In the excitement of new technology and mobility solutions coming on stream, sometimes the needs/travel patterns of particular groups, such as women, can be overlooked. Sadly. 

The event, the second in the popular series, will highlight positive examples of how women as transport users can benefit from the innovations that are transforming the transport sector.

It will show how the future of mobility can be more inclusive and sustainable, as mobility services use technology and other innovative solutions adapted for women’s needs and where innovative approaches enhance women’s professional opportunities in transport.

New technologies can open new opportunities around the world. Women riders, sharers and hailers are often the key to market growth  – if they feel safe and comfortable.

Chair: Vernon Everitt, Managing Director, Customers, Communication and Technology, Transport for London

Panellists: 

• Professor Andree Woodcock, Prinicpal Investigator, TinnGO
  Lessons from a pan-European observatory for gender transport innovation, impact assessment and application
  
  
• Sahar Danesh, Government Engagement, BSI
  Innovation standards for public policy, including gender and inclusivity
  
  
• Annie Reddaway, Regional City Manager - London, TIER
  Raising the volume of women and underrepresented groups in tech & mobility, both in and outside of the workplace

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