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Roadmap 12: Test Drive the Future

"The future is already here - it's just not evenly distributed."
- William Gibson, science fiction author.

Last year, over half the cars sold In Norway last year came with plugs. Shared electric scooters exploded onto many city streets (and sidewalks!) while autonomous shuttles began offering service in a few communities. Meanwhile, many parts of the world have hardly seen a trace of these "science fiction" technologies. The mobility industry is changing fast, and faster every year.

Roadmap invites participants to "test drive the future," learning from leaders in industry, communities, and government agencies. Programming will be organized around these tracks:

	Cars. This track will focus on the rapid electrification of cars, trucks, buses, and other vehicles, as well as new forms of shared and autonomous mobility.
	Charging. Charging infrastructure is evolving quickly to meet the needs of millions of new electric vehicle drivers. This track will explore how to make charging easier, faster, and more commonplace, and how to maximize its benefits to the electrical grid.
	Community. The community track explores the broader "ecosystem" needed for the market to expand, and steps that are being taken to ensure new mobility services reach the populations that will benefit from them the most.
	Cutting Edge. The "cutting edge" track will feature "Ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes and workshops on emerging topics. Come learn more about tomorrow's news today!

Monday, June 17

	Pre-Conference Events & Tours
9:00am-4:00pm	Introduction to Transportation Electrification Strategies for Utilities ▾ This event is open to utility staff and invited partners. For more information, please e-mail Kelly Yearick at kellyy@forthmobility.org. This hands-on, interactive workshop is designed for utility staff who are relatively new to transportation electrification work, and will serve as an excellent foundation for first-time attendees to Roadmap. The workshop will build on Forth's white paper and years of work supporting electric utilities, but will also feature leading guest experts from across the country. This workshop will cover everything you need to know about electric vehicles, charging, what's at stake for utilities, and how to develop and implement programs to support transportation electrification.
10:00-11:30am	Portland by E-Bike ▾ World Trade Center Plaza, 121 SW Salmon, Portland OR 97204 Experience Portland on an electric bike! See key electric vehicle "landmarks" and explore Portland's easy-to-use bike infrastructure. The tour will be provided through Cycle Portland, a local bike tour company; bikes will be provided by Cycle Portland and Jump Bikes. Space is limited - register here.
11:00am-4:00pm	Early Check-In at the Go Forth Electric Showcase Come pick up your badge early to avoid the lines in the morning! While you are at it check out the Go Forth Electric Showcase. World Trade Center | SW 1st Ave. Portland, OR 97204
12:00-1:30pm	Portland by E-Scooter ▾ World Trade Center Plaza, 121 SW Salmon, Portland OR 97204 There's a new electric mobility option in Portland: the e-scooter! Visit key landmarks and explore Portland's easy-to-use light mobility infrastructure. The tour will be provided through Cycle Portland, a local tour company, and scooters will be provided by Lime. Space is limited - register here. Riders must be 18 years old or older.
12:00-5:00pm	Electric Wine Tasting Tour ▾ Sponsored by: Explore Oregon's Willamette Valley, unwind and get plugged in on a scenic adventure along the Willamette Valley Bounty Electric Byway! Ride in an all-electric BYD coach bus for an afternoon at Sokol Blosser Winery and Hyland Estates. Sokol Blosser and Hyland Estates are both part of Oregon's Plug + Pinot network, a collection of ten wineries that promote electric vehicle tourism and have on-site charging stations. Sokol Blosser is the 6th largest winery in Oregon and a certified B Corporation with a commitment to the earth, people and business. Hyland Vineyard is one of Oregon's oldest and largest vineyards, spanning over 200 acres of volcanic soil. Space is limited - register and reserve your place today! (Cost: $50 - Includes wine tastings at both wineries and lunch.)
