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Venue Location
Venue Location

Marriott Salt Lake Downtown City Creek

75 South West Temple St
Salt Lake City, Utah

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Organizer
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Phone: +1 2024491993
Contact Person: Events Manager
Email: events@ampo.org
Welcome from WFRC
Welcome from WFRC
Welcome to Utah

On behalf of the Wasatch Front Regional Council, we welcome hundreds of our colleagues and friends from MPOs and related agencies from across the country to this year's AMPO conference. We value the opportunity to collaborate with our peers to share best practices, analyze data, and help shape state and federal transportation funding priorities and practices. We look forward to working with all of you on these shared goals.


We trust that you'll have a wonderful time in Utah – especially if you take the time to explore Utah's natural wonders! Utah boasts five national parks (Zion, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef), the best snow on earth in the Wasatch Mountains, and Salt Lake City is buzzing with excitement about hosting the 2034 Winter Olympic Games! We hope that you'll visit Utah's red rock deserts, its mountains, the Olympic venues, the state capitol, the global headquarters for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, as well as the restaurants and shopping within walking distance of the conference hotel.


Wasatch Front Regional Council represents six counties in the greater Salt Lake City area, under the shadow of the Wasatch mountain range. As one of four MPOs in Utah, WFRC builds consensus through the Wasatch Choice Vision​, our communities' shared vision for coordinated transportation investments, development patterns, and economic opportunities. Focusing on transportation choices, housing options, parks & public spaces, and city & town centers, the vision enhances quality of life here in one of the fastest growing regions in the nation. That broad Vision helps to shape Utah's Unified Transportation Plan, which all of Utah's MPOs, DOT, and transit agencies collaborate to prepare to chart the long-term future of our multimodal transportation system.


We gather here in Salt Lake City this week to further this kind of collaboration on a national level. This year, AMPO is launching a new initiative, inviting students and young professionals to attend and present their research. Together, we are investing in the future of transportation planning. Please join us in thanking the sponsors, presenters, attendees and organizers who together have made this event possible.


Enjoy your time in Utah!

Andrew Gruber

Executive Director

Wasatch Front Regional Council

Dawn Ramsey

Chair, Wasatch Front Regional Council

Mayor, City of South Jordan

Mobile Tours
Mobile Tours

MOBILE TOURS


2024 AMPO Annual Conference host, the Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), has organized the following pre-, mid-week, and and post-conference optional mobile tours for conference participants. The pre- and post-conference tours are not included in the conference registration fee and require separate sign-up and fee. The mid-week tours are included in your registration fee but require advance sign-up. Space is limited.


Monday, September 23 | 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

(SOLD OUT) Pre-Conference Mobile Tour: Discover Daybreak at South Jordan City 

$105 (includes boxed lunch) | More information/description​

Physical Activity LeveL: Light-to-Moderate. Walking and some light physical activity, including climbing stairs. Participants should be able to comfortably walk for short to moderate distances without difficulty.



Tuesday, September 24, 2024 | 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM

Mid-Week Mobile Tour #1: Temple Square Walking Tour

Physical Activity Level: Low. Walking short-to-medium distances required.

Advance RSVP Required to attend / space is limited.


The original "heart" of SLC was the Mormon Temple Square. It took the Mormon settlers 40 years to complete the central edifice. In 2020, the LDS Church embarked on a significant project to modernize and update the area. This is both an extremely complicated and expensive seismic upgrade as well as a comprehensive redesign that affects all the structures within this 10-acre site. The tour will start with a look at the LDS Church Conference Center (CCB), a facility that has a 21,000-person capacity, where there will be a short presentation on the project. Following the presentation, participants will visit the roof of the CCB to view the project and then into Temple Square for a more up-close look through fence windows.


Wednesday, September 25, 2024 | 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM

Mid-Week Mobile Tour #2: Downtown SLC Mobile Bike Tour

Physical Activity Level: Moderate-to-High with a good comfort level for bike riding in an urban setting.

Advance RSVP Required to attend / space is limited.


Join us for a bike ride to experience different infrastructure throughout the SLC, such as the nation's second ever protected intersection, neighborhood byways, and the recently completed 9-Line Trail. The mobile tour will be approximately 60- minutes of biking with stops along the way, including conversations with leadership from Salt Lake City's Transportation Department and Redevelopment Agency, Bicycle Collective, and UDOT's Trails Division. Bikes and helmets will be provided by the region's non-profit bike share, GreenBike, and scooters will be provided by Lime. Please note that the route will consist of some on-street biking as well as off-street biking. The pace will be steady.


