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Swiftly Innovation Workshop—Bay Area Edition

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Wed
May
03
2023
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12:00pm — 4:30pm PT
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Swiftly office: 49 Stevenson, Suite 700, San Francisco, CA

The workshop will bring together our most forward-looking partner agencies to talk about pressing regional challenges and innovative solutions, especially in the Bay Area. We have the opportunity to significantly improve the way cities move. It’s no small feat, but I’m confident that this group can learn from one another, and accomplish so much together. We invite you to join us! 

Agenda

12:00pm Welcome and lunch

1:00pm Industry trends briefing

  • Jonny Simkin | Swiftly Co-Founder and CEO

1:30pm Panel discussion

Best practices for doing more with less in uncertain times

  • Ahsan Baig | AC Transit
  • Amber Villarreal | FAST
  • Christopher Ramirez | SFMTA

2:00pm Panel discussion

Data strategy: Interoperability, data standards, and a regional common data language

  • Anna Biegalski | Remix by Via
  • Gillian Gillett | Cal-ITP
  • Robert Betts | Marin Transit

2:30pm Bay Area problem-solving interactive activity

  • Meredith Bordoni | Swiftly Chief Product Officer

3:30pm Happy hour

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