Shared-Use Mobility Center’s Post

SUMC created the National Shared Mobility Summit a decade ago in response to new shared mobility modes and the growing shared mobility industry. The mobility landscape has evolved since then. In response, we consider it our responsibility to reimagine and adapt how we convene. We bring shared mobility practitioners and researchers together to make our communities more equitable, sustainable, and accessible. So, we are reimagining the best way to convene changemakers. How can we give you better value as travel budgets get tighter? How can we make the experience more meaningful, relevant, and accessible? Help us reimagine how we convene the shared mobility sector with this five-minute survey to understand the value that current conferences bring you and the biggest barriers you face.

☀️ Summer days may be long, but conference organisers are already gearing up for autumn events! Discover how INTX ensures smooth transport logistics for conferences. From timely arrivals to accommodating additional needs, we've got you covered. Dive into our latest blog post to explore real case studies and learn how we excel in event transport: https://lnkd.in/ejF-ZFBT #ConferencePlanning #EventTransport #INTX #SummerEvents #AutumnConferences

Before heading to any conference, it’s worth taking time to prepare to make the most of the experience. I’m going to the GOTO Conferences in Copenhagen next week and, as part of my preparation, I need to figure out which talks to see. That led me to write an article where I share some useful tips to help you make the most of your conference experience! #softwareengineering #GOTOcph

** Throwback Thursday ** Let's take a look at our many conferences over the years. We organized one in 2018 and six in 2022 - thanks to the support of our members and growing CAASA team! Today we look at the in-person version of the CAASA Alternative Perspectives conference, held in Vancouver, BC. What a rush to get back to BC for an event (Paul and I are from there) and it was perfect weather for the event. We continued to innovate, creating the Start-up Round-up where 11 of our Start-up Founder members met with 2 of the 11 angels and VCs taking part in this session - some coming from as far away as the UAE, the Bahamas, and NYC! They had 2x30-mins pitch sessions and it was actually a chore to move them to the next pairing after half an hour - they were all quite interested in speaking longer. Of course the weather was perfect in YVR…something that every Vancouverite knows is a black swan and a way to convince tourists that they need to return ASAP. That said, we look to return in 2023. You can view the program here: https://lnkd.in/gMrCQh-U All of our publications are available here: https://lnkd.in/gTwUCzPP We would like to note that at all of our conferences we strive for a 40% investors, 40% managers, and 20% service provider attendee break-down and have achieved this in virtually all cases. This, we believe, is a golden ratio that provides value to all attendees. We also like to keep our conferences smaller (200-250 max) and would only increase delegate maximums if we have the requisite (40%+) block of investors already registered. We're in this for the long-haul and for member value!

I am beyond grateful to have had the incredible opportunity to attend the highly anticipated 2024 NABA Conference in the vibrant city of Las Vegas! Here are a few highlights that made this experience truly unforgettable: 1. Empowering Connections: The NABA Conference was a melting pot of talented professionals from diverse backgrounds and industries. The networking opportunities were second to none, allowing me to connect with like-minded individuals with the same passion for growth and success. These connections have expanded my professional network and given rise to potential collaborations and partnerships that I am genuinely excited about. 2. Insights that Ignited Inspiration: The conference boasted an impressive lineup of industry experts and thought leaders who shared their invaluable insights and expertise. The sessions were thought-provoking, covering a wide range of topics shaping our industries' future. The knowledge and inspiration I gained were immeasurable, providing me with a fresh perspective and fueling my drive to excel in my field. 3. Transformative Learning Experiences: The conference offered many workshops, interactive sessions, and panel discussions that delved deep into the challenges and opportunities facing professionals today. The knowledge gained has undoubtedly elevated my skillset and positioned me for success in the ever-evolving business landscape. 4. Growth on a Personal and Professional Level: Attending the NABA Conference was a transformative experience that has undoubtedly accelerated my personal and professional growth. It gave me an invaluable platform to learn, connect, and expand my horizons. The insights gained and the connections made will undoubtedly shape my career trajectory and open doors to new and exciting opportunities. Reflecting on my time at the 2024 NABA Conference in Las Vegas, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the experiences, knowledge, and connections I gained. It was an honor to be part of such a remarkable event that has left an indelible mark on my professional journey. I cannot wait to apply what I have learned, nurture the relationships I've built, and continue striving for excellence in my field. #NABAConference2024Reflections #TransformativeExperience #LasVegasMemories #ProfessionalGrowth