Wednesday, September 25, 2024 | 1:45 PM - 4:30 PM

Mid-Week Mobile Tour #3: SLC Citywide Mobile Bike Tour

Physical Activity Level: High with a good comfort level for bike riding in an urban setting over a long duration.

Advance RSVP Required to attend / space is limited.


Join us for this longer afternoon bike tour that showcases the various improvements in walking and biking infrastructure throughout Salt Lake City. Highlights include the Nation's second-ever protected intersection, city neighborhood byways, and newly built projects, including the recently constructed 9-Line Trail. Bikes and helmets will be provided by the region's non-profit bike share, GreenBike, and scooters by Lime. Please note that the route will include some on-street and off-street biking. The pace will be steady.


Thursday, September 26, 2024 | 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM

Mid-Week Mobile Tour #4: Downtown SLC Walking Tour

Physical Activity Level: Low. Walking short-to-medium distances required.

Advance RSVP Required to attend / space is limited.


Whether this is your first SLC visit, or you've been here many times, you might be surprised to learn just how much our downtown has to offer. Join us for a walk to learn about innovative transportation projects, such as the future Green Loop; see our civic center gems; and witness first-hand how Downtown is leading the way in providing housing solutions in our region like the Aster. The tour will be approximately 45-minutes of walking with stops along the way. Leadership from Salt Lake City's Transportation Department and Redevelopment Agency, and the Downtown Alliance will provide guided insight. A representative from Brinshore Development at the Aster will also join the tour and share details on this exciting and unique housing project. Don't forget to wear your walking shoes and dress for the weather!


Friday, September 27 | 8:30 AM - 12:45 PM

Post-Conference Mobile Tour: Olympic Quest: Rice Eccles Stadium to Park City's Summit Experience

$115 per person | More information​

Physical Activity LeveL: This tour involves walking and some light physical activity, including climbing stairs. Participants should be able to comfortably walk for short to moderate distances without difficulty.

Advance Registration Required​ to attend / space is limited.


Embark on an unforgettable journey through Olympic history with a visit to the Olympic Torch at Rice Eccles Stadium for insight into the legacy of the 2002 Winter Olympics and exciting updates on the 2034 Winter Games​. From there, the tour will head up to the Natural History Museum for a brief overview of the Wasatch Choice Vision, planning for the 2034 Olympics, and a light breakfast. After that, it's off to Park City, and while en route, a Utah Transit Authority (UTA) representative will provide insights into transit changes for past and future games. Upon arrival at Olympic Park, a park guide will lead the group on an exhilarating shuttle ride to the summit of iconic Nordic ski jumps and racing tracks. Led by knowledgeable guides, the Olympic Quest tour promises to inform, engage, and entertain.

WiFi
WiFi

Complimentary WiFi for conference attendees to check email and web surf is available throughout the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown City Creek meeting space.


Network Name:  MarriottConference

Password:  encore66


Note - this network is not suitable for streaming video or downloads.

Working Together
Working Together


TO STAY HEALTHY…


Keep the ideas flowing, the networking robust, and the germs away by following these best practices for a healthy conference environment:


• Frequent Handwashing: Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after touching surfaces or items in shared spaces. Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout the venue for your convenience. It's also a good idea to disinfect frequently touched surfaces such as phones and electronic devices.


• Respiratory Etiquette: Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your elbow when coughing or sneezing. Dispose of used tissues properly and perform hand hygiene immediately.


• Stay Away if Unwell: If you experience any symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, or difficulty breathing, we urge you to prioritize your health and the health of others by staying in your hotel room. 


• Avoid Touching Your Face: Refrain from touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands, as this can introduce germs into your body.


• Respect Mask Choices: Wearing or not wearing a mask is entirely your choice – and we ask that everyone respect those choices.


Your cooperation in following these best practices is crucial to creating a safe and enjoyable conference experience for all attendees. Let's work together to prioritize health and well-being. Thank you for your understanding and support.


