Discussions you need to be part of at MOVE next week

We can finally say it – only 1 week ‘till MOVE! We’re gearing up for an incredible two days of talks, networking, experience and much more. MOVE has become the critical meeting place for buyers and sellers across the mobility value chain. OEMs, transport operators, tech companies, energy companies, fast growing startups and policymakers gather every year to discover the next generation technologies being brought into the market place. This is where we partner…where we launch…where we connect…where we create…

 

Check out some last bits of important info, like who’s joining our tracks. With 24 tracks across 2 days, there is much to look forward to. Our tracks include:

Electric Vehicles – Smart Cities and Infrastructure – Autonomous Vehicles –  Energy and Charging – Last Mile Delivery – Regulation – Liability & ESG, Fleet Management – Bus Trans – Truck Tech – Business Models – Autonomous Vehicles – Micromobility & Ability – Mapping, Navigation & Routes – MaaS – Ticketing, Revenue & Payments – Hydrogen & Alternative Fuels – Connectivity & 5G – V-Commerce & Dealerships – Tech, Data & Innovation – Battery Tech – Air/Drones.

Here is just a taster of what is to come…

 

Panel: The car-as-a-device: how OEMs are becoming the new software companies 

Moderator – Steve Tengler, Senior Contributor, Forbes

Sachin Raviram, Senior Group Manager, Software Defined Vehicle, General Motors

Jana Breikopft, CEO, Mercedes Pay

Frank McCleary, Partner, Porsche Consulting

 

Panel: Is non-ownership the vehicle model of the future? 

Moderator – Grayson Brulte, Founder and CEO, Road to Autonomy

Jesal Trivedi, Product Lead, New Mobility Platforms, Ford

Charlie Guo, Product Manager, Nissan

Curtis Scott, Global Future Mobility Leader, AON

Matthew Kovisnky, Head of OEM and Mobility Partnerships, TURO

 

Panel: Building out American charging and what it means for all players 

Moderator – Ben Prochazka, Executive Director, Electrification Coalition

Britta Gross, Director of Transportation, EPRI

Sean Ackley, Head of Charging and Energy, VinFast US

Lauren Skiver, COO, Transdev

Daniel Keh, Senior Managing Director, Guggenheim Partners

 

Panel: Autonomous now 

Moderator – Grayson Brulte, Founder and CEO, Road to Autonomy

Suman Kharbanda, Vice President Advanced Technology & Innovation, FedEx

Sarah Searcy, Deputy Director of Innovation, NCDOT

Srinivas Gowda, VP of Autonomous, Navistar

 

Panel: Driving innovation across the mobility ecosystem 

Moderator – Steve Tengler, Senior Contributor, Forbes

Steve Greenfield, CEO, Automotive Ventures

Andrew Glass Hastings, Executive Director, Open Mobility Foundation

Neil Brooker, COO, BMW Designworks

 

Panel: The strategic supply chain 

Moderator – Pete Bigelow, Editor, Automotive News

Amir Torish, CBO, StoreDot

Genevieve Cullen, President, Electric Drive Transportation Association

Ryan Castilloux, Managing Director, ADAMAS Intelligence

 

Panel: Connectivity and integration: how we move and how we groove 

Moderator – John Kwant, Executive Director, Americas, 5GAA

Jason JonMichael, Transportation Specialist (OSC), USDOT Research and Technology

Michele Mueler, Senior Project Manager, Connected and Automated Vehicles, Michigan Department of Transportation

Sylvano Carrasco, VP of Connected Cars, GetAround

 

Panel: The latest in MaaS subscription models  

Moderator – Roger Lanctot, Director, TechInsights

Charlie Guo, Product Manager, Nissan

Jayesh Patel, SVP, Corporate Strategy Hertz

Matthew Iommi, CEO, Fetii

 

Panel: Circular batteries: how recycling programs are driving a sustainable battery ecosystem 

Moderator – Emily Dreibelis, Reporter, PCMag (Moderator)

Steve Christensen, Executive Director, Responsible Battery Coalition

Megan O’Connor, CEO, Nth Cycle

Ganesh Iyer, CEO, NIO US

Albert Lipson, Principal Materials Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory

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