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SUMMARY:State DOTs and Self Driving Vehicles Workshop - Invite Only
DESCRIPTION:This event is invitation only. For more information on Eno’s Digital Cities work\, visit the project page here or contact Paul Lewis at plewis@enotrans.org. \n \nLearn more
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/state-dots-self-driving-vehicles-workshop-invite/
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SUMMARY:Understanding the Travel Trends of Teens and Young Adults
DESCRIPTION:Driving has been flat or declining for much of the 2000s\, especially among the so-called Millennial Generation. Explanations for this break with a near century long driving trends abound: Young adults are rejecting the suburban\, auto-oriented lifestyles favored by their parents; a new greener ethos is motivating young people to move to cities where they travel more by foot\, bike\, and public transit; information and communications technologies have diminished the marginal utility of driving; tougher economic times have kept otherwise willing young drivers out of cars; and so on. This webinar presents the results of a multi-year study of Millennials and travel to explain what is behind the driving declines because the policy implications vary significantly depending on what is really behind these trends. \nSpeakers:\nRobert Puentes\, President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation\nEvelyn Blumenberg\, Professor of Urban Planning\, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs\nBrian D. Taylor\, Professor of Urban Planning\, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs \n\nREFERENCES\nWhat’s Youth Got To Do With It? Exploring the Travel Behavior of Teens and Young Adults \nTypecasting neighborhoods and travelers: Analyzing the geography of travel behavior among teens and young adults in the U.S. \nRalph\, Kelcie\, Carole Turley Voulgaris\, Anne Brown\, Evelyn Blumenberg\, and Brian D. Taylor. Forthcoming. “Millennials\, built form\, and travel: Insights from a nationwide typology of U.S. neighborhoods\,” Journal of Transport Geography. \nBlumenberg\, Evelyn\, Kelcie Ralph\, Michael Smart\, and Brian D. Taylor. Forthcoming. “Who Knows About Kids These Days? Analyzing the Determinants of Youth and Adult Mobility in the U.S. between 1990 and 2009\,” Transportation Research\, Part A: Policy and Practice. (Authors listed alphabetically). \nVoulgaris\, Carole Turley\, Brian D. Taylor\, Evelyn Blumenberg\, Anne Brown\, and Kelcie Ralph. 2017. “Synergistic Neighborhood Relationships with Travel Behavior: An Analysis of Travel in 30\,000 U.S. Neighborhoods\,” Journal of Transport and Land Use\, 10(2): 1-25. (https://dx.doi.org/10.5198/jtlu.2016.840). \nBrown\, Anne\, Evelyn Blumenberg\, Brian D. Taylor\, Kelcie Ralph\, and Carole Turley Voulgaris. 2016. “A Taste for Transit? Analyzing Public Transit Use Trends Among Youth\,” Journal of Public Transportation\, 19(1): 49-67. (https://dx.doi.org/10.5038/2375-0901.19.1.4).
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/understanding-travel-trends-teens-young-adults-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170321T093000
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SUMMARY:Delivering Modern Air Traffic Control
DESCRIPTION:Join the Eno Center for Transportation for an event on air traffic control reform. The event will be hosted by Eno President and CEO\, Robert Puentes along with former U.S. Secretary of Transportation James Burnley and former U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan. Eno aviation expert Rui Neiva will also be presenting. \nThe event is centered around Eno’s newest report – Time for Reform: Delivering Modern Air Traffic Control. The report calls for taking air traffic control out of the Federal Aviation Administration in favor of either a government corporation or an independent\, non-profit organization. It also proposes a new funding structure that relies on user fees\, rather than the current mix of taxes and general funds. \nRegister
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/delivering-modern-air-traffic-control/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170304
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SUMMARY:Transit Senior Executive Program
DESCRIPTION:The Eno Transit Senior Executive Program is a year-long leadership development program. The course is centered around an intensive week-long seminar held in Washington\, DC. Participants hear from distinguished guest lecturers\, develop their leadership skills\, and build connections in the transit industry. The Program is entering its 12th year and has more than 500 alumni. \nThe TSE Program is designed for top public and private transit executives to participate in an intensive and confidential forum on strategic management\, leadership\, and critical emerging industry issues. In addition to the four instructors\, participants learn from more than a dozen guest lecturers who are current or former transit general managers\, senior Federal officials\, or senior private sector staff. \nAdmission to the program is selective\, and a nomination/application process is required. \nLearn more here.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/transit-senior-executive-program/