TO BE RESPECTFUL AND SAFE…


AMPO Event Code of Conduct: As a 501(c)4 not-for-profit corporation incorporated in the District of Columbia, AMPO is committed to maintaining the highest standard of conduct in carrying out its fiduciary duties of care, obedience, and loyalty in pursuit of its charitable mission. As such, Event Attendees are expected to adhere to the following Code of Conduct.


Personal Behavior

• Attendees are expected to respect AMPO members, staff, and other attendees.

• Attendees are expected to act professionally at all AMPO events.

• Attendees must never: 

• Use offensive language. 

• Suggest or engage in inappropriate behavior. 

• Behave in an abusive or discriminatory manner.


Sexual Harassment

AMPO does not tolerate any form or degree of harassment, including sexual harassment. It is the organizations intention to prevent harassment, and to promptly respond to any reports of sexual harassment.


Sexual harassment encompasses unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Examples of prohibited conduct include, but are not limited to, advances or propositions, comments about a person's body, jokes of a sexual nature, sexually suggestive remarks, inappropriate touching, or displays of a sexually suggestive nature.


Any instance of sexual harassment should be reported to the AMPO Executive Director, Bill Keyrouze. The report may but need not be stated in writing. If for any reason the Attendee is not comfortable making the report to the Executive Director, they should instead make the report to a member of the Board of Directors​.

AMPO Board & Staff
AMPO Board & Staff


AMPO BOARD OF DIRECTORS


Ashby Johnson

President

Capital Area MPO, Austin, TX


Pragati Srivastava

Vice President

Memphis Urban Area MPO, Memphis, TN


Gregory Stuart

Broward MPO, Southeast Florida


Bill Austin, AICP

Morgantown Monongalia MPO, Morgantown, WV


Reese Brewer

Frontier MPO, Ft. Smith, AR


Nick Haven

Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, Stateline, NV


Matt Johns

Rapides Area Planning Commission, Alexandria, LA


Tegin Teich

Boston Region MPO, Boston, MA


Jim Wild

East-West Gateway Council of Governments, St. Louis, MO


Ronald Chicka

Board Past President

Duluth-Superior Metropolitan Interstate Council, Duluth, MN 


POLICY COMMITTEE


Sara Fields

Policy Committee Chair

Ozarks Transportation Organization, Springfield, MO


Uryan Nelson

Policy Committee Vice Chair

Killeen-Temple MPO, Kileen-Temple, TX


View the full list of Policy Committee members​ 


TECHNICAL COMMITTEE


Rea Donna Jones

Technical Committee Chair

Texarkana Metropolitan Planning Organization, Texarkana, TX


Saleem A. Salameh

Technical Committee Vice Chair

KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission, Huntington, WV


View the full list of Technical Committee members​ ​


AMPO STAFF


Bill Keyrouze

Executive Director


View the full list of ​AMPO Staff​

Agenda
Agenda

  • 1 Day before the event

    September 23, 2024

  • Day 1

    September 24, 2024

  • Day 2

    September 25, 2024

  • Day 3

    September 26, 2024

  • Day 4

    September 27, 2024

Speakers
Speakers

  • Courtney Aguirre (Multimodal Integration Planning Supervisor at SCAG)

    Courtney Aguirre

    Multimodal Integration Planning Supervisor at SCAG

  • CA

    Carlos Alban

    Senior Vice President, Technical Programs and Strategic Partnerships at Itsa

  • Robert Allen (Senior Transportation Planner & Program Manager at Mountainland Association of Governments)

    Robert Allen

    Senior Transportation Planner & Program Manager at Mountainland Association of Governments

  • JA

    Jeffrey Ang-Olson

    Vice President at ICF

  • Sulabh Aryal (Transportation Planning Manager at Plan RVA)

    Sulabh Aryal

    Transportation Planning Manager at Plan RVA

  • John Bayalis (Intergovernmental Affairs at Atlanta Regional Commission)

    John Bayalis

    Intergovernmental Affairs at Atlanta Regional Commission

  • Allison Bell (CEO of Bellwether Consulting)

    Allison Bell

    CEO of Bellwether Consulting

  • Sarah Berke (Senior Manger, Housing & Livable Communities at Metropolitan Council)

    Sarah Berke

    Senior Manger, Housing & Livable Communities at Metropolitan Council

  • The Honorable Shailen Bhatt (Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) at Federal Highway Administration)

    The Honorable Shailen Bhatt

    Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) at Federal Highway Administration

  • Julia Billings (Senior Project Manager at Modern Mobility Partners)

