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Concord Hilton, CA
MARCH
Redefining Mobility:
Contra Costa Transportation
Authority’s Connected Vehicle/
Autonomous Vehicle (CV/AV) Summit
summit sponsors
Advancing Women in Transportation
A Message from
Executive Director
Randell Iwasaki
Dear Friends,
Thank you for joining us at the Redefining Mobility Summit and the unveiling of the groundbreaking
GoMentum Station connected and autonomous vehicle (CV/AV) program. We are excited to convene this
Summit of industry and thought leaders to discuss the state of the art automotive technologies that will
take place right here in Contra Costa County.
On behalf of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) staff and our Board of Commissioners,
along with GoMentum Station’s industry partners, I could not be more proud of our work to redefine
transportation technology and the opportunity to create new and innovative jobs in our community.
As the largest secure test facility in the U.S., GoMentum Station will put Contra Costa and the Bay
Area squarely at the center of the transportation technology revolution. We are excited to leverage our
partners’ resources and assist them in incubating transportation solutions that will address today’s most
challenging mobility concerns. At GoMentum Station we’re going to see technology, innovation and
commercialization converge to define the next generation of transportation network infrastructure.
Since CCTA was formed in 1988, our agency’s goal has been to implement a balanced transportation
plan that creates an important link between plans for growth and development in Contra Costa County
with accompanying transportation planning and projects. It may be hard to believe, but this was a
revolutionary concept 25 years ago! The decision to invest in our local transportation system has paid
off in dividends, and benefits residents across the county. But we know there is still more to do, and
particularly as new technology continues to emerge, we look forward to harnessing these innovations to
improve safety and help keep our county moving.
Here at CCTA—especially as we unveil GoMentum Station—we are excited to see what the next 25 years
will bring, and look forward to working together to plan our transportation future. Stay in touch with us at
ccta.net and find more information about GoMentum Station at gomentumstation.net.
Randell H. Iwasaki, P.E.
Executive Director | Contra Costa Transportation Authority
agenda
7:30am–8:30am | Registration, Breakfast
8:30am–8:40am | Welcoming Remarks
City of Concord, Mayor Timothy Grayson
Contra Costa Transportation Authority,
Chair Julie Pierce
8:40am–9:05am | Keynote Speaker:
California Transportation Commission (CTC)
Commissioner James Madaffer
9:05am–10:00am | National Vision
for a Connected Future
11:30am–Noon | BREAK
Noon–1:30pm | LUNCH
Creating Change: How Technology is Reshaping
the Transportation Industry
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Moderator: Contra Costa Transportation Authority
Deputy Executive Director for Projects,
Ross Chittenden
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Honda Research Institute Senior Engineer,
Joseph Whinnery
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Allstate Insurance Company Connected Car
Director, Joy Thomas
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Moderator: Contra Costa Transportation
Authority Chair, Julie Pierce
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American Association of State Highway &
Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Director of
Engineering & Technical Services, King Gee
California Polytechnic State University San Luis
Obispo Professor, Dr. Robert Bertini
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Cisco Systems, Smart Connected Vehicles Director,
Andreas Mai
U.S. Department of Transportation Intelligent
Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (ITS
JPO) Director, Kenneth Leonard
1:30pm–1:45pm | BREAK
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ITS America Interim President & CEO,
Thomas Kern
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Telecommunications Industry Association CEO,
Scott Belcher
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Global Automakers President CEO, John Bozzella
10:00am–10:15am | BREAK
10:15am–11:30am | Redefining Mobility:
The GoMentum Station Program
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Opening Remarks: Assemblywoman,
Susan A. Bonilla (D-Concord)
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Contra Costa Transportation Authority Executive
Director, Randy Iwasaki
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City of Concord Local Reuse Authority Executive
Director, Michael Wright
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Stantec Senior Principal, Transportation
Technologies, Arya Rohani
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Contra Costra Transportation Authority ITS CV/AV
Program Manager, Jack Hall
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Contra Costa Economic Partnership Executive
Director, Kristin Connelly
1:45pm–3:00pm | Connecting Our Communities:
How Technology is Transforming the
Neighborhood
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Moderator: Supervisor Karen Mitchoff, District IV,
Contra Costa County
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Governor’s Office of Business & Economic
Development Director, Kish Rajan
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Prospect Silicon Valley Executive Director,
Doug Davenport
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ARUP Director for Global Foresight, Research
& Innovation, Dr. Chris Luebkeman
3:00pm | Closing Remarks
Workshop Conclusion
Keeping Contra Costa Moving!
