A recording of the webinar is available online.
In this virtual meeting, our discussion will focus on how transportation innovation and policies may be impacted by pandemics like COVID-19.
Even before the pandemic, urban and metropolitan transportation systems were being stretched to the breaking point. Congestion, long commutes, and crumbling infrastructure were common complaints for commuters. As people are permitted to return to work in their offices, what transportation will they use to get there? Will they be willing to go given the limited transportation options currently available? Any solutions to these issues will have logistic, capital, and labor implications for companies and policymakers trying to address this changing environment.
Please join our panelists from the technology and government sectors as they discuss how our future world of transportation might look.
Rodney Slater
Partner - Squire Patton Boggs - Squire Patton Boggs
Former US Secretary of Transportation
Rodney Slater helps clients integrate their interests in the overall vision for the transportation system of the 21st century – a vision he set as Transportation Secretary to promote a safer, more efficient, environmentally sound and sustainable worldwide transportation infrastructure.
Mouchka Heller
Automotive and Autonomous Mobility Lead | Global Leadership Fellow
World Economic Forum
Mouchka Heller leads the World Economic Forum's integrated mobility initiative, which designs, tests, executes, and globally scales innovative economic development models leveraging mobility products, services and technologies to foster sustainable, inclusive growth in urban ecosystems.
Eric Bach
VP of Hardware Engineering - Lucid Motors
Eric Bach has guided numerous vehicles to market in 20 years of leadership. His unique experience blends deep expertise from high-volume original equipment manufacturers with agile execution of technology-forward industry challengers.