    Julia Billings

    Senior Project Manager at Modern Mobility Partners

  • Clancy Black (Vice President at Workflow Manager)

    Clancy Black

    Vice President at Workflow Manager

  • TB

    Tom Blair

    District Engineer at Missouri Department of Transportation

  • Carlos Braceras (Executive Director of Utah Department of Transportation)

    Carlos Braceras

    Executive Director of Utah Department of Transportation

  • Ann Brach (Director of Technical Activities at Transportation Research Board)

    Ann Brach

    Director of Technical Activities at Transportation Research Board

  • AB

    Amanda Brauer

    St. Charles County, Missouri

  • KB

    Keith Brockington

    Transportation Planning Manager at Greenville County

  • Colby Brown (Founding Principal and CEO of Manhan Group, LLC)

    Colby Brown

    Founding Principal and CEO of Manhan Group, LLC

  • Edward (Ted) Brown (Deputy Transportation Director of Maricopa Association of Governments)

    Edward (Ted) Brown

    Deputy Transportation Director of Maricopa Association of Governments

  • Paul Calvaresi (Intergovernmental Manager at Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO))

    Paul Calvaresi

    Intergovernmental Manager at Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)

  • Timothy Canan (Planning Data and Research Program Director of MWCOG-NCRTPB)

    Timothy Canan

    Planning Data and Research Program Director of MWCOG-NCRTPB

  • Daniel Capparella (Senior Transportation Planner at Greater Nashville Regional Council)

    Daniel Capparella

    Senior Transportation Planner at Greater Nashville Regional Council

  • Brent Christian (Vice President, Texas Infrastructure at Tetra Tech)

    Brent Christian

    Vice President, Texas Infrastructure at Tetra Tech

  • KC

    Karen Clawson

  • Lethal Coe (Principal Planner at Whatcom COG)

    Lethal Coe

    Principal Planner at Whatcom COG

  • Caitlin Cook (Transportation Planning Director of AMPO)

    Caitlin Cook

    Transportation Planning Director of AMPO

  • SC

    Stacy Cook

    Senior Project Manager at CS

  • James Cromar (Deputy Executive Director, Federal Grants of Broward MPO)

    James Cromar

    Deputy Executive Director, Federal Grants of Broward MPO

  • Renée DeVere-Oki (Federal Government Affairs Lead and Program Manager for Regional Air Quality and Climate Planning at SACOG)

    Renée DeVere-Oki

    Federal Government Affairs Lead and Program Manager for Regional Air Quality and Climate Planning at SACOG

  • JD

    John Dean

    Program Specialist for Environment at AASHTO

  • Erik Dietz (President & COO at Michelin Mobility Intelligence)

    Erik Dietz

    President & COO at Michelin Mobility Intelligence

  • Paul Drake (Director of Real Estate and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) at Utah Transit Authority)

    Paul Drake

    Director of Real Estate and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) at Utah Transit Authority

  • CD

    Catherine Duffy

    Senior Transportation Planner at ICF

  • Lyn Erickson (Plan Development & Coordination Program Director of Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments)

    Lyn Erickson

    Plan Development & Coordination Program Director of Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

  • Christopher Evilia (Director of Lexington Area MPO)

    Christopher Evilia

    Director of Lexington Area MPO

  • Dennis Farmer (Planning Analyst at Met Council)

    Dennis Farmer

    Planning Analyst at Met Council

  • Liza Farr (Supervising Planner at State of Rhode Island Division of Statewide Planning)

    Liza Farr

    Supervising Planner at State of Rhode Island Division of Statewide Planning

  • Emily Feenstra (Director of Government Affairs at Michelin Mobility Intelligence)

    Emily Feenstra

    Director of Government Affairs at Michelin Mobility Intelligence

  • Sara Fields (Executive Director of Ozarks Transportation Organization)

    Sara Fields

    Executive Director of Ozarks Transportation Organization

  • Joe Flood (Associate Researcher and Modeler at SANDAG)

    Joe Flood

    Associate Researcher and Modeler at SANDAG

  • Allison Fluitt (Senior Transportation Planner at Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc.)

    Allison Fluitt

    Senior Transportation Planner at Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc.