** Throwback Thursday ** Let's take a look at our many conferences over the years. We organized one in 2018 and six in 2022 - thanks to the support of our members and growing CAASA team! Today we look at our first in-person conference in a long time: our Family Office Summit 2022. We noticed that family offices were happy to travel, for the most part, but some were still a little skittish if they would have to test negative before returning to the States, for example. It was all hugs and giggles at the conference where we managed to have 35% investors, 60% managers, and 5% service providers - we also noted that service providers were not flying or going to conferences in a big way, but managers were happy to get on a plane. Those who did were richly rewarded! You can view the program here: https://lnkd.in/gHUCrbKG All of our publications are available here: https://lnkd.in/gTwUCzPP We would like to note that at all of our conferences we strive for a 40% investors, 40% managers, and 20% service provider attendee break-down and have achieved this in virtually all cases. This, we believe, is a golden ratio that provides value to all attendees. We also like to keep our conferences smaller (200-250 max) and would only increase delegate maximums if we have the requisite (40%+) block of investors already registered. We're in this for the long-haul and for member value!

Why does SMPS—Society for Marketing Professional Services choose the locations for Amplify A|E|C conferences? From travel accessibility and amenities to local culture and ambiance, numerous factors play into our decision-making process. Curious to learn more about how we select our conference locations? Watch this insightful video to get a behind-the-scenes look at our meticulous planning #amplifyaec #aecindustry #smps #growthprofessionals

☁️ 🤖 Come and join Nadia Younan & I from NICE at 11:10am on the 1st May to hear how and why the “upstream” (me) and the “downstream” (Nadia) need to work hand-in-hand to make the most of #digital, #ConversationalAI, #generativeAI, and #workforceoptimisation

** Throwback Thursday ** Let's take a look at our many conferences over the years. We organized one in 2018 and six in 2022 - thanks to the support of our members and growing CAASA team! Today we look at the in-person version of the CAASA Alternative Perspectives conference, held in Vancouver, BC. What a rush to get back to BC for an event (Paul and I are from there) and it was perfect weather for the event. We continued to innovate, creating the Start-up Round-up where 11 of our Start-up Founder members met with 2 of the 11 angels and VCs taking part in this session - some coming from as far away as the UAE, the Bahamas, and NYC! They had 2x30-mins pitch sessions and it was actually a chore to move them to the next pairing after half an hour - they were all quite interested in speaking longer. Of course the weather was perfect in YVR…something that every Vancouverite knows is a black swan and a way to convince tourists that they need to return ASAP. That said, we look to return in 2023. You can view the program here: https://lnkd.in/ge-xgDNH All of our publications are available here: https://lnkd.in/eeG_9et We would like to note that at all of our conferences we strive for a 40% investors, 40% managers, and 20% service provider attendee break-down and have achieved this in virtually all cases. This, we believe, is a golden ratio that provides value to all attendees. We also like to keep our conferences smaller (200-250 max) and would only increase delegate maximums if we have the requisite (40%+) block of investors already registered. We're in this for the long-haul and for member value!

** Throwback Thursday ** Let's take a look at our many conferences over the years. We organized one in 2018 and six in 2022 - thanks to the support of our members and growing CAASA team! Today we look at our first in-person conference in a long time: our Family Office Summit 2022. We noticed that family offices were happy to travel, for the most part, but some were still a little skittish if they would have to test negative before returning to the States, for example. It was all hugs and giggles at the conference where we managed to have 35% investors, 60% managers, and 5% service providers - we also noted that service providers were not flying or going to conferences in a big way, but managers were happy to get on a plane. Those who did were richly rewarded! You can view the program here: https://lnkd.in/gHUCrbKG All of our publications are available here: https://lnkd.in/gTwUCzPP We would like to note that at all of our conferences we strive for a 40% investors, 40% managers, and 20% service provider attendee break-down and have achieved this in virtually all cases. This, we believe, is a golden ratio that provides value to all attendees. We also like to keep our conferences smaller (200-250 max) and would only increase delegate maximums if we have the requisite (40%+) block of investors already registered. We're in this for the long-haul and for member value!