LOCATION:Washington DC\, Washington\, DC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170126
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170127
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SUMMARY:Capital Convergence 2017
DESCRIPTION:On January 26\, 2017 Eno will convene the second Capital Convergence conference. Last year’s CapCon focused on the potential of new innovations in mobility. Next we will focus on specific and tangible applications and how these advances are being implemented by cities and states often in partnership with the private sector. CapCon will draw on real-world applications from metropolitan Washington and across the country. \nCapital Convergence will be held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and will feature (among other topics) interactive panels about: \n\nHow to create innovative partnerships between agencies and tech firms?\nWhat are the newest technology and freight innovations?\nHow are regions developing smart regulations and interagency partnerships?\nHow should governments be responding to self driving cars?\nWhat policies are needed to ensure sustainability and equity with transportation technologies?\n\nEvent highlights will include transportation technology demonstrations\, an exciting keynote address\, and a networking reception held during the Washington Auto Show’s Sneak Peak. \nLearn more here
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/capital-convergence-2017/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170109T180000
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SUMMARY:Eno Digital Cities Reception at TRB
DESCRIPTION:Join the Eno Center for our free annual TRB reception as we near our second Digital Cities event – Capital Convergence(CapCon). \nCapCon will bring transportation\, technology\, and policy leaders from across the country to Washington D.C. on January 26\, 2017 to discuss the latest advances in transportation technology. Building off Eno’s 2016 Convergence\, CapCon will focus on specific examples from metropolitan Washington and across the country. \nThe reception will provide an opportunity to network with experts from all areas of transportation as well as to learn about the Eno Center. \nFree Admission | One drink ticket per attendee | Cash Bar | Beer\, wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served. \nRegister \nThank you to our event partner:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-digital-cities-reception/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Freight Working Group Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Eno’s Freight Working Group will meet on December 8 in Washington\, D.C. This group’s purpose is to bring together the industry’s top experts from all areas of freight to guide a policy conversation and find solutions to the nation’s most pressing transportation issues in freight. Co-chaired by former Minnesota Senator\, Norm Coleman and former West Virginia Congressman\, Nick Rahall\, the group is comprised of experts from across the industry. \nIn May of 2016 the group released its first report\, Delivering the Goods: Recommendations for Funding a Federal Freight Program. \nTo learn more about the group\, visit the Freight Working Group Page here. If you are interested in joining\, please contact Patrice Davenport at pdavenport[at]enotrans.org or by phone at 202-879-4700. \nLearn more
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/freight-working-group-meeting/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160912T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160912T203000
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SUMMARY:Eno Alumni and Supporter Reception at 2016 APTA Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:Join the Eno Center for Transportation for a reception at the 2016 APTA Annual Conference. Connect over drinks with Eno course alumni\, faculty\, and supporters. Learn about all the exciting new things going on at Eno. Light refreshments and appetizers will be served. Hope to see you there! \nRegister
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-alumni-supporter-reception-2016-apta-annual-conference/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160609T173000
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SUMMARY:Eno's 24th Annual LDC Fundraising Dinner