  • Bill Frawley (Frawley Consulting)

    Bill Frawley

    Frawley Consulting

  • Yonah Freemark (Lead, Practice Area on Fair Housing, Land Use, and Transportation at Urban Institute)

    Yonah Freemark

    Lead, Practice Area on Fair Housing, Land Use, and Transportation at Urban Institute

  • Mark Garrity (Executive Director of Oahu MPO)

    Mark Garrity

    Executive Director of Oahu MPO

  • Pierre Gaunaurd (Transportation Planner at National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (Metropolitan Washington COG))

    Pierre Gaunaurd

    Transportation Planner at National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (Metropolitan Washington COG)

  • DG

    David Gedeon

    Director of Transportation at TMACOG

  • Gregory Giaimo (Senior Vice President at WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff)

    Gregory Giaimo

    Senior Vice President at WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

  • Anna Gremling (Executive Director of Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization)

    Anna Gremling

    Executive Director of Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization

  • Andrew Gruber (Executive Director of Wasatch Front Regional Council)

    Andrew Gruber

    Executive Director of Wasatch Front Regional Council

  • EG

    Erin Grushon

    Transportation Planning Section Director of Burgess & Niple

  • Matthew Hardy (Chief Technical Officer at Institute of Transportation Engineers)

    Matthew Hardy

    Chief Technical Officer at Institute of Transportation Engineers

  • Keith Hartington (Manager, Office of Transportation Studies at Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission)

    Keith Hartington

    Manager, Office of Transportation Studies at Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

  • MH

    Maria Hayford

    Transportation Specialist at DOT FHWA

  • BH

    Bryon Head

    Community Planner at Wasatch Front Regional Council

  • CH

    Carol Henderson

    Deputy Executive Director, intergovernmental and Outreach of Broward MPO

  • The Honorable Deidre Henderson (Lieutenant Governor at State of Utah)

    The Honorable Deidre Henderson

    Lieutenant Governor at State of Utah

  • Bill Higgins (Executive Director of CALCOG)

    Bill Higgins

    Executive Director of CALCOG

  • Sam Higgins (Senior Project Manager at BGE, Inc.)

    Sam Higgins

    Senior Project Manager at BGE, Inc.

  • Stephanie Hoopes (National Director of United For ALICE)

    Stephanie Hoopes

    National Director of United For ALICE

  • PH

    Paul Hubbman

    Sr. Manager of Corridor & Long-Range Planning at East-West Gateway COG

  • AH

    Ashley Hudson

    Principal Transportation Planner at Bolton & Menk, Inc.

  • The Honorable Robin Hutcheson (Owner, Advisor at Hutcheson Advisory)

    The Honorable Robin Hutcheson

    Owner, Advisor at Hutcheson Advisory

  • Joe Iacobucci (Senior Principal - New Mobility Practice Leader at Sam Schwartz Engineering)

    Joe Iacobucci

    Senior Principal - New Mobility Practice Leader at Sam Schwartz Engineering

  • DJ

    Daniel Jenkins

    Senior Transportation Specialist at DOT/FHWA

  • Matt Johns (Commissioner & CEO of Rapides Area Planning Commission)

    Matt Johns

    Commissioner & CEO of Rapides Area Planning Commission

  • Ashby Johnson (Executive Director of Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization)

    Ashby Johnson

    Executive Director of Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization

  • SJ

    Sean Johnson

    VP of Sales at Replica

  • ReaDonna Jones (Director of Texarkana MPO)

    ReaDonna Jones

    Director of Texarkana MPO

  • Stella Jordan (Public Engagement Program Manager at Boston Region MPO)

    Stella Jordan

    Public Engagement Program Manager at Boston Region MPO

  • CJ

    Chetan Joshi

    Principal Engineer at Ptvgroup

  • John Kaliski (Vice President at Cambridge Systematics, Inc.)

