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MOVE 2019 Launches, Ready to Revolutionise Urban Mobility

By [email protected] - 26th October 2018 - 10:52

Coming to ExCeL, London UK on 12-13 February, MOVE is set to be the world’s most important urban mobility event – where visionaries and disruptive technology meet to drive the future of transport.

MOVE is a conference and exhibition all about changing the way the world moves – with 388 industry-leading speakers across all modes and disciplines of urban mobility. The agenda is a comprehensive and cross-modal experience covering 9 key components of the urban mobility ecosystem: Auto Futures to Autonomous Vehicles, Business Models, Cycling & New Mobility, Energy & Charging, Infrastructure & Connectivity, Smart Cities, Tech Data & Innovation and Urban Supply Chain.

Big names in mobility such as Waymo, Daimler, NewMotion and What3Words have signed on to deliver keynote sessions, and the MOVE team are due to finalise the conference agenda in the next few weeks.

The MOVE exhibition will feature 120 technology disruptors from across the transport ecosystem, including BCG Consulting, KPMG, Microsoft, BestMile, Trafi and Waycare.

Waycare’s CEO Noam Maital calls MOVE “a rare opportunity to bring all stakeholders together to discuss transportation and mobility solutions – it’s a collaborative approach of Government, the private sector, and the community all working together.”

In recognition of the vital role of mobility policy and implementation at all levels of government, MOVE are offering a limited number of bursaries for public-sector employees from National, Regional and Local Governments. So far, the cites of Amsterdam, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Ghent, Helsinki, Rotterdam, Vantaa, Groningen and Kansas have signed up to attend, joined by representatives from over a dozen UK local authorities and municipalities.

Bob Bennett, Chief Innovation Officer of Kansas City, who will be speaking on MOVE’s Smart Cities stream, said: “I am thrilled to be joining with the city leaders, corporate teams and researchers who are helping define 21st Century Mobility. MOVE is a unique event where we will have the platform and time to really dig into the issues that will define where we are going as a society.”

MOVE will also feature a Start-Up Village bringing together the transport sector’s most innovative start-ups. The aim is to provide a unique environment for VCs looking for early stage opportunities as well as companies across government, automotive, logistics, energy, infrastructure and more to discover the newest technology and freshest ideas in transport.

“Smarter technology and renewable power sources have the ability transform transportation infrastructure, making it cleaner, more efficient and providing a better experience to users. The challenges in moving from what we have today to a better vision of the future are considerable [but] MOVE can make a real contribution to tackling these challenges,” added Colin Corbally, Partner & Head of Investment Strategy at Downing Corporate Finance.

Companies interested in joining the growing list of disruptors, visionaries and innovators with a presence at MOVE can contact Emma-Jane Dinan on +44 207 092 1045 or email [email protected] for details on remaining sponsorship and exhibition packages.

For more information or to book tickets, visit the official MOVE website, terrapinn.com/move.

About MOVE and Terrapinn

MOVE is part of a large portfolio of global transport events by Terrapinn.
Terrapinn events have been sparking ideas, innovations and relationships that transform business for over 30 years. Using a global footprint, Terrapinn brings innovators, disruptors and change agents together. Discussing and demonstrating the technology, strategies and personalities that are changing the way the world does business.

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