DESCRIPTION:The Eno Center for Transportation will hold its 24th Annual Future Leaders Development Conference Fundraising Dinner on Thursday\, June 9\, 2016. Eno will honor Mortimer Downey – longest-serving Deputy Secretary and Chief Operating Officer of the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) – with a Lifetime Achievement Award\, and Phillip Washington – CEO of Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority – with the Wilbur S. Smith Friend of Eno Award. \nEach year\, Eno’s LDC gives 20 of the nation’s top graduate students in transportation a first-hand look at how national transportation policies are developed. Students apply to the program early in the year\, and those selected as “Eno Fellows” come to Washington\, DC for a week of meetings with federal officials and leaders of business and non-profit organizations. \nVIP Reception\nJune 9\, 2016\n5:00pm-6:00pm\nTerrace\nRenaissance Hotel Washington DC Downtown \nReception and Dinner\nJune 9\, 2016\n6:00pm-9:00pm\nCongressional AB\nRenaissance Hotel Washington DC Downtown \nPricing\nFull pricing can be found here. \nInterested in sponsoring the event?\nClick here for more information.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/2016-ldc-dinner/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160605
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160610
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SUMMARY:Future Leaders Development Conference
DESCRIPTION:Each year\, the Eno Future Leaders Development Conference (LDC) gives 20 of the nation’s top graduate students in transportation a first-hand look at how national transportation policies are developed. Students apply to the program early in the year\, and those selected as “Eno Fellows” come to Washington\, DC for a week in the spring of meetings with federal officials and leaders of business and non-profit organizations. \nLocation: Renaissance\, Washington DC Downtown Hotel \nTo find out more about the Future Leaders Development Conference and how to apply click here. \n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/future-leaders-development-conference-2/
LOCATION:Renaissance Washington DC Downtown Hotel\, 999 9th Street NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20036\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160519T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160519T160000
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SUMMARY:Eno Paper Release - Delivering the Goods: Recommendations for Funding a Federal Freight Program
DESCRIPTION:The Eno Center for Transportation invites you to the release of Delivering the Goods: Recommendations for Funding a Federal Freight Program. \nEno’s Freight Working Group:\nBackground\nThe United States currently lacks a comprehensive freight policy\, but over the past several years there has been substantial discussion regarding the need to develop a national program of investment in freight and goods movement. Numerous organizations have all weighed in on the need for a multimodal discretionary grant program for freight investments. However\, none of these organizations have identified a specific dedicated funding source for such a program and this remains the primary barrier to implementation. \nPurpose\nThe Eno Center for Transportation has brought together the industry’s top experts from all areas of freight to discuss how to develop a specific proposal for funding a multimodal freight program. Learn more here. \nAgenda:\n\n\n\n1:45 – 2:00 pm\nRegistration\n\n\n2:00 – 2:10 pm\nWelcome and Introduction \n\nRobert Puentes\, Eno Center for Transportation\nFormer Senator Norm Coleman\, Working Group Co-Chair\n\n\n\n\n2:10 – 2:30 pm\nPresentation of Freight Funding Report and Recommendations \nPaul Lewis\, Eno Center for Transportation\n\n\n2:30 – 2:45 pm\nRemarks from Capitol Hill \nCongressman Alan Lowenthal (D-CA)\n\n\n2:30 – 4:00 pm\nModerated Discussion  \n\nRobert Puentes\, Eno Center for Transportation\nChuck Baker\, National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association\nLeslie Blakey\, Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors\nDavid Gehr\, WSP Parsons Brinkerhoff\nAlejandro Solis\, HDR\, Inc.\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen:\nThursday\, May 19\, 2016\n2:00pm – 3:30pm \nWhere:\nCapitol Visitor Center\nFirst St NE\nHVC-200\nWashington\, District of Columbia 20515 \nRegister
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-paper-release-delivering-goods-recommendations-funding-federal-freight-program/
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SUMMARY:CHEAPER\, SAFER\, FASTER: How Disruptive Technologies Are Changing How We Build and Operate Transportation Infrastructure
DESCRIPTION:AASHTO and Eno invite you to the event CHEAPER\, SAFER\, FASTER: How Disruptive Technologies Are Changing How We Build and Operate Transportation Infrastructure\nWhen: Monday\, May 16\, 2016\nWhere: House T&I Committee Hearing Room\, Rayburn House Office Building\n\n\n\n2:45 – 3:00pm \nRegistration and Coffee\n\n\n3:00 – 3:05 pm \nIntroductory remarks \nBud Wright\, Executive Director\, AASHTO\n\n\n3:05pm – 3:20 pm \nOverview of Technology Trends and Infrastructure \nPresentation by Rob Puentes\, Eno Center for Transportation\n\n\n3:20 – 5:00 pm \nPanel Discussion \nSession Moderated by: Bud Wright\, AASHTO \nPanelists: \n\nCarlos Braceras\, Utah Department of Transportation\nKen Leonard\, ITS Joint Program Office\, U.S Department of Transportation\nBrian Pickerall\, Booz Allen Hamilton\nDavid Strickland\, Venable LLC\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister \n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/disruptive-technology-transportation-infrastructure-convergence-technology-transportation-changing-build-operate-assets/
