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As a center of mobility for air and ground transportation, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and the surrounding communities are poised to become a clean energy hub, building on decades of environmental stewardship. Join the ACES Northwest Network and partners for this exciting look inside what’s happening in the world of electric aircraft, shared-ride transportation services, and community energy services. Public-private partnerships and goal-oriented collaboration among diverse groups of stakeholders are the keys to harnessing the transformative power of cost-effective renewable energy. The result is that solutions to our world’s biggest challenges are being created right here in the Pacific Northwest!

Agenda

Tom Alberg: Welcome from ACES Co-Founder
Bruce Agnew: Welcome from the ACES Northwest Network
Andrea Reay: Welcome from the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce
Scott O. Kuznicki, P.E.: ACES Research Report: The Mobility Marketplace
Stephanie Bowman (Port of Seattle): Going Green at Seattle-Tacoma Int’l Airport
Roei Ganzarski (magniX): Taking Flight: A World First for Electric Aircraft
Heather Mulligan (PSE): Neighborhood and Multi-Family Residential Charging
Jon Walker (Lyft): Achieving Fleet Electrification for TNCs

WHEN

August 25, 2020
2 to 3:30 p.m

WHERE

Online Zoom Event

QUESTIONS?

Contact Bruce Agnew at bagnew@discovery.org

COST

This event is free but registration is required in order to provide you with a link to the stream.

Event Video

Speakers

Andrea H. Reay

Andrea H. Reay is a native of the Pacific Northwest and is an experienced non-profit manager, business consultant and community organizer. Her first job was working at her family’s business, a small independent pharmacy, aptly named “Family Pharmacy”. She attended the University of Washington where she studied Theatre and Classics. She then worked for over 15 years in non-profit arts management. In 2016 Andrea accepted the position to serve as the President/CEO at Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce.

Bruce Agnew

_{Director, Cascadia Center}

Since 1993, Bruce Agnew has been leading the Northwest Cascadia initiative serving as director of the Cascadia Center in Seattle. The Center is a private, non-profit, public policy center engaged in regional and international transportation and technology. Bruce also co-chairs of the Transportation Group for the Pacific Northwest Economic Region (PNWER) – a public private partnership of ten Northwest states and Western Canadian provinces/territories. Since 2017, he has served as director of the ACES NW Network dedicated to the acceleration of ACES (Autonomous-Connected-Electric-Shared) technology in transportation.

Heather Mulligan

_{Manager, Customer Clean Energy Solutions for Puget Sound Energy}

Heather has more than 25 years of experience working on programs which support the deployment and use of energy efficiency, renewable energy technologies, electric vehicles. She has been with Puget Sound Energy for the past 14 years, where she manages PSE’s renewable energy and electric vehicle products& services. Prior to joining Puget Sound Energy in 2006, Heather worked as the national and regional coordinator of U.S. Department of Energy’s Million Solar Roofs Initiative. Her work at DOE built from a successful eight year career as a renewable energy policy consultant.

Jon Walker

_{Sustainability Policy Manager at Lyft}

Jon manages Lyft’s sustainability policy for Lyft, including environmental and electric vehicle programs. Externally, Jon works with public officials, the private sector, NGOs, and utilities to advance mutual environmental and EV goals. Internally, Jon works with Lyft’s operations and product teams to help design, deploy, and scale Lyft’s new electric vehicle program.

Roei Ganzarski

_{CEO, magniX}

Roei Ganzarski is CEO of magniX, an electric aviation propulsion company. With a vision of connecting communities with low-cost, clean air transportation, magniX is disrupting the status- quo of aviation as we know it. In addition to his role as CEO of magniX, Roei is the chairman of Eviation, the electric aircraft OEM. Prior to magniX, Roei was CEO of BoldIQ — a global provider of dynamic real-time scheduling optimization software.

Stephanie Bowman

_{Port of Seattle Commissioner}

Stephanie Bowman currently serves as the Executive Director of Washington ABC, a statewide non-profit organization promoting policies and programs to help economically-disadvantaged communities build assets through investments in education, home ownership, savings, and small business development. Stephanie has more than 18 years of experience working in the areas of transportation and economic development on the local, state and federal levels, including at the Port of Tacoma and Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

Scott Kuznicki

_{Research Fellow, Cascadia Center for Regional Development}

Scott O. Kuznicki is the recipient of the 2019-2021 Transportation Futures Research Fellowship with the Discovery Institute's Cascadia Center for Regional Development. The Transportation Futures Research Fellowship is designed to encourage collaborative graduate-level research related to transportation policy and operations with an emphasis on human behavior, machine learning, technology integration, and long-term sustainability of the transportation system.

Tom Alberg

_{Managing Director, Madrona Venture Group}

Prior to co-founding Madrona Venture Group in 1995, Mr. Alberg served as President of LIN Broadcasting Corporation and Executive Vice President of McCaw Cellular Communications, Inc. He currently serves as a director for Madrona portfolio companies, including Impinj, and Wireless Services. In addition, he serves on the boards of two public technology companies, Advanced Digital Information Corporation and Amazon.com, located in the Northwest.

Partners

This webinar is made possible by the generous support of ACES Northwest Network members, including Puget Sound Energy, Lyft, and Battery Renewal Systems. Our partners include the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce, the Pacific Northwest Economic Region, and the Cascade Chapter of the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International.

pse.com

The ACES Northwest Network, a program of the Cascadia Center for Regional Development, is a unique collective working to bring Automated, Connected, Electric, and Shared vehicle technologies to the Puget Sound region. The ACES Northwest Network Seminar Series is devoted to telling the story of transformative mobility that is already happening through the Autonomous, Connected, Electric, and Shared revolution