    John Kaliski

    Vice President at Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

  • Becky Karasko (Transportation Planning Director of North Front Range MPO)

    Becky Karasko

    Transportation Planning Director of North Front Range MPO

  • KK

    Keli Kemp

    Co--Founder and CEO of Modern Mobility Partners

  • Nora Kern (Subarea and Project Planning Program Manager at Denver Regional Council of Governments)

    Nora Kern

    Subarea and Project Planning Program Manager at Denver Regional Council of Governments

  • Bill Keyrouze (Executive Director of AMPO)

    Bill Keyrouze

    Executive Director of AMPO

  • Andrew Kjellman (Senior Director Metropolitan Planning Organization of Rtcsnv)

    Andrew Kjellman

    Senior Director Metropolitan Planning Organization of Rtcsnv

  • Brittney Kohler (Legislative Director, Transportation of National League of Cities)

    Brittney Kohler

    Legislative Director, Transportation of National League of Cities

  • Alexander Kone (Associate at Cambridge Systematics)

    Alexander Kone

    Associate at Cambridge Systematics

  • Mary Ellen Koontz (TrailNation Collaborative Lead at Rails to Trails)

    Mary Ellen Koontz

    TrailNation Collaborative Lead at Rails to Trails

  • Mike Kozlosky (Executive Director of Wilmingtonnc)

    Mike Kozlosky

    Executive Director of Wilmingtonnc

  • MK

    Mukesh Kumar

    Director of Waco MPO

  • Rob LeBeau (Director, Workforce Solutions of Atlanta Regional Commission)

    Rob LeBeau

    Director, Workforce Solutions of Atlanta Regional Commission

  • Aimee Lee (Deputy, Research, Analysis and Programming at Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP))

    Aimee Lee

    Deputy, Research, Analysis and Programming at Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP)

  • EL

    Elliott Lewis

    Principal Planner at MORPC

  • Lydia Lo (Research Associate at Urban Institute)

    Lydia Lo

    Research Associate at Urban Institute

  • Ryan Long, AICP (Community Planner at Dot)

    Ryan Long, AICP

    Community Planner at Dot

  • Michael Maddox (Senior Transportation Planner at Fargo Moorhead Metropolitan Council of Governments)

    Michael Maddox

    Senior Transportation Planner at Fargo Moorhead Metropolitan Council of Governments

  • MM

    Matt Maloney

    Director of Planning at Metropolitan Transportation Commission/Association of Bay Area Governments

  • Marion McFadden (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development)

    Marion McFadden

    U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

  • KM

    Kelly McGourty

    Puget Sound Regional Council

  • AM

    Andrew McLean

    Transportation Policy Specialist at CDM Smith

  • Shauna Mecham (Planner I/ Air Quality Analyst at Mountainland Association of Governments)

    Shauna Mecham

    Planner I/ Air Quality Analyst at Mountainland Association of Governments

  • The Honorable Erin Mendenhall (Mayor at City of Salt Lake City, Utah)

    The Honorable Erin Mendenhall

    Mayor at City of Salt Lake City, Utah

  • Tyler Meyer (Transportation Planning Manager at City of Greensboro)

    Tyler Meyer

    Transportation Planning Manager at City of Greensboro

  • Harlan Miller (Team Leader, Planning Oversight & Stewardship at DOT FHWA)

    Harlan Miller

    Team Leader, Planning Oversight & Stewardship at DOT FHWA

  • Arash Mirzaei (Senior Program Manager at NCTCOG)

    Arash Mirzaei

    Senior Program Manager at NCTCOG

  • SM

    Sandra Misiewicz

    Executive Director of Capital Region Transportation Council

  • Douglas Monroe (Corridor Planning Manager (Operations) at Regional Transportation District)

    Douglas Monroe

    Corridor Planning Manager (Operations) at Regional Transportation District

  • Mark Moran (Program Director, Travel Forecasting & Emissions Analysis of National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board)

    Mark Moran

    Program Director, Travel Forecasting & Emissions Analysis of National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board

  • SN

    Sree Nampoothiri

    Senior Manager at NVTA

  • Michael Pack (Founder of UMD CATT Lab)

    Michael Pack

    Founder of UMD CATT Lab

  • Ron Papsdorf (Transportation Planning Director of DRCOG)

    Ron Papsdorf

    Transportation Planning Director of DRCOG

  • Jason Pavluchuk (Founder of Pavluchuk & Associates)

    Jason Pavluchuk

    Founder of Pavluchuk & Associates

  • Katherine Rainone (Transportation Resiliency Planner at MWCOG-NCRTPB)

    Katherine Rainone

    Transportation Resiliency Planner at MWCOG-NCRTPB

  • The Honorable Dawn Ramsey (Mayor at City of South Jordan, Utah)

    The Honorable Dawn Ramsey

    Mayor at City of South Jordan, Utah

  • Jacob Riger (Multimodal Transportation Planning Manager at Denver Regional Council of Governments)

