Wednesday, July 30

8:00 Welcome

Gordon Feller, Meeting of the Minds

8:05 The Sustainable Mobility Policy Imperative

Gail Achterman, Program Host & Chair, Oregon Transportation Commission

Irv Miller, Group Vice President, Toyota Motor Sales USA (principal sponsor, Meeting of the Minds)

8:30 SEGMENT ONE: The Road Ahead

OVERVIEW: More of the Same or a Different Game?

Presentation by Michael Meyer, Georgia Institute of Technology

9:00 Audience Polling Exercise - Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

9:15 Panel Discussion, moderated by Michael Meyer

Sue Keil, Director, City of Portland Department of Transportation

Lynn Peterson, Clackamas County Commissioner

Pat Reiten—President, Pacific Power

Bill Wyatt, Director, Executive Director, Port of Portland

Susan Zielinski, Sustainable Mobility & Accessibility Research and Transformation (SMART), a project of CARRS, the Center for Advancing Research and Solutions for Society at the University of Michigan

9:45 Break

10:00 KEYNOTE: Transportation at the Crossroads

The Honorable Theodore Kulongoski, Governor of Oregon

10:30 Panel Reconvene (continues)

11:00 Question and Answer Session

11:15 Audience Polling Exercise - Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

11:30 Breakout Time/Personal Networking

12:00 Lunch

12:30 LUNCH ADDRESS: The Impacts of Climate Change on the Pacific Northwest

Tim Barnett, Ph.D., Scripps Institute

1:30 SEGMENT TWO: Vehicles, Propulsion Systems and Fuel Options

OVERVIEW: Silver Bullets … or Silver Buckshot?

Panel Moderator: Steve Marshall, Senior Fellow, Cascadia Center

1:45 Audience Polling Exercise - Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

1:55 Panel Discussion

Brian Silverstein, Vice President, Operation & Planning, Bonneville Power Administration

Jim Francfort, Idaho National Labs

Steven Hawke, SVP Customer Service and Delivery, Portland General Electric.

Curtis Robinhold, BP Alternative Energy

Maja Vekjkovic--- Director General of the National Research Center (Canada) Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation (NRC-IFCI), formerly the Innovation Centre and of the National Fuel Cell Program.

2:40 Audience Q&A

3:00 Break

3:30 SEGMENT THREE: What Others are Doing

Learning Cities as a Strategy for Leading Change and Shaping the Future

Tim Campbell, Chairman, Urban Age Institute

Flexible Carpooling, A Case in Point -- What Can Portland, Seattle, Vancouver (or Your City) Learn from San Francisco and Washington D.C.?

Paul Minett, Managing Director, Trip Convergence LTD

4:15 Audience Q&A

4:30 Audience Polling Exercise - Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

4:45 Wrap Up

5:00 Reception at Portland Art Museum’s Mark Building

Thursday, July 31

8:00 Welcome from Gordon Feller

8:05 Yesterday in Review; Today in Preview

Gail Achterman, Program Host & Chair, Oregon Transportation Commission

8:15 SEGMENT FOUR: Urban Design & Development

OVERVIEW: Can we live in a different way so we don’t have to drive so much?

Panel Moderator: Meg Nealon, Partner, LandDesign

8:30 Audience Polling Exercise — Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

8:40 Panel Discussion

Eric Clifton, VP, Sustainable Business Development, Newland Communities

Paul Farmer, Executive Director and CEO, American Planning Association

Scott Griffith, CEO, Zipcar

Charles Kelly, Chairman of The Canadian Public Affairs Consulting Group

Paul Moore, Transportation Planner, Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Inc.

9:15 Audience Q&A

9:30 Break

10:00 SEGMENT FIVE: Tolls, Taxes, Technology and Takes on the New Carbon Economy

OVERVIEW: Turbo Charging the Installed Base (Transportation Systems Management and Pricing Strategies to Improve Capacity)

Panel Moderator: Arthur J. O'Donnell, Executive Director, Center for Resource Solutions

10:15 Audience Polling Exercise — Ed Warnock, Cumulus Resources LLC.

10:25 Panel Discussion

Rob Bertini, Associate Professor, PSU and Director of the Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium (OTREC)

Naveen Lamba, IBM Global Services

Randy Pozdena, Managing Director, EcoNorthwest

Geoff Wardle, Director, Advanced Mobility Research, Art Center College of Design (Pasadena)

11:10 Audience Q&A

11:30 Breakout Time/Personal Networking

Noon Lunch

12:30 LUNCH ADDRESS: Tales From My Travels With Toyota: Transportation Anecdotes and Observations from Clients, Conference, and Countries Worldwide

Bill Reinert, National Manager of Advanced Technology for Toyota Motor Sales, USA

1:15 PLENARY ADDRESS: As We End, Let Us Begin

Alan Webber

2:00 Audience Q&A

2:15 Strategic Choices For The Road Ahead: Next Steps, Closing Thoughts & Final Audience Polling Exercise

Gail Achterman assisted by Ed Warnock

2:45 End of Program