Women in Smart Cities Forum

Jun 14, 2018 08:00am -
Jun 14, 2018 10:30am

Event Description

Please Join Bloomberg Government as they invite city, state, and federal officials and their partners in urban innovation to share successes won and challenges still to overcome in charting a path to inclusive smart cities. 

As Washington remains polarized and deadlocked, cities across the country are implementing change for a more connected, more inclusive community. Local government leaders are rethinking what it means to connect with their constituents, finance infrastructure impacted by rapid advancements in technology, and plan for the future. 

New thinking requires new perspectives. Of the 100 largest cities in America, only 19 are led by women mayors. In Congress, women make up just 20% of our elected representatives. As women run for office in record numbers, we’ll evaluate the changing landscape of smart cities through the lens of women leaders.

Moderators:

  • Nicole DuPuis, Manager, Urban Innovation, National League of Cities
  • Beth Blauer, Executive Director, Center for Government Excellence

Panelists:

  • Rosa Akhtarkhavari, CIO, Orlando, FL
  • Margaret Anadu, Managing Director, Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs
  • Yvette D. Clarke, Congresswoman (D-NY-09)
  • Arielle Elliott, President, Bloomberg Government
  • Jeanethe Falvey, Chief Digital Officer, Boston, MA
  • Karen Freeman-Wilson, Mayor, Gary, IN
  • Rachelle Garrett, Director, Government Solutions, Microsoft
  • Kathy Grillo, Senior Vice President, Public Policy and Government Affairs, Verizon
  • Lani Ingram, Vice President, Verizon Smart Communities
  • Debra Lam, Managing Director, Smart Cities and Inclusive Innovation, Georgia Tech
  • Doris Matsui, Congresswoman (D-CA-06)
  • Catherine Pugh, Mayor, Baltimore, MD
  • Adrienne Schmoeker, Director of Civic Engagement and Strategy, Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics, New York, NY

This event is hosted by our partner, the Bloomberg Government. 

Register Here!

Location: Bloomberg Government
1101 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005

Metro: Farragut North

This is a free event. 

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Event Type:Panel
Category:In and Around Washington
Early registration ends on May 10, 2018.
Regular registration starts on May 11, 2018 and ends on Jun 14, 2018.
Late registration starts on Jun 15, 2018.