Scott Kubly is director of the Seattle Department of Transportation. Appointed by Mayor Ed Murray in July 2014, Scott oversees transportation policy, capital project delivery, transportation and maintenance operations, transit and mobility improvements, and management of the City’s right of way. He led the creation of the award winning Move Seattle Plan, which outlines Mayor […]

Polish-American architect, Daniel Libeskind is an international figure in architecture and urban design. Informed by a deep commitment to music, philosophy, and literature, Mr. Libeskind aims to create architecture that is resonant, original, and sustainable. Libeskind established his architectural studio in Berlin, Germany, in 1989 after winning the competition to build the Jewish Museum in […]

Rodin is the CEO of A³ and former Project Executive of Project Vahana. Rodin has been making unlikely aircraft fly autonomously since his first aerobatic helicopter at MIT (where he also earned his undergrad and Master’s degrees in aeronautics and astronautics). He spent several years at Athena Technologies designing flight software for a number of […]

Maria is the Chief Information Officer for the City of Sacramento. She has over 25 years of extensive experience in public and private sector IT. She has a proven track record of leading technology programs, strategy development, business process management, advanced analytics, cloud computing, governance, execution, and implementing organizational transformational initiatives. A dynamic high performing […]

Tom Maguire is Director of the Sustainable Streets Division at SFMTA, where he directs the agency’s ambitious efforts to achieve Vision Zero and to create world class streets for all San Franciscans. The 1,035 employees of Sustainable Streets operate, engineer, design, and plan the city’s traffic, parking, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure and provide transit security […]

Born in 1975, Alexandre MISSOFFE is a graduate of the Institute of Political Studies of Aix-en-Provence, ESSEC and the Institute of Advanced Studies on Urban Planning and Development. After a few years as consultant in economic intelligence followed by the creation in 2006 of a monitoring and internet communication company, he is called in 2009 by […]

Douglas Moore is Director of Technology for Human Support Group for Toyota Motor North America, where he focuses on applying new technology solutions and robotics to enrich lives and advance the freedom of mobility to more people. Toyota is actively researching ways to apply advanced technologies to help people with limited mobility, including seniors or […]

Christophe Najdovski was born in Paris, in 1969, from Macedonian parents. He graduated from the University Pantheon-Sorbonne with a Master in environmental economics. He started his carrier as a high school teacher of economics and social politics in Paris and its area. In 1993, Christophe Najdovski joined the green party “Les Verts”. In 2001, he […]

As Chief Innovation Officer, Colin O’Donnell leads Intersection’s efforts that drive breakthroughs in new products, services, markets, and within the organization. Drawing on his entrepreneurial and technical experience in creating transformative, scalable change within the public and private sectors, Colin delivers disruptive yet pragmatic solutions that respond to the biggest challenges facing our cities, communities, […]

Wim Ouboter had already earned an MBA from Zurich Business School, worked as a Swiss banker, studied International Business at Boston College and built a textile factory in South Carolina, when, in his early 30s, he recognized a need for a new type of mobility – one that would be efficient for traveling a ‘micro’ […]