Bibiana has led several significant initiatives that have advanced the transit industry over the last twenty years including collaboration with Google for the first release of Google Transit; and the development of the OpenTripPlanner (OTP). Most notably, she instigated the development and furthered the global adoption of the General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS), an open data standard that powers transit applications worldwide. She actively contributes to data standards, open data and open source software projects. Bibiana is currently focused on the strategic advancement of Mobility on Demand (MOD) and Mobility as a Service (MaaS) at the local and federal level.

Sean leads Product Management for E&A and contributed to the design and development of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation Mobility Data Specification systems being used to manage mobility today. He previously built products at Opower, Sensity Systems and Verizon, helping cities and utilities use technology to solve real-world problems in transportation, mobility, networks, and clean energy technology.

Jascha Franklin-Hodge is the Executive Director of the Open Mobility Foundation (OMF). This city-led foundation helps government and industry collaborate to develop open source tools and data standards that support adoption and regulation of emerging mobility technology. Jascha was previously the Chief Information Officer for the City of Boston, a Visiting Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, and the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer for Blue State Digital (BSD). He attended MIT.