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We are very pleased to announce that the European edition of this event, Connected Cars Europe, will be taking place on 17 May 2016 in Brussels. Click here to visit the event website.

 

Forum Global would like to give a big thanks to all the speakers, supporting partners and sponsors of this year's inaugural Connected Cars USA conference.

 

The event took place on February 4 and is the first of a 2-part series for 2016, with a sister conference taking place in Brussels on May 17.

 

The event offered a dual policy and business discussion for stakeholders. Participants represented a wide range of stakeholder groups, including the key decision makers from the different federal agencies, as well as automakers, solution providers, mobile carriers, system integrators and other key stakeholder groups. 

Speakers include

Anthony  Foxx

Anthony Foxx

Secretary of Transportation

US Department of Transportation

Ed Markey

Ed Markey

Senator for Massachussets

US Senate

Terrell McSweeny

Terrell McSweeny

Commissioner

Federal Trade Commission

Blair Anderson

Blair Anderson

Deputy Administrator

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Julius Knapp

Julius Knapp

Chief, Office of Engineering & Technology

FCC

Harry Lightsey

Harry Lightsey

Executive Director, Global Connected Consumer, Public Policy

General Motors

Gary Shapiro

Gary Shapiro

President and CEO

Consumer Technology Association

Thibaut Kleiner

Thibaut Kleiner

Head of Unit Network Technologies

DG CONNECT, European Commission

Shane Rooney

Shane Rooney

Executive Director, Connected Living Programme

GSMA

Ken Leonard

Ken Leonard

Director

Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office

Robert Atkinson

Robert Atkinson

Founder and President

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Mitch Bainwol

Mitch Bainwol

President and CEO

Auto Alliance

Hilary Cain

Hilary Cain

Director, Technology and Innovation Policy

Toyota

John Bozzella

John Bozzella

President and CEO

Global Automakers

Sokwoo Rhee

Sokwoo Rhee

Associate Director

Cyber-Physical Systems Program, NIST

Jason Harrison

Jason Harrison

Director, Business Development & Product Marketing, Internet of Things

AT&T Mobility

Joel Schroeder

Joel Schroeder

Network and Services Policy

ESOA

Nigel Cameron

Nigel Cameron

President and CEO

The Center for Policy on Emerging Technologies

Johanne Lemay

Johanne Lemay

Co-President

Lemay-Yates Associates

David Strickland

David Strickland

Partner

Venable LLP

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With the rise of technological innovation and advanced connectivity capabilities, the principle of the Connected Car offers significant, wide-scale benefits. Global automakers, technology companies and mobile carriers are enthusiastic and, across all regions, are investing significant resources into new and innovative programs and services. These, they hope, will deliver competitive economic advantage, while supporting sustainability efforts.  

 

The connected car, as part of a broader technological shift, also addresses the new paradigm of consumer demand where to be constantly connected is quickly becoming a minimum expectation. The car in this context carries a number of perhaps unique challenges that must be addressed comprehensively both by industry and regulators.

 

Sessions at the event included:

 

  • Building the U.S. Connected Car ecosystem and getting the policy vision right
  • Where does the regulatory balance lie, and what work needs to be done by policymakers and industry players to ensure the U.S. maintains its position as global leaders in this space?
  • How much spectrum should be made available to the connected car industry?
  • Satisfying consumer demands
  • What strategies and techniques should be considered in order to develop a profitable business model for all?
  • How can automakers, mobile carriers and other stakeholders work together to drive new business?
  • What new business models will emerge and what impact will the connected car industry contribute to the outcome based economy?
  • The future of the car – from connected cars to driverless cars

 

Connected Cars Europe event

 

In addition to this event, Forum Global, through its sister company Forum Europe, will be running an EU edition of the event in Brussels in May 2016 - Connected Cars Europe. More information on this event will be available shortly, but if you have any questions about either of the events in this series in the meantime, please contact Tom Chinnock using the details below: 

 

Email: tom.chinnock@forum-global.com

Tel: +44 (0)2920 783 025

 

Logistics

When

Thursday February 4, 2016
08.30 to 17.30

ET

 

Where

Washington Marriott Georgetown

22nd Street Northwest, Washington DC, United States

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Downloads

Sponsorship and exhibition brochure

 

 

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