The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)
is a public agency formed by Contra Costa voters in 1988
to manage the county’s transportation sales tax program
and oversee the delivery of a $1 billion transportation and
growth management program. In 2004, voters extended
the transportation sales tax for an additional 25 years—
a testament to CCTA’s successful delivery of the original
sales tax expenditure plan. This generated an additional
$2.7 billion to spend on the county’s transportation system.
CCTA is responsible for planning, funding and delivering
critical transportation infrastructure projects and programs
that connect our communities, foster a strong economy,
increase sustainability, and safely and efficiently get people
where they need to go. CCTA also serves as the county’s
designated Congestion Management Agency,
responsible for putting programs in place to keep
traffic levels manageable.
As a transportation leader, CCTA is working to create a
stronger economic future for Contra Costa County by
building partnerships that make transportation safer, more
reliable and increasingly efficient. Rather than exclusively
trying to “build our way” out of congestion, CCTA’s vision
centers around the use of emerging technologies and
public-private partnerships to meet transportation demands
and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Contra Costa.
More information about CCTA’s work across Contra Costa
can be found online at ccta.net.
Working to create a
STRONGER economic future
for Contra Costa
GoMentum Station in Concord, California is where the Contra Costa
Transportation Authority leads and facilitates a collaborative partnership
among multiple automobile manufacturers; original equipment manufacturers
and Tier 1 suppliers; communications suppliers; technology companies;
researchers and academia; public agencies and other partners. These entities
converge in research development, testing validation and commercialization
of Connected Vehicle (CV) applications and Autonomous Vehicles (AV)
technologies to define the next generation of transportation network
infrastructure. The 5,000–acre former navy weapons station, featuring 20
miles of paved roadway, is the largest secure test facility in the U.S. and will
become the center of CV/AV research.
More information about GoMentum Station’s programs and partnership
opportunities is available at gomentumstation.net.
PART 2
EAST BAY ECONOMIC FORECAST
AND INFRASTRUCTURE PANEL
>Thursday, April 16, 2015
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Hilton Concord
1970 Diamond Blvd., Concord
Chris Thornberg of Beacon Economics begins
with an updated forecast of the state, regional
and East Bay economies. A panel discussion will
follow, with Randy Iwasaki, executive director of
the Contra Costa Transportation Authority and Art
Dao, executive director of the Alameda County
Transportation Commission, about the region’s
infrastructure and transportation priorities. Learn
about the link between a healthy economy and
infrastructure investment, as well as the role
technology can play in improving mobility, including
movement of goods and services.
PART 3
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE OF
HEALTHCARE IN THE EAST BAY
AND BEYOND
The series concludes with an in-depth panel
discussion and luncheon on the ways that increased
government financing of healthcare will impact the
healthcare workforce needs and the delivery of care.
ATTEND APRIL 16 EVENT ONLY
Members & Elected Officials $50
Non-members $75
ATTEND BOTH EVENTS
Members & Elected Officials $90
Non-members $140
Register at : www.eastbayleadershipseries2.eventbrite.com
events
upcoming
Regional Leadership Forum
MONTEREY HILTON | APRIL 8-10
Hosted by CalCOG
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WTS International Annual Conference
SWISSOTEL CHICAGO | MAY 20-22
Hosted by WTS International
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Part 2. East Bay Economic Forecastand Infrastructure Panel
HILTON CONCORD | PART 2. APRIL 16,
Hosted by East Bay Leadership Series
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ITS America Annual Meeting & Expo
DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER,
PITTSBURGH | MAY 31-JUNE 3
Hosted by ITS America
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ITE Western District Annual Meeting 2015
PLANET HOLLYWOOD RESORT LAS VEGAS | JULY 19-22
Hosted by ITE
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ITS California 2015 Annual Meeting
LAX AIRPORT HILTON | SEPTEMBER 21-23
Hosted by ITS California
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Focus on the Future
NEWPORT BEACH MARRIOTT | NOVEMBER 15-17
Hosted by Self Help Counties Coalition
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