4:00-7:00pm	Opening Reception: "New Voices" in New Mobility ▾ World Trade Center 2 Plaza on the corner of SW 1st Ave and Salmon (25 SW Salmon St, Portland, OR 97204) Whether this is your first Roadmap or your twelfth, we invite you to come start the conversation early as you network with your colleagues and enjoy local beer, wine, and appetizers. This year's opening reception will also highlight the importance of including communities of color and other traditionally marginalized communities in new mobility work. In a brief program around 5:00pm, we will acknowledge the sponsors and recipients of the Roadmap Equity Scholarships. Feel free to drop in at any time, and for as long as you'd like. This opening reception is included in full-conference registration and open to the public for $25.

Tuesday, June 18

	Track 1: Cars	Track 2: Charging	Track 3: Community	Track 4: Cutting Edge
8:00-9:00am	Registration & Breakfast
8:00am-5:00pm	Indoor Exhibits
9:00-9:15am	Welcome & Opening Remarks Jeff Allen | Executive Director, Forth
9:15-9:45am	The Fueling Station of the Future ▾ Electric vehicles are leading a revolution in how drivers fuel up. Today, EV charging found at apartment buildings, workplaces, retail outlets and even traditional gasoline stations. This opening keynote will examine how key industry players are imagining the fueling station of the future, and offering new charging models and services to meet consumer needs. Moderator: Julia Pyper | Contributing Editor, Greentech Media & Host, Political Climate Podcast Ashley Horvat | Vice President of Public & Private Partnerships, Greenlots John McFarland | Chief Customer Officer, Portland General Electric
9:45-10:15am	Networking Break
9:45-10:15am	Mini-Session | Southern California Edison's Charge Ready Programs - Driving for Success ▾ Southern California Edison has developed a portfolio of charging infrastructure programs to help EV drivers across the LA basin charge their vehicles -- from everyday passenger cars to fleet and industrial vehicles. In this mini-session, learn about SCE's Charge Ready portfolio, which includes programs and pilots to charge light duty vehicles, electric trucks, buses, shuttles, and port and material handling equipment. Jennifer Manfre | Principal Manager, Clean Energy External Engagement, Southern California Edison
10:00am-7:00pm	Vehicle Displays
10:15-11:30am	Engaging Dealers ▾ Dealerships are essential to accelerating electric vehicle sales, yet dealers and salespeople face a number of structural challenges and barriers. This panel will explore the forces that influence the dealership sales process, and promising strategies to make it easier to sell electric cars. Sponsored by: Moderator: Alisa Reinhardt | Director of Regulatory Affairs, California New Car Dealers Association Joe Ficalora | EV Dealership Specialist, Center for Sustainable Energy  Zach McGuire | EV and Smart Mobility Adoption Manager, Columbus Partnership  Neal Callinan | Electric Vehicle Product Manager, Xcel Energy  Heath Carney, PhD | Principal, Sustainable Transportation Solutions  Eric Cahill | Program Director, Plug In America	Rate Design to Accelerate Transportation Electrification ▾ Electric utility rates are one of the key factors that influences whether driving on electricity is cheaper than burning gasoline; whether customers charge in ways that maximize benefits for everyone; and whether fast charging is affordable or feasible. At the same time, complicated rates can discourage electric vehicle sales. This panel will review promising models from around the country. Moderator: Sara Rafalson | Director, Market Development, EVgo Max Baumhefner | Senior Attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council Cyndee Fang | Manager of Energy Research & Analysis, SDG&E Erika Myers | Principal, Transportation Electrification, Smart Electric Power Alliance Josh Stebbins | Managing Attorney, Sierra Club, Environmental Law Program Aaron Young | Utility Programs Lead, Electrify America	Breaking Down Barriers to EV Adoption ▾ Traditionally underserved communities face many barriers to electric vehicle adoption, from charging challenges to a lack of culturally appropriate marketing. This panel will explore strategies to improve access and awareness to increase electric vehicle use in communities of color and other traditionally underserved populations. Moderator: Sergio Lopez | Program Manager, Forth Lauri Walker | Senior Project Manager, Equity Transportation, Center for Sustainable Energy  Tin Le | Staff Specialist, Bay Area Air Quality Management District Terry Travis | Co-Founder, EVHybridNoire Adam Mohabbat | Lead, Strategic Initiatives, EVgo	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Moderator: Ben Farrow | Manager, Carbon Policy, Puget Sound Energy Harm Weken | FIER Automotive  Jay Friedland | Senior Policy Advisor, Plug In America  Jessica Reichers | Technology and Policy Manager, Oregon Department of Energy  Scott Hardman | Researcher, UC Davis  Michelle Kinman | Director of Transportation, Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator  Steve Bloch | Western Regional Vice President, ABB Inc.  Fred Schaefer | Principal, Cadeo
