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CityAge - The New Infrastructure
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| With Meera Joshi (Deputy Mayor, NYC), Rick Cotton (Dir., Port Authority of NY & NJ), Michael Samuelian (Dir., Cornell Tech Urban Tech Hub), Eric Macfarlane (FDeputy Commissioner, NYC Dept Design + Construction). |
| Cornell Tech, 2 W Loop Road |
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Dec 14 (Wed) , 2022 @ 08:00 AM
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$295 |
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New York City can be home to the world's most advanced - & sustainable - urban infrastructure.
It can do this by integrating data, technology & connectivity into its infrastructure. Along with smart investment & public-private collaboration, the city can dramatically increase its resiliency, while improving social equity, mobility & economic development..
CityAge is proud to return to New York City with an in-person summit on December 14, bringing together the leaders who can make New York a leader in infrastructure built for the future.
We will bring together 100 leaders in real estate, infrastructure, design, sustainability, academia & city government to shape the partnerships that can implement tech-enabled urban infrastructure essential to a dynamic future.
Themes of CityAge: New York
2050, not 1950: How can we make sure the infrastructure we build today is optimized for future demands, & is built with equity in mind?
Congestion Pricing: How to accomplish it equitably
The New Public Private Partnerships: How to build tech enabled infrastructure through smart partnerships & investment strategies
The Natural City: Can we build infrastructure that allows people & nature to flourish together for generations to come?
Decarbonize NYC: Strategies to lower emissions, build net zero infrastructure & an equitable clean tech economy
Electrify Transportation: How to shape the electric revolution so that all New Yorkers benefit
More info: https://www.cityage.com/sustainable-infrastructure
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