Expertise: Sharon is the founder and executive director of SUMC working to conduct innovative research around the impacts of shared mobility, develop pilot projects to test shared mobility strategies, and provide advice and technical assistance to cities and regions. Sharon was part of creating the first combined carshare/transit fare card in North America. She was also the lead author for TCRP Report 93 Travel Matters: Mitigating Climate Change with Sustainable Surface Transportation. 

Name:
Sharon Feigon

Organisation:
Shared-Use Mobility Centre

Expertise: Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Oregon where he is the Director of the Urbanism Next Center and Co-Director of the Sustainable Cities Institute. Urbanism Next is focused on how technological advances such as new mobility, autonomous vehicles, e-commerce and the sharing economy are changing city form and development.

Name: 
Nico Larco

Organisation:
University of Oregon, Urbanism Next

Expertise: She is responsible for Urban Mobility at Ertico - ITS Europe and leading and coordinating all activities of the MaaS Alliance. Previously she has been working in various positions at the European Parliament and the Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications, mainly dealing with transport strategies, ITS, Mobility as a Service, policymaking and EU regulation.

Name: 
Piia Karjalainen

Organisation:
MaaS Alliance, Ertico

Expertise: Angelo is innovation and policy director at Taxistop, a Belgian non-profit carsharing and carpooling operator. He travels around Europe as shared mobility consultant and partner in many European projects. In Belgium, he’s one of the initiators of a new concept for urban designers: Mobihubs, a local hub with at least shared mobility, collective transport and bike-facilities.

Name: 
Angelo Meuleman

Organisation:
Taxistop

Expertise: He is Advisor on Innovation and Foresight for ITF at the OECD. His current work focuses on disruptive urban mobility and examines how car-based and active mobility, public transport and taxis must adapt to these. He has played an integral part in the development of the ITF's ground-breaking work on shared mobility and continues to shape innovative policy research in this field.

Name: 
Philippe Crist

Organisation:
International Transport Forum

Expertise: Fleur takes a financial-economic perspective on projects with a social impact, from strategy right through to implementation. She develops an inspiring but achievable vision for organizations, and help them turn that vision into reality. It is a process that often involves stakeholder consultation, feasibility studies, market analysis and financial modeling of case studies.

Name: 
Fleur Mercelis

Organisation:
Rebel Group

Expertise: She has 20+ years experience of working in the voluntary sector, developing and managing projects in the field of sustainability. Now, she is the director of Bikeplus, supporting the emergence of the effective widespread availability of shared bikes in the UK by collating best practice information and creating a standardised data collection framework to influence policy.

Name: 
Antonia Roberts

Organisation:
CoMoUK

Expertise: Giel Mertens supports European cities in implementing innovative mobility concepts and strategies. He manages an international network of 20+ cities and mobility experts in their efforts to implement new and sustainable urban mobility solutions (e.g. autonomous vehicles, Mobility-as-a-Service concepts).

Name: 
Giel Mertens

Organisation:
Bax & Company

Expertise: Christian Riester works with mobility providers, local governments and cities around Europe on the realisation and operation of innovative pilot projects, ranging from shared mobility to autonomous mobility concepts. In that, he facilitates effective collaborations between the public sector and private technology & service providers.

Name: 
Christian Riester

Organisation:
Bax & Company

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