11:30am-12:30pm	Lunch
12:30-1:45pm	Making the Case for Smart, Shared, and Sustainable Mobility Services ▾ Pilot projects around the world are helping identify and overcome the barriers to electrifying shared mobility services like ride sharing, ride hailing, and taxi fleets. This panel will explore promising strategies to electrify shared mobility, and the lessons we are learning along the way. Moderator: Nick Nigro | Founder, Atlas Public Policy Tegan Molloy | Program Manager, Forth Pete Slowik | Researcher, International Council on Clean Transportation  Michael Marx | Executive Director, Corporate Ethics International Jen Roberton | Transportation Policy Advisor, NYC Mayor's Office of Sustainability	Carrying the Load: Electrifying Heavy Duty Trucks ▾ Electric drive is rapidly moving into the heavy duty vehicle market. Panelists will explore the accelerating rate of change in this sector, predict which segments are likely to electrify first, and discuss the most promising strategies for managing this increasingly heavy electrical load. Sponsored by: Moderator: Julie Furber | Vice President - Electrified Power, Cummins  Rustam Kocher | Charging Infrastructure Lead, Daimler Trucks North America Sam Jammal | Senior Manager, Government Relations, BYD Samantha Houston | Vehicles Analyst, Clean Vehicles Program, Union of Concerned Scientists  Josh Loyd | Utility Consultant, Burns & McDonnell  Bill Van Amburg | Executive Vice President, CALSTART	New Leading E-Mobility Regions ▾ The race is on, as regions around the world vie to become electric mobility leaders. Come hear what's in the works from leaders of some of the fastest-moving electric mobility regions. Moderator: Paul Stith | Director, Strategy & Innovation, Black & Veatch James Campbell | Policy Adviser, PacifiCorp/RMP  Greg Gaug | Vice President of Investments, Ulupono Initiative  Stefan Büchele | Deputy Director of Administration, International Cooperation, Automotive Baden-Württemberg e-mobil BW  Christina Ianniciello | Director, Clean Transportation, Province of British Columbia Brendan Jordan | Vice President, Great Plains Institute	Autonomous Mobility: Coming Soon? ▾ Autonomous vehicle technology promises improved safety and efficiency, lower costs, and better environmental outcomes. But how quickly is it coming, where will we see it first, and how can we ensure we are maximizing the positives and minimizing negative side effects? Sponsored by: Moderator: Jeanette Shaw | Senior Director, Public Affairs and Policy, Forth Amitai Bin-Nun | Vice President, Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE)  Karen Giese | Smart Cities Program Manager, Siemens  Wayne Killen | Director, Charging Infrastructure Planning & Business Development, Electrify America
1:45-2:15pm	Networking Break
1:45-2:15pm	Mini-Session | Large Scale EV Charging + Load Management | Presented by PowerFlex
2:15-3:30pm	Electric Mobility Showcases ▾ The US Department of Energy has funded three "showcase" projects to provide hands-on consumer experiences in convenient, brand neutral settings. Similar efforts have also emerged in other regions. These range from long term stationary settings like Forth's Northwest Electric Showcase to weekend events around the region. What are we learning from these projects, and how can they inform work in other regions? Moderator: Linda Bluestein  Zach Henkin | Deputy Director, Forth  Lisa Thurstin | Manager, Clean Air, American Lung Association in Minnesota  Kat Urquhart | Program Manager, Plug In America  Mark Singer | Sr. Transportation Analyst, National Renewable Energy Laboratory	Smart Charging and V2X in the Real World ▾ Are smart charging and "V2X" technologies finally ready to move from pilot projects to widespread adoption? Our panelists will explore projects underway, lessons learned, and the path ahead. Sponsored by: Moderator: Karen Giese | Smart Cities Program Manager, Siemens Baerte De Brey | Chief International Officer, ElaadNL  Karen Hsu | Senior Director, Business Development, Utilities, eMotorWerks Marc Trahand | EVP, Marketing, Nuvve Corporation  Barton Sidles | Director of Corporate and Business Development, Hubject Inc.  