2020 Moving People Forward: Call for Submissions

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Moving People Forward is Bicycle Colorado's annual event that brings together thought leaders, innovators, decision makers, business leaders and stakeholders to explore the trends, topics, and technology at the forefront of the mobility revolution. The conference is Monday, February 10, 2020 at the Embassy Suites Downtown Denver.

We are seeking proposals about the future of mobility that will be relevant to the following audiences:
1. Transportation planners
2. Elected officials and staff in local government and state government
3. Health industry and environmental advocacy leaders
4. Technology and mobility industry leaders
5. Community and nonprofit leaders

We will consider each proposal and suggested speaker. Please note that we may combine topics proposed by different people, select different speakers than the proposal suggests, or take the general idea proposed in a new direction.

We'll be in touch with everyone once we've set the agenda. If you have questions, please email us at mpf@bicyclecolorado.org

Submission deadline: EXTENDED to Monday, October 14, 2019

Email *

Your name *

What is the proposed topic and/or title of this panel? *

Brief description of the topic *

500 character limit

Do you have speakers to suggest for this session?

If so, list names and other relevant information (job title, place of employment, email, etc.)

Which type of presentation could this be? *

Single Presenter

Multiple presenters

Panel discussion

Interactive workshop

Other:

Required

Learning objectives for this session *

You can change this later. This is a first draft.

Who is the intended audience? (Check all that apply) *

Transportation planners

Elected officials and staff in local government