overview

Arrival | Registration | Coffee

Adèle Naudé Santos FAIA, Dean, MIT School of Architecture and Planning
Hon. Denise Simmons, Mayor of Cambridge*
Patrick Dolberg, President and CEO, Holcim US

Nicky Gavron, former Deputy Mayor of London, 2004-2008

Session I: LOW IMPACT HIGH ENERGY CITIES

John E. Fernandez, Associate Professor of Building Technology, MIT, Cambridge

Philip Jessup, Director, Toronto Atmospheric Fund, Toronto

Joyce Coffee, Director of Project Development Research and Policy, Chicago's Department of the Environment

Ariella Maron, Deputy Director, New York City Mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability

Session II: 10 Slides | 10 Minutes
Six ten-minute presentations by innovators in the field, followed by discussion.

Andrew Blum, contributing editor to Metropolis and Wired magazines, New York
Anthony Flint, Director of Public Affairs, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge
Kenneth Stewart, Vice President of Transportation, UTC Power Corporation, South Windsor, Connecticut
Joan Fitzgerald, Professor and Director of Law Policy and Society Program, Northeastern University, Boston
Marcus Springer Assoc. AIA, RIBA, Director, Sasaki, Watertown
David Quinn, Building Technology Graduate Student, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Cambridge
Judy Layzer, Associate Professor, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Cambridge

Session III: LOW IMPACT HIGH MOBILITY CITIES

Robin Chase, Founder and CEO, GoLoco, Cambridge

William Mitchell, Director, MIT Design Laboratory, Cambridge

Mobility Technologies

Trent Lethco, Principal, Senior Planner, ARUP, New York

Mobility, Energy, Waste

Keith Collins, Senior Policy Advisor to Manitoba Government on Climate Change and Clean Energy Development, Winnipeg

Session IV: TRANSLATION & IMPLEMENTATION
Political leaders, advocators and administrators discuss ways in which programs and projects can be translated into the US and New England context.

Jay Wickersham FAIA, Partner, Noble and Wickersham LLP, Boston
James W. Hunt, Chief of Environmental and Energy Services, City of Boston
James Gordon, President, Cape Wind Associates, Boston
Daniel Valianti, Manager of the Norheast Climate and Energy Program, Ceres, Boston
Kristina Egan, South Coast Rail Manager, Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation, Boston

9:00 am	Introduction	Adèle Naudé Santos FAIA, Dean, MIT School of Architecture and Planning Hon. Denise Simmons, Mayor of Cambridge* Patrick Dolberg, President and CEO, Holcim US
	Keynote Address	Nicky Gavron, former Deputy Mayor of London, 2004-2008

10:30 am	Session I: LOW IMPACT HIGH ENERGY CITIES
	Moderator	John E. Fernandez, Associate Professor of Building Technology, MIT, Cambridge
	Distributed Energy	Philip Jessup, Director, Toronto Atmospheric Fund, Toronto
	Chicago Energy	Joyce Coffee, Director of Project Development Research and Policy, Chicago's Department of the Environment
	New York Energy	Ariella Maron, Deputy Director, New York City Mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability

1:30 pm	Session II: 10 Slides \| 10 Minutes Six ten-minute presentations by innovators in the field, followed by discussion.
	Moderator	Andrew Blum, contributing editor to Metropolis and Wired magazines, New York Anthony Flint, Director of Public Affairs, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge Kenneth Stewart, Vice President of Transportation, UTC Power Corporation, South Windsor, Connecticut Joan Fitzgerald, Professor and Director of Law Policy and Society Program, Northeastern University, Boston Marcus Springer Assoc. AIA, RIBA, Director, Sasaki, Watertown David Quinn, Building Technology Graduate Student, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Cambridge Judy Layzer, Associate Professor, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Cambridge

3:30 pm	Session III: LOW IMPACT HIGH MOBILITY CITIES
	Moderator	Robin Chase, Founder and CEO, GoLoco, Cambridge
	Smart Cities	William Mitchell, Director, MIT Design Laboratory, Cambridge
	Mobility Technologies	Trent Lethco, Principal, Senior Planner, ARUP, New York
	Mobility, Energy, Waste	Keith Collins, Senior Policy Advisor to Manitoba Government on Climate Change and Clean Energy Development, Winnipeg

6:15 pm	Session IV: TRANSLATION & IMPLEMENTATION Political leaders, advocators and administrators discuss ways in which programs and projects can be translated into the US and New England context.
	Moderator	Jay Wickersham FAIA, Partner, Noble and Wickersham LLP, Boston James W. Hunt, Chief of Environmental and Energy Services, City of Boston James Gordon, President, Cape Wind Associates, Boston Daniel Valianti, Manager of the Norheast Climate and Energy Program, Ceres, Boston Kristina Egan, South Coast Rail Manager, Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation, Boston