th July 2019,  by Aylin Cornelius

MeetUp #3: 24 July, 6pm @ Open Source Lab: Mobility Partnerships

We are happy to announce that our next MeetUp will take place at our lab on 24 July at 5.30. On this occasion, we are looking for answers to the question of how Private-Public Partnerships can help enable a more sustainable and inclusive mobility. There will be three amazing speakers talking about their experiences and visions.

No matter if you are a senior promoter for sustainable mobility, a representative of mobility partnerships or just a curious person you are warmly invited to join us for an evening filled with insightful talks and discussions as well as some snacks and drinks.

Why Are Partnerships of Interest to Us?

It has been argued frequently that city authorities should be in charge for driving the change in urban mobility and many indeed do so. But cities cannot do everything themselves. Increased complexity of mobility services (MaaS) in terms of data infrastructure and required technology make them dependent on the expertise of IT businesses especially.

We would like to take the opportunity to dive deeper into our upcoming research topic on Private-Public Mobility Partnerships and have, therefore, invited three guests who will share the results of their current work and findings.


Agenda and Speakers

We will be opening our doors at 5.30pm, you are welcome to come early and get to know us and the lab prior the event. Presentation will start around 6pm and we aim at closing shop at 8pm.

 # Enrico Howe, Head of Business Development @ motiontag

# Carolina Castanheira, product Manager @ trafi

# Elizabeth Chee, COO&VP Businnes Development @ iomob

Their presentations will be followed by an open discussion that everyone is welcome to participate in.

If you would like to attend our MeetUp, please register here.

We look forward to an insightful event where your perspective is as welcome as the one from our speakers.

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