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Event
April 2019 LAI Luncheon
Join us for a panel discussion with local and national leaders on the bleeding edge of the AV revolution.
The legions of prototype test vehicles prowling the streets of San Francisco won't be prototypical for long. With the state now issuing permits for full autonomous testing (read: no humans in the car), our promised Jetsons future is here.
April's luncheon will focus on the onset of autonomous transportation and the associated and profound - impacts on buildings, cities, and the region. Hear from industry luminaries how development projects can successfully respond to unprecedented challenges and opportunities; fundamentally new approaches to parking, loading, and ground floor design are just the tip of the iceberg. This sea change in personal mobility will have transformational impacts on residential and commercial real estate alike.
PANELIST
ALLISON WYLIE, Transportation & Mobility Policy, Uber
TIFFANY OBSER, Greenfield Labs, Ford Motor Company
PHIL LEVIN, 99MPH Consulting
MODERATOR
MOLLY TURNER, UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, Fisher Center
BIOGRAPHIES
ALLISON WYLIE
Allison Wylie is a Public Policy Manager at Uber in San Francisco focused on mobility and the built environment. Allison was most previously at the National Security Council at the White House, serving in the Office of International Economic Affairs. She also served in the Office of Global Women's Issues at the U.S. Department of State.
TIFFANY OBSER
Tiffany Obser is a Design Researcher at Greenfield Labs, a Ford and IDEO collaboration exploring the future of mobility through human-centered design. Prior to Ford, Tiffany was a Regional Manager at Seedstars, a Swiss venture fund that partners with the private and public sectors to build entrepreneurial ecosystems across the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Her work in urban tech was cemented in Saudi Arabia, where she lived and worked on King Abdullah Economic City as a NewCities Fellow from 2014-2015. Trained as an architect at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Tiffany has held design and research roles at OMA, Henning Larsen, and Rotor, contributing to publications and exhibitions about the implications of technology in the built environment.
PHIL LEVIN
Phil is endlessly fascinated by how changes in mobility technology impact how we live, work, and play. He founded 99mph, a consulting firm that specializes in preparing businesses, investors and policymakers for how new mobility technology - particularly autonomous vehicles - will impact the real estate industry. Prior to 99mph Phil led an analytics team on Facebook's Internet.org initiative which brought over 100m people in the developing world online. Also, ask him about co-living: Alongside his behavioral economist wife, he's started two co-living communities in the Bay Area and is a strong believer in a more communal future.
MOLLY TURNER
Molly Turner is an urban planner and tech policy pioneer. She is a leading voice on urban innovation as a Lecturer at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, co-host of the podcast Technopolis from CityLab, an advisor to civic startups, and a board member of urban policy think tank SPUR. Turner was an early employee of Airbnb, where she established the companys public policy team in 2011 and directed its partnerships with cities for five years as the Global Head of Civic Partnerships. Before working in tech, Turner worked for the San Francisco Mayors Office of Economic Development, the UNESCO World Heritage Cities Program, and an urban planning consulting firm. Turner holds a Master in Urban Planning from Harvard University and a BA from Dartmouth College.
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LocationOne Market Restaurant (View)
1 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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