21 December 2016
MobilityTalks International, scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 24 and Wednesday, Jan. 25, will feature the Interactive Mobility Experience Ride & Drive at RFK Stadium as well as a daylong peer-to-peer exchange with multiple breakout sessions. The two days of Ride and Drives present the latest technology for V2X, connected and semi-autonomous vehicles, in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Transportation. A one-day conference at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center will serve for a peer-to-peer exchange of best practices from all over the globe and deal with topics such as: digital cities, spectrum sharing, human machine interface, cybersecurity, legal & insurance, harmonization of standards.
Panel discussion with thought leaders
Highlight is a panel discussion on Capitol Hill for staffers, media, and the industry. Among those addressing the gathering are thought leaders from government and industry, including startups and major manufacturers, for example: Ian Yarnold, who leads the International Vehicle Standards Division of the United Kingdom's Department for Transport, regulatory officials from Italian, Japanese and French governments, Gary Shapiro, President and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association and Matthew Eggers, executive director for cybersecurity policy in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's National Security and Emergency Preparedness Department.
Sneak Peek Reception for government officials
MobilityTalks International will be followed by Public Policy Preview Day at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, a daylong schedule of press conferences and special programs to preview the 2017 Washington Auto Show. On Thursday, Jan. 26, the program opens with the annual Newsmaker Breakfast sponsored by the International Motor Press Association (IMPA) and the Washington Automotive Press Association (WAPA) and will feature a keynote by an industry leader. The day also includes the SAE Plenary Session at 3 p.m. and, at 5-8 p.m., the Sneak Peek Reception, a major networking event for officials in government, industry and media to preview the auto show before it opens to the public.
Known as the "public policy show" on the auto industry circuit, The Washington Auto Show convenes leaders in industry and government to tackle the most pressing issues facing the automotive sector over the course of its Public Policy Preview Days. The largest consumer show in D.C., The Washington Auto Show will open to the public from Friday, Jan. 27 through Sunday, Feb. 5.
http://www.washingtonautoshow.com/
Details set for Washington Auto Show symposium
The Washington Auto Show will present MobilityTalks International — a symposium that will address best government practices that allow innovation to flourish in the field of mobility. The program will advance the ten-day public show that opens Friday, Jan. 27.
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Panel discussion with thought leaders
Highlight is a panel discussion on Capitol Hill for staffers, media, and the industry. Among those addressing the gathering are thought leaders from government and industry, including startups and major manufacturers, for example: Ian Yarnold, who leads the International Vehicle Standards Division of the United Kingdom's Department for Transport, regulatory officials from Italian, Japanese and French governments, Gary Shapiro, President and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association and Matthew Eggers, executive director for cybersecurity policy in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's National Security and Emergency Preparedness Department.
Sneak Peek Reception for government officials
MobilityTalks International will be followed by Public Policy Preview Day at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, a daylong schedule of press conferences and special programs to preview the 2017 Washington Auto Show. On Thursday, Jan. 26, the program opens with the annual Newsmaker Breakfast sponsored by the International Motor Press Association (IMPA) and the Washington Automotive Press Association (WAPA) and will feature a keynote by an industry leader. The day also includes the SAE Plenary Session at 3 p.m. and, at 5-8 p.m., the Sneak Peek Reception, a major networking event for officials in government, industry and media to preview the auto show before it opens to the public.
Known as the "public policy show" on the auto industry circuit, The Washington Auto Show convenes leaders in industry and government to tackle the most pressing issues facing the automotive sector over the course of its Public Policy Preview Days. The largest consumer show in D.C., The Washington Auto Show will open to the public from Friday, Jan. 27 through Sunday, Feb. 5.
http://www.washingtonautoshow.com/