Oliver Garnett | Consultant, E3	Equity Focused E-mobility Projects ▾ An increasing number of projects are being tested to bring the benefits of electric, shared, and autonomous vehicles to traditionally underserved communities. This panel will highlight the most promising, sustainable, and scalable projects, and the lessons learned to date. Moderator: Hana Creger | Environmental Equity Program Manager, The Greenlining Institute Graciela Garcia | Air Pollution Specialist, California Air Resources Board  Zach Franklin | Chief Strategy Officer, GRID Alternatives  Darren Epps | Electric Transportation Manager, Georgia Power  Tara Lynn Gray | President & CEO, Fresno Metro Black Chamber and Fresno Metro Black Chamber Foundation	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Moderator: Eva DeCesaro | Electric Transportation Project Manager, Pacific Power Molly Amendt | VP of Clean Transportation, C2 Group  Kevin Matthews | Managing Director, National Strategies, LLC  Forest Williams | Director of New Business Development, Liberty PlugIns Marie Steele | Principal, e-centricity, LLP  Anna Vanderspek | Energy Programs Manager, Green Energy Consumers Alliance  Alan Mace | HD Market Manager, Ballard Power Systems Inc.  Ben Prochazka | Vice President, Electrification Coalition
3:30-4:00pm	Networking Break
3:30-4:00pm	Mini Session | EVSE for Fleets: Key Points to Address when Transitioning towards an EV Fleet ▾ From taxis to ambulances, from delivery and security services to municipal and utilities, a growing number of fleets are going electric. Incorporating or transitioning to electrical vehicles (EV) requires a specific approach. Many cities, governments and private businesses have started to transition their gas-powered fleets to EVs. What exactly is the role of the Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in the transition? Who says EV, also says EVSE, but in a fleet context what does this really imply? Learn how cities, government and private companies have switched to EVs, maximized benefits, while reducing total cost of ownership through power management, and successfully transitioned to charging stations in a smooth and seamless manner, while remaining efficient. There have, of course, been a few bumps in the road and we will highlight how these organizations managed to get around these issues and the key points to address when transitioning to ans EV fleet. Rafaël Van Coppneolle | Product Line Manager, AddEnergie | FLO
4:00-5:00pm Sponsored by:	Live Focus Group ▾ One of the most popular recurring elements in the Roadmap series, this live focus group will ground attendees in the real-world challenges facing expanded electric vehicle adoption. Professional facilitators from Opinion Dynamics will quiz drivers, and audience members can pose questions of their own in real time. This year's session will focus on the role customers want their electric utility to play in transportation electrification.
5:00-7:00pm Sponsored by:	Evening Reception | Oregon Convention Center Plaza, across MLK from the Convention Center Network among the newest EVs in the Roadmap 12 Vehicle Exhibition while enjoying local Oregon wine, beer and appetizers. The first annual Roadmap Awards will be presented to organizations and individuals who demonstrated exemplary dedication to electric, smart and shared mobility. Winners list here!vThe evening reception is included in full-conference registration and open to the public for $25.

Wednesday, June 19

	Track 1: Cars	Track 2: Charging	Track 3: Community	Track 4: Cutting Edge
7:30-8:30am	Dutch Solutions for Public and Private Charging ▾ Sponsored by Holland E-Mobility Holland E-Mobility is hosting a workshop around the opportunities of Smart Charging and Smart eMobility. This workshop is organized to get to know the Dutch 'movers and shakers' and explore collaboration and business development between smart mobility organizations in the Netherlands and the United States. The workshop will include short presentations and round table discussions, highlighting solutions for EV charging for apartments and multi-unit dwellings; a vehicle-to-grid technology pilot run by ElaadNL and Renault in Utrecht, and smart charging pilots in the Netherlands and Europe. Breakfast will be served during the workshop. Space is limited; please RSVP here.