    Jacob Riger

    Multimodal Transportation Planning Manager at Denver Regional Council of Governments

  • Guy Rousseau (Data Analysis Administrator at Atlantaregional)

    Guy Rousseau

    Data Analysis Administrator at Atlantaregional

  • MS

    Maria Schaper

    Transportation Study Director of MORPC

  • GS

    Gina Schmidt

    GIS Coordinator at Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments

  • Victoria Sheehan (Executive Director of Transportation Research Board)

    Victoria Sheehan

    Executive Director of Transportation Research Board

  • Aaron Shroyer (Housing Lead, National Economic Council at The White House)

    Aaron Shroyer

    Housing Lead, National Economic Council at The White House

  • Patrick Singleton (Associate Professor at Utah State University)

    Patrick Singleton

    Associate Professor at Utah State University

  • Marilyn Smith (Executive Director of Dover Kent County MPO)

    Marilyn Smith

    Executive Director of Dover Kent County MPO

  • KS

    Kanathur Srikanth

    Deputy Executive Director for Metropolitan Planning of MWCOG-NCRTPB

  • Avinash Srivastava (Director of Urban Analytics at Aecom)

    Avinash Srivastava

    Director of Urban Analytics at Aecom

  • XS

    Xiaoyuan (Layla) Sun

    Data analyst and cartographer at Macrosysrt

  • Melissa Taylor (Director of Transportation Planning/TPO Coordinator at Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency)

    Melissa Taylor

    Director of Transportation Planning/TPO Coordinator at Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency

  • Audra Koester Thomas (Chief of Staff at Maricopa Association of Governments)

    Audra Koester Thomas

    Chief of Staff at Maricopa Association of Governments

  • JT

    Jim Thorne

    Transportation Specialist at DOT FHWA

  • Toni Tisdale (Principal Planner/Team Lead Resource Development at COMPASS)

    Toni Tisdale

    Principal Planner/Team Lead Resource Development at COMPASS

  • Stephanie Tomlin (Trails Division Director of Utah Department of Transportation)

    Stephanie Tomlin

    Trails Division Director of Utah Department of Transportation

  • Harriet Tregoning (Senior Advisor on Land Use at DOT OST)

    Harriet Tregoning

    Senior Advisor on Land Use at DOT OST

  • Justice Tuffour (Doctoral Student - University of Utah at Utah)

    Justice Tuffour

    Doctoral Student - University of Utah at Utah

  • Hugh Van Wagenen (Active Transportation Planner at Wasatch Front Regional Council)

    Hugh Van Wagenen

    Active Transportation Planner at Wasatch Front Regional Council

  • Srin Varanasi (Vice President at The Corradino Group)

    Srin Varanasi

    Vice President at The Corradino Group

  • Amy Vargas (Senior Associate at Whitehouse Group)

    Amy Vargas

    Senior Associate at Whitehouse Group

  • Nirav Ved (Data and Operations Manager at Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO Texas))

    Nirav Ved

    Data and Operations Manager at Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO Texas)

  • Amy Vennewitz (Transportation Planning Director of Metc)

    Amy Vennewitz

    Transportation Planning Director of Metc

  • Nathan Wade (Vice President of Sales at Flow Labs)

    Nathan Wade

    Vice President of Sales at Flow Labs

  • Fred Wagner (Partner at Venable LLP)

    Fred Wagner

    Partner at Venable LLP

  • Tim Watkins (Community Planner at Wasatch Front Regional Council)

    Tim Watkins

    Community Planner at Wasatch Front Regional Council

  • Helen Wiles (Public Outreach at Dover Kent MPO)

    Helen Wiles

    Public Outreach at Dover Kent MPO

  • DW

    Don Willie

    Point of the Mountain State Land Authority

  • AW

    Aaron Wilson

    Transportation Planning Manager at Missoula County MPO

  • Amanda Wilson (Senior Program Manager at NCTCOG)

    Amanda Wilson

    Senior Program Manager at NCTCOG

  • Ellen Zavisca (Transportation Planning Manager at AMPO)

    Ellen Zavisca

    Transportation Planning Manager at AMPO

  • Ximon Zhu (Principal at Numobility)

    Ximon Zhu

    Principal at Numobility

Hotel Map & Exhibit Floor Plan
Hotel Map & Exhibit Floor Plan
Sponsors and Partners
Sponsors and Partners