Cathy F. Gautreaux is the Deputy Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. As the Agency’s second-ranking official, Cathy is principally responsible for overseeing FMCSA’s day-to-day operational programs and activities, which are performed by more than 1,100 employees located in its Washington,
Dr. Torng joined Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in 2014 as the Director for Mobility Innovation. In this capacity, he oversees the FTA mobility research portfolio that includes several current FTA priorities, such as Mobility on Demand, Transit Automation Research, Multimodal Payment Integration.
Mr. Brown is responsible for the federal, state, and local government relations for TuSimple. Working with regulators on best practices for safety, commercial viability, and testing policies. Mr. Brown works on building coalitions of industry, OEMs, Tier 1 providers, associations, and academics
Dr. Molloy is the Director with the NTSB’s Office of Highway Safety. In this role he is responsible for overseeing crash investigations and the development of crash/safety reports. He also served as the Chief of the Report Development Division. Prior to joining
Dr. Teresa Escrig is an AI expert with over 25 years of distinguished accomplishments in the field. She has been a professor on AI related topics at several universities in Europe and the US, founded a couple of AI startups and is
Eric has a wide range of experiences of ADAS/AV in both technology and business strategy. At Ford Motor Company, Eric worked on all three key domains of AV: Autonomous Vehicle Platform, Virtual Driver System and Transportation as a Service, where he contributes
Since 2011 John has been providing independent expert advice and support across the technology and commercial aspects of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, to both private and public sector organisations. John and his associates at Nova Modus currently deliver expertise across six UK projects investigating
Jason JonMichael is a transportation technology expert with more than 25 years in Transportation Technology with specialized experience in connected, automated, and electric vehicle research, deployment and program development. Before joining the City of Austin, JonMichael led public private partnerships that focused
Gerald McDowell, originally from Hope Mills, N.C., graduated from DeVry University in Atlanta in 1987 with a B.S. in Computer Information Systems. He spent more than 18 years in the IT industry, managing projects in more than 40 states and 12 countries,
Brian DeMuth is the CEO of GRIMM. Prior to joining GRIMM, Brian led an advanced cyber services organization providing solutions to Federal government and Intelligences Community customers. In this capacity Brian developed and implemented DOD and service level Cyber Range programs, developed Cyber Warfare training programs, led