8:00-9:00am	Registration & Breakfast
8:00am-5:00pm	Indoor Exhibits
9:00-9:05am	Welcome Jeff Allen | Executive Director, Forth
9:05-9:20am	Opening Keynote ▾ Transportation is the second greatest expense for most households, and past transportation investments have often reinforced patterns of inequality and exclusion. As a result, traditionally underserved communities have less access to clean mobility access; higher mobility costs; and fewer economic opportunities in new mobility industries. Our keynote speaker will highlight the importance of reversing this trend, and both inspire and challenge us to take on this work. Jessica Vega Pedersen | Commissioner, Multnomah County
9:20-9:30am	33rd International Electric Vehicle Symposium ▾ The world's largest electric vehicle conference, the International Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS), is coming to Portland on June 14-17, 2020 and Roadmap 13 will be held in conjunction with EVS33. EDTA President Genevieve Cullen will highlight what to look forward to in June 2020. Genevieve Cullen | President, Electric Drive Transportation Association
9:30-10:30am	Opening Plenary | The Future of Fast Charging ▾ The CHAdeMO Association is working with China to develop ultra-fast charging standards; CharIN is working to establish the Combined Charging System (CCS) as the global standard; and Tesla continues to expand its Supercharger network. This session will bring together senior representatives from these three organizations to explore some pressing questions: What is their strategy for providing increasingly high-power charging? What do they see as the advantages of their system? Do they think all three systems will coexist globally indefinitely into the future, or will there be convergence? Moderator: John Voelcker | Automotive Journalist & Industry Analyst Takafumi Anegawa | President of Research Institute, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc. (TEPCO)  Oleg Logvinov | President & CEO, IoTecha
10:30-11:00am	Networking Break
10:30-11:00am	Mini Session | Game Changing Innovation: Carbon Capital Markets Power Up EV Charging Expansion ▾ The EV Charging Carbon Coalition has developed an innovative new accredited methodology that allows charging systems to sell credits to voluntary carbon markets, earning a potential incremental 5-10% return on capital. This panel will discuss the process, how it works, and what it means for charging providers and businesses as well as benefits and implications for the grid with increasing EV sales. Moderator: Sue Hall | CEO, Climate Neutral Business Network Wayne Killen | Director, Charging Infrastructure Planning & Business Development, Electrify America Matt Macunas | Legislative Liaison and Senior Marketing Manager, Connecticut Green Bank Pamela MacDougall | Clean Energy Grid Integration Science Fellow, Climate and Clean Energy Program, NRDC
11:00am-12:15pm	Scaling Electric Transit to 100% ▾ Cities around the world are pledging to completely electrify their fleets. In China, Shenzen has already electrified its entire fleet of over 16,000 buses. This panel will explore the strategies that cities are using to rapidly electrify their fleets, meet their charging needs, and move from demonstration projects to full-scale electrification. Moderator: Kyle Pynn | Electric Vehicle Business Line Manager, Burns & McDonnell  John DeBoer | Head of eMobility, Siemens North America  Kent Leacock | Director of Government Relations, Proterra  David Roberts | Senior Consultant, VEIC  Dr. Holmes Hummel | Principal & Founder, Clean Energy Works	Utilities Driving Change ▾ Over 15 states have initiated some type of proceeding, workshop, or rate case in the past year in which regulated utilities are proposing electric vehicle programs. These include all regions in the country - Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, Texas-ERCOT, Midwest, and the Western states. State agencies, led by their Public Utility Commissions, have initiated a number of workshops and proceedings on electric vehicle topics as well, including issues of "what is a public utility" as well as complex issues related to program design, dynamic or time of use rates, rate design issues, stakeholder groups, and education and outreach. This panel will explore some of the following questions: What are some of the best practices and lessons learned from both