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SUMMARY:Eno Member Webinar: Ian Brown\, The Strategy and Economics of London's Major Rail Projects
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a members-only webinar with Ian Brown\, International Rail Consultant.\nTopic:\nThe Strategy and Economics of London’s Major Rail Projects \nWhen:\n10:30am – 11:00am ET\nApril 20\, 2016 \nAbout the Speaker and Presentation:\nIan Brown\, CBE BSc FCILT\nFollowing graduation from Manchester University\, Ian joined the British Railways (BR) two year Graduate Management Training program\, embarking upon a career in railways. \nIn 1984 he was appointed as Inter City Manager for the West Coast Main Line (similar in length and complexity to Amtrak’s North East Corridor) as BR moved from commercial management to full business management including operations and maintenance. \nIan transferred to the Chairman’s new Policy Unit set up to address strategic issues\, in this case how to make freight on Britain’s railways profitable following a year long coal miner’s strike. Coal had dominated rail freight in the UK as elsewhere. For his sins\, Ian was appointed as Managing Director (MD) of Railfreight Distribution to implement the reform strategy focusing on intermodal – Freightliners Ltd\, closing down wagon load operations and introducing freight trains between Britain and the Continent through the Channel Tunnel from 1994. \nBritish Rail was privatised in 1996 and following a brief spell with French Railways (SNCF) Ian was invited to join the Dockland Light Railway in London as CEO with the remit to franchise the operation of the railway and deliver a series of extensions. This eventually led to the DLR becoming the centrepiece of the 2012 Olympic Games\, the first public transport Olympic Games. \nA new transport group – Transport for London (TfL) was set up by the Mayor of London in 2001. Ian joined TfL as MD of London Rail embarking on the assimilation of main line rail services into London’s transport system and\, using a combination of new-build and existing lines\, undertook the East London Line rail project and introduced the London Overground. This was gradually extended to a circular route around London and is an enormous success. As a result the UK government finally had the confidence to give the go ahead to the large Crossrail project. \nIan was awarded a CBE on retirement in the Queen’s New Years Honours List in 2011 for services to Railways and joined the Crossrail Board as a non executive director. \nThe Eno presentation and discussion will examine these London projects\, how they came about\, the politics\, financing and funding models used and how railways became an integral part of London’s economic success story. \nRegister
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-webinar-ian-brown-strategy-economics-londons-major-rail-projects/
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SUMMARY:Convergence: The Intersection of Technology and Transportation
DESCRIPTION:Transportation options that were once only fantasies are now at our fingertips. Traffic information is available on-demand\, bicycles are commonly shared\, and the prospects for self-driving cars have been increasing. Smart phones have enabled an array of mobility options including the ability to call a personal driver at the click of a button or to crowd-source the best possible route to a given destination. Technological advancements are even on the brink of enabling same-hour delivery service via drones. \nConvergence is poised to bring together the policy-makers\, entrepreneurs\, C-level executives\, solution providers and business thought-leaders that are transforming the landscape of the transportation industry.  These stakeholders will discuss the critical issues affecting technology enabled transit\, the shared economy\, health care delivery\, and traveler information\, among other key topics. Participants will have the opportunity to compare their successes\, challenges\, and new models and discuss their policy implications in a collaborative\, yet focused setting. \nConvergence: noun con•ver•gence kənˈvərjən(t)s the merging of distinct technologies\, industries\, or devices into a unified whole \nConvergence will be much more than a multi-modal transportation summit; Eno is setting the stage for a dynamic day-long event packed with expert-led panels\, one-on-one executive exchanges\, thought-leadership sessions\, case studies from our research and a vision for future policy based upon best practices. Open dialogue will be encouraged throughout the day to maximize idea sharing and ensure productivity.  