The relationship between public transportation services and carsharing is the topic of an important conference being held in Brussels, Belgium on July 9.Speakers include:
Giles Bailey, UK consultant, "The disruptive challenges to urban mobility up to 2020: new players are changing the game"
Martyn Briggs, Frost & Sullivan, "The growing significance and changing attitudes towards car sharing - who is shaping the market?"
Nico Gabriel, DriveNow, "Point to point car sharing - a big city option - but how does it work with public transport?"
Michael Glotz-Richter, Senior Project Manager, Sustainable Mobility for the City of Bremen, "Leading local authorities and municipalities towards a fully integrated offer"
Sebastian Schlebusch, Next Bike, "What have we learnt from the shared bike?"
Frerk-Malte Feller, President Zipcar Europe, "Redefining the journey experience"
Nicole Louvat, Marketing Manager, Veolia Transdev, "A total transport service: building car share into the operational strategies for major public transport providers"
and myself speaking about Carsharing developments in North America.
The conference will be held at Novotel Brussels Centre - Tour Noire. Registration is € 458 ($596). Full details at the CarshareEurope website.
If you'll be anywhere close to Brussels on July 9, I think you'll find this event well worth your time.
Hope to see you there.
