Mobility Talks: Internet, Digital Inclusion, and Mobility
Wednesday, January 13
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. ET
(Complimentary Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with the Michigan Mobility Institute. Mobility technologies are a large contributor to the growing need for internet to be offered as a utility in our communities as opposed to an optional luxury. This Mobility Talks discussion will discuss the intersection of mobility and tech, the way transportation interacts with internet networks for operation, and some of the unique strides that are being taken in the City of Detroit to provide connectivity for residents.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
REGISTER HERE
Wednesday, January 13
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. ET
(Complimentary Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with the Michigan Mobility Institute. Mobility technologies are a large contributor to the growing need for internet to be offered as a utility in our communities as opposed to an optional luxury. This Mobility Talks discussion will discuss the intersection of mobility and tech, the way transportation interacts with internet networks for operation, and some of the unique strides that are being taken in the City of Detroit to provide connectivity for residents.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
REGISTER HERE
Virtual Event
Urban Mobility Series: The Future of Urban Mobility
Tuesday, January 19
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Continuing industry’s discussion on the next decade of mobility, this panel looks to hone in on the vision for what mobility will entail in an urban environment. Engage with experts from a variety of perspectives discussing the question: What does the future of urban mobility look like: public transit, commercial mobility providers, and personal vehicle ownership?
Moderator
Andreas Mai, CEO and Co-Founder, Ecomo
Panelists
Rich Davey, Partner & Associate Director, BCG
Bill Frykman, Director, City Solutions North America, Ford Motor Company
Stephen Lesh, Head of Hardware & Vehicle Programs, Uber Advanced Technologies Group
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Tuesday, January 19
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Continuing industry’s discussion on the next decade of mobility, this panel looks to hone in on the vision for what mobility will entail in an urban environment. Engage with experts from a variety of perspectives discussing the question: What does the future of urban mobility look like: public transit, commercial mobility providers, and personal vehicle ownership?
Moderator
Andreas Mai, CEO and Co-Founder, Ecomo
Panelists
Rich Davey, Partner & Associate Director, BCG
Bill Frykman, Director, City Solutions North America, Ford Motor Company
Stephen Lesh, Head of Hardware & Vehicle Programs, Uber Advanced Technologies Group
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Virtual Event
Urban Mobility Series: Smart City Planning Strategies
Tuesday, February 16
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Connected and smart city technologies are advancing rapidly. This is challenging city planners and infrastructure developers to keep pace and develop plans while markets remain unsettled on technology solutions. These plans are critical to the current and future success of an urban economy. Help develop strategies with the panel focused on answering the question: What smart city initiatives are worth investing and planning for?
Panelists
Blaine Leonard, Transportation Technology Engineer, Utah Department of Transportation
Sophia Mohr, Chief Innovation Officer, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA)
Dominic Papa, Vice President, Arizona Commerce Authority
Justin Snowden, BSME, JD, Mobility Strategy, City of Detroit
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Tuesday, February 16
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Connected and smart city technologies are advancing rapidly. This is challenging city planners and infrastructure developers to keep pace and develop plans while markets remain unsettled on technology solutions. These plans are critical to the current and future success of an urban economy. Help develop strategies with the panel focused on answering the question: What smart city initiatives are worth investing and planning for?
Panelists
Blaine Leonard, Transportation Technology Engineer, Utah Department of Transportation
Sophia Mohr, Chief Innovation Officer, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA)
Dominic Papa, Vice President, Arizona Commerce Authority
Justin Snowden, BSME, JD, Mobility Strategy, City of Detroit
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Virtual Event
2021 Nissan Rogue Vehicle Event
Tuesday, February 23
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
SAE members and guests will have the opportunity to hear a presentation from key members of the Nissan Team surrounding the development of the 2021 Nissan Rogue.
Registration and additional details to follow.
Tuesday, February 23
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
SAE members and guests will have the opportunity to hear a presentation from key members of the Nissan Team surrounding the development of the 2021 Nissan Rogue.
Registration and additional details to follow.
Virtual Event
Urban Mobility Series: Profitability vs. Societal Benefits
Tuesday, March 9
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Transit agencies have wrestled with revenue issues for decades. Should profitability be the only measure of success of a transportation service? What societal benefits can be weighed by additional transportation options? The panel will address current mobility business models, economic strategies, and societal directives focused on answering the question: How should mobility services be measured as successful?
Moderator
Carla Bailo, President and CEO, Center for Automotive Research
Panelists
Karen Lightman, Executive Director, Metro21
Andreas Mai, CEO and Co-Founder, Ecomo
Karina Ricks, Director of Mobility and Infrastructure, City of Pittsburgh
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Tuesday, March 9
11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. ET
(Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with SAE International. Transit agencies have wrestled with revenue issues for decades. Should profitability be the only measure of success of a transportation service? What societal benefits can be weighed by additional transportation options? The panel will address current mobility business models, economic strategies, and societal directives focused on answering the question: How should mobility services be measured as successful?
Moderator
Carla Bailo, President and CEO, Center for Automotive Research
Panelists
Karen Lightman, Executive Director, Metro21
Andreas Mai, CEO and Co-Founder, Ecomo
Karina Ricks, Director of Mobility and Infrastructure, City of Pittsburgh
*Additional speakers to be added once confirmed.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
Pricing
$25 Member
$10 Student Member
$39 Non-member
NOTE: Do not use your Detroit Section username/password to register. Registration will take place on SAE International’s website via link below and you will need to use that username/password to register.
REGISTER HERE
Virtual Event
Mobility Talks: Cyber Securities
Wednesday, March 17
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. ET
(Complimentary Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with the Michigan Mobility Institute. Advances to in-vehicle services, manufacturer backend services, and infrastructure connectivity enhance the vehicle experience but also open up new risks from bad actors. Designing new standards and new ways to secure both hardware and software is a growing field within mobility. In fact, one recent leading industry report projects that the cybersecurity market will grow to nearly $10 billion by 2030. This discussion will highlight panelists working in roles across the cybersecurity landscape and feature a conversation on what is driving the demand for new jobs in this field.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
REGISTER HERE
Wednesday, March 17
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. ET
(Complimentary Virtual Event)
This is a joint event with the Michigan Mobility Institute. Advances to in-vehicle services, manufacturer backend services, and infrastructure connectivity enhance the vehicle experience but also open up new risks from bad actors. Designing new standards and new ways to secure both hardware and software is a growing field within mobility. In fact, one recent leading industry report projects that the cybersecurity market will grow to nearly $10 billion by 2030. This discussion will highlight panelists working in roles across the cybersecurity landscape and feature a conversation on what is driving the demand for new jobs in this field.
Important Note: You must register in advance to receive a personalized link.
For more information, email Roxanne Loeffler or call (248) 324-4445 ext. 3.
REGISTER HERE
Virtual Event