California and other states in early programs? What will it take to scale up programs from the pilot phase to larger scale? What are some good examples of utility programs that have worked? How are utilities working with vendors and other stakeholders to accelerate these deployments? Sponsored by: Moderator: Phil Jones | Executive Director, Alliance for Transportation Electrification (ATE) Lang Reynolds | Director, Electric Transportation, Duke Energy Chris Budzynski | Director, Utility Policy, Exelon Utilities Greg Bernosky | Director, Strategy Integration and Implementation, Pinnacle West Capital Corporation John Markowitz, PE, CEM | Evolve NY, New York Power Authority (NYPA) Joe Halso | Associate Attorney, Sierra Club Katherine Stainken | Policy Director, Plug-in America	The Rapidly Growing EV Market in China ▾ China is now responsible for over half the electric vehicles sold worldwide, and its leadership on transportation electrification continues to accelerate. This session will explore the latest trends, the key players, and the implications for global electric vehicle markets. Moderator: Eric Huang | Program Manager, Forth Xiaohua Ding | Deputy Director, Shanghai Electric Vehicle Public Data Collecting Monitoring and Research Center  Jianhua Chen | Program Officer, Energy Foundation Beijing Office  Xiang Zhang | Professor, Beijing Institute of Technology  David Sandalow | Inaugural Fellow, Center on Global Energy Policy & Co-Director, Energy and Environment Concentration, Columbia University	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Moderator: Patty Monahan | Commissioner, California Energy Commission Jennifer Green | Director of Sustainability and Workforce Vitality, City of Burlington  Michael Chiacos | Director of Energy and Climate Programs, Community Environmental Council  Jennifer States | Senior Consultant, DNV GL  Tom Okada | Executive Director of Business Development, WiTricity  Megha Lakhchaura | Director, Policy and Utility Programs, EVBox  Alexis Schayowitz | Director, Transportation, ICF  Grace Van Horn | Consultant, M.J. Bradley & Associates
12:15-1:45pm	Lunch
12:30-1:45pm	The Road to 100% ZEV ▾ An increasing number of states, regions, and countries are setting formal goals to reach 100% of new vehicle sales zero emission vehicles. How might leading regions make good on these pledges? What is a transition likely to look like? What supporting policies and investments will we need to get there? Moderator: Anthony Eggert | Director - Transportation, ClimateWorks Dr. Daniel Sperling | Distinguished Professor and Director, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Davis (ITS-Davis) Jianhua Chen | Program Officer, Energy Foundation Beijing Office  Espen Hauge | President, AVERE - the European Association for Electromobility Andrea Pratt | Climate & Transportation Policy Advisor, City of Seattle
1:45-3:00pm	Segmenting the Market ▾ Who is buying electric cars, and who will buy them in the future? It's time to move beyond simplistic views of the market and "early adopters." This panel will introduce different ways to think about electric car buyers and their needs, to help us convince more of them to choose electric vehicles. Moderator: Marc Deutsch | American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Brett Williams | Senior Principal Advisor, EV Programs, Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)  Carolyn Parrs | CEO, Mind Over Markets  Geoffrey Abraham | Principle, Creative Director, Self Brand Studio  Jonathan Levy | Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, EVgo	Curbside and Right of Way Charging ▾ Cities that want more people to walk and bike need to have sidewalks, bike lanes, and bike parking; likewise, cities that want to electrify transportation need to make room in the public right of way for charging. This panel will explore promising models and strategies to make charging your car as easy as parking it. Jorge Madrid | Senior Program Manager, Cities, Energy Foundation Ethan Sprague | VP Sales, FreeWire Technologies, Inc.  Rafaël Van Coppenolle | Product Line Manager, Services FLO Inc.  