Participants will not only have the opportunity to learn\, share\, and debate; they will make key industry contacts. \nThe summit’s strategic agenda is designed to maximize efficiency and offer unique insight into present and future challenges facing solutions providers and policy-makers in the transportation industry. We hope you will partner with us as we dissect and address the modern realities that are shaping the very near future of transportation. \n\nLearn more about Eno’s Digital Cities project here \nLearn more about sponsorship opportunities here \n\n\n\n\n8:00 AM- 9:00 AM  \nBreakfast Available\n\n\n9:00 AM- 9:30AM\nWelcome and Presentation  \n\nEmil Frankel\, Interim Eno President and CEO\nComments by Incoming Eno President and CEO\, Rob Puentes\n\nPresentation and summary of Eno’s Digital Cities program\, goals\, and expected outcomes \n\nPaul Lewis\, Vice President of Policy and Finance\, Eno Center\n\nUpdate on USDOT’s Smart Cities Challenge \n\n\nMark Dowd\, Deputy Assistant Secretary\, Office of Research and Technology\, USDOT \n\n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM- 10:45 AM \n(Sessions A & B)\n(Session A) Transit’s Technological Revolution \nThe use of technology is transforming the traditional models of taxis and transit. Technology is moving us away from the era of the street hail\, to the dawn of hailing through mobile applications. In the realm of transit\, technology is being used to optimize and create flexible transit routes\, improve traveler information\, optimize schedules\, and improve on-demand services. These innovations are creating opportunities to rethink how we deliver taxi and transit services. This panel will discuss what types of innovations are currently on the market place\, where the industry expects to grow from a technological perspective\, and how the private sector and public sector can partner to meet our mobility needs. \nModerator: Sharon Feigon\, Executive Director\, Shared Use Mobility Center \nPanelists:  \n\nEmily Castor\, Director of Transportation Policy\, Lyft\nZack Wasserman\, VP Strategy\, Via\nRegina Clewlow\, Director of Transportation Research and Policy\, RideScout\nTimothy Papandreou\, Director\, Office of Innovation\, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency \nAndrew Salzberg\, Global Mobility Policy Lead\, Uber\n\n  \n(Session B) Using Technology to Optimize Freight Shipment \nThe shipment of goods is a critical economic generator for our communities and for our businesses\, and technological innovations have the potential to decrease costs and to increase shipping speed. This panel will explore which innovations have the potential to have the greatest benefits\, what the biggest policy hurdles are\, and the role that public policy can play to encourage their effective and responsible deployment.  \nModerator: Adie Tomer\, Fellow\, Brookings  \nPanelists: \n\nDan Harman\, General Manager\, New York City\, Cargomatic\nAllison Yoh\, Transportation Policy Manager\, Port of Long Beach\nMarc Gorlin\, Founder & CEO\, Roadie\nSteve Boyd\, Founder and VP External Affairs\, Peloton Technology\n\n\n\n\n10:45AM- 11:00 AM\nCoffee Break \n \n\n\n11:00AM- 12:15 PM \n(Sessions C & D)\n(Session C) The Role of Cities in Our Mobility Future \nTechnology has helped to enable the sharing economy\, which allows consumers to access and share mobility options on a peer-to-peer basis\, or share mobility tools with businesses. While sharing services creates newfound economic potential\, there are challenges associated with liability\, competition\, and access for all. This panel will discuss the potential benefits that can be gained from a growing sharing economy\, while also discussing the challenges and the proper role for the public sector to play.  \nModerator: Scott Kubly\, Director\, Seattle Department of Transportation \nPanelists:  \n\nMarcel Porras\, Chief Sustainability Office\, City of Los Angeles\n Susan Shaheen\, Adjunct Professor\, Director of Innovative Mobility Research\, Co-Director of the Transportation Sustainability Research Center\, University of California-Berkeley \nJennifer O’Brien\, Founder\, Hopista\nLee Jones\, Director of Sales\, B-Cycle\nJustin Holmes\, Director\, Corporate Communications and Public Policy\, Zipcar\n\n  \n(Session D) Technology and Data for Transportation Optimization \nAs transportation data becomes more ubiquitous\, the private sector has been able to use innovative analytics to help provide useful information to users and communicate how to best optimize trips. This panel will explore the potential uses of the growing body of data\, its technological implications\, and how the public sector can partner with these innovators to improve public information and services.  \nModerator: Dan Morgan\, Chief Data Officer\, U.S. Department of Transportation \nPanelists:  \n\nShyam Kannan\, Managing Director of Planning\, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority\nPrachi Vakharia\, RideAmigos\nJoung Lee\, Policy Director\, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials\nWade Rosado\, Director\, Analytics\, Urban-Insights\nChris Zeilinger\, Assistant Director\, Community Transportation Association of America\n\n\n\n\n12:15PM- 1:45 PM\nLunch and Luncheon Keynote \nKeynote: David Strickland\, Venable LLP\, Former Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)\n\n\n1:45 PM- 3:00 PM\nBeyond Speculation: The Pragmatic Policy Role in Autonomous Vehicles \nAutonomous vehicles have been long been the subject of speculation in terms of how they may potentially shape the future of mobility and our commuting patterns. Rather than speculate\, this panel seeks to explore the technological advancements that are currently in the works and discuss the role of public policy to ensure a seamless transition from development to inclusion on the road.  \nModerator: Jackie Glassman\, Hogan Lovells \nPanelists:  \n\nBlair Anderson\, Deputy Administrator\, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration\nSam LaMagna\, Director of Advanced Driving Technologies for the Transportation Solutions Division\, Intel Corporation\nKen Laberteaux\, Sr. Principal Scientist\, Toyota Research Institute\nDan Fagnant\, Assistant Professor\, University of Utah\nHarry Lightsey\, Executive Director\, Global Connected Customer Experience\, General Motors\n\n\n\n\n3:00PM- 3:15 PM \nCoffee Break \n \n\n\n3:15 PM- 4:30 PM\nWhere do we go from here?  \nThe Convergence will explore the role of public policy in enabling innovation mobility across modes. For this panel\, we will invite some of the top visionaries in the field of transportation to reflect on the innovations and policy solutions discussed throughout the day and contextualize these ideas within the context of government. Panelists will seek to define the best role for the public sector at the intersection of mobility and technology and to identify where further policy research should be focused.  \nModerator: Robert Puentes\, Incoming President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation  \nPanelists: \n\nBrian Taylor\, Professor of Urban Planning\, University of California\, Los Angeles \nNadine Lee\, Deputy Chief Innovation Officer\, Office of Extraordinary Innovation\, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority\nRit Aggarwala\, Sidewalk Labs\nVince Valdes\, Associate Administrator\, Research\, Demonstration and Innovation\, Federal Transit Administration\nDeron Lovaas\, Senior Policy Advisor\, Urban Program\, Natural Resources Defense Council\n\n\n\n\n4:30PM-4:45PM\nClosing Remarks \nEno Interim President and CEO\, Emil Frankel\n\n\n5:15pm-7:00pm\nVIP Reception \nLocation: Del Frisco’s Grille\,1201 Pennsylvania Ave NW\, Washington\, DC 20004 \nNOTE: Registration is free for CONVERGENCE attendees. If you cannot make CONVERGENCE but would still like to join us for the reception\, follow the registration link below: \nREGISTER\n\n\n\nPrivate Sector: $125 \nPublic Sector: $90 \nMembers of Eno receive a 25% discount price for one registration. If you have not received the code in your email\, contact Erin Shumate at eshumate@enotrans.org.  \nREGISTER \n\n  \nGENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY:\n \n 
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SUMMARY:Eno & Uber TRB Reception
DESCRIPTION:Join Eno and Uber at our annual TRB Reception and help us celebrate –\nOne year of Eno Transportation Weekly\, our new Digital Cities initiative\, and Eno’s 95th year in business! \nLocation: Marriott Marquis – In Independence Hall E (Level M4).  \nRegistration is free but donations are welcome. \nRegister Now   Give to Eno \nThis reception has been generously sponsored by:
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SUMMARY:Transit Mid Manager: Level II
DESCRIPTION:The Transit Mid-Manager Seminar (Level 2) is an course intended for graduates of the Eno Transit Mid-Manager Seminar (Level 1). Students will learn advanced skills that build upon concepts discussed at the first course\, including communications\, management techniques\, and team building. Students will also benefit from several guest lectures delivered by senior transit professionals. \nLearn More
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SUMMARY:Eno\, AAF & CAF Join Forces During Infrastructure Week
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars! The Eno Center for Transportation\, American Action Forum\, and the Center for American Progress invites you to attend a discussion on transportation funding and the future of the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) during Infrastructure Week.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-aaf-caf-join-forces-during-infrastructure-week/
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