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On June 20, 2017, 129 invited mobility leaders convened in Cambridge, Massachusetts to discuss the future of mobility in the Boston region.
While the Boston region continues to remain globally competitive, the region sits at an altogether unique moment in the history of mobility and transportation. This summit aimed to harness the ingenuity and innovation already underway in the Commonwealth as well as tap into the expertise of invited global thought leaders with best practices directly applicable to Boston’s challenges.
This day-long leadership summit brought together C-suite executives and entrepreneurs, public sector and non-profit leaders, and academics to share local and global best practices applicable to the Boston region. The focus was on transformative new technologies, policies, financing mechanisms, design and collaboration models with a particular focus on low-carbon and equitable solutions.
This was an invitation-only summit, and the application process was extremely competitive. The 129 attendees were selected from over 250 applicants. Registration was free.
Prior to the summit, Meeting of the Minds worked with registrants and the other invited leaders to identify the Boston region’s key mobility pain points and challenges. These were addressed at the summit through a mix of formats: talks, workshops and collaborative work sessions. This summit did not dwell on only the challenges, but rather, focused on the global and regional solutions to the Boston region’s mobility, climate and equity challenges.
This summit was made possible by the generous support of the Barr Foundation.
Many thanks to our host for this event, Microsoft.
Event info: meetingoftheminds.org/events/boston
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