Shannon Walker | New Mobility, Electric & Autonomous Vehicle Lead, Seattle DOT	The Expanding Market for Fuel Cell Vehicles ▾ Fuel cell electric vehicles are becoming increasingly available outside of California. What strategies will most effectively speed their expansion to the rest of the United States? Sponsored by: Moderator: Tyson Eckerle | Deputy Director, ZEV Infrastructure, Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development, State of California  Stephen Ellis | Manager, Fuel Cell Vehicle Marketing, American Honda Motor Co., Inc.  Brian Goldstein | Executive Director, Energy Independence Now Craig Scott | National Manager, Advanced Technologies Group, Toyota	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Moderator: Prachi Vakharia | Advisory Board Member, International Association of Transportation Regulators Piotr Chmielewski | Vice President Business Development, GreenFlux  Andre Javier-Barry | Senior Account Manager and Business Development, D+R International   April Bolduc | President, S Curve Strategies  Alex Hanson | Senior Advisor on Vehicle Incentives, UK's Office of Low Emissions Vehicles  Randal Kaufman | Sales Director, Black & Veatch  Alan Bates | Portland GM, Envoy Technologies Jordan Davis | Director, Smart Cities, Columbus Partnership
3-3:30pm	Networking Break
3:30-4:45pm	Compelling Consumer Engagement Campaigns ▾ Several brand neutral campaigns are bringing public and private sector actors together to promote electric mobility as a class. This session will provide an overview of several of these campaigns, the lessons they are learning, and the implications for other regions. Sponsored by: Moderator: Anne Snyder Grassmann | Portland General Electric Lisa Chiladakis | Manager, Technology and Programs, Veloz  Kelly Yearick | Program Manager, Forth Matt Streit | Senior Vice President, Edelman  Richard Steinberg | Senior Director of Green Cities, Marketing and Communications, Electrify America	How Local Governments can Accelerate EVSE ▾ Many local governments have made bold commitments to electrify local mobility, and they know that will require more charging infrastructure. However, most cities have limited resources to directly fund charging themselves. This panel will explore strategies that cities can use to streamline, simplify, and accelerate the installation of more charging infrastructure in their communities. Sponsored by: Moderator: Kelly Shultz | Bloomberg Susan Freedman | Senior Regional Energy/Climate Planner, San Diego Association of Governments  Jesse Way | Climate Policy Analyst, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM)  Mike Usen | Senior Transportation and Environmental Planner, DKS Associates  Michael Terreri | Program Manager, GNA  Matthew Nelson | Director of Government Affairs, Electrify America	State Policy Leadership ▾ State level electric vehicle leadership has been accelerating on the coasts, and expanding to more states as well. What state-level policies and actions will have the greatest impact on accelerating transportation electrification? Sponsored by: Moderator: Sue Gander | Director, Environment, Energy & Transportation Division, National Governors Association Cassie Powers | Managing Director, Programs, NASEO  Gina Coplon-Newfield | Director, Clean Transportation for All Campaign, Sierra Club  Sophie Shulman | Chief of Innovative Mobility, Colorado DOT  Representative Jake Fey | 27th Legislative District, State of Washington	Lightning Talks ▾ Hold on to your seat! Some sessions in this track will feature a half-dozen "ignite" style talks of 5-7 minutes each, with brief Q&A periods afterwards, exploring a diverse range of cutting edge topics. These short-format talks are guaranteed to get you talking! Moderator: John Morris | D+R International William Murtha | Reporter, Argus Media  Carlo De La Cruz | Senior Campaign Representative, My Generation, Sierra Club  Mark Tang | Staff Specialist, Bay Area Air Quality Management District  Lisa Arellanes | Senior Manager, Business Development & Partnerships, Transportation Electrification, Southern California Edison  Tyler Petersen | Senior Manager, EV Initiatives, Center for Sustainable Energy  Sarah McKearnan | Senior Policy Advisor, NESCAUM  Espen Hauge | President, AVERE - the European Association for Electromobility
4:45-4:50pm	Break
4:50-5:00pm	Final Closing Remarks Jeff Allen | Executive Director, Forth
5:30-8:00pm	After Party Celebrate the conclusion of the biggest Roadmap ever at Forth's new office in NW Portland (2035 NW Front, Field Office). The After Party is open to the public for $25, included in full-conference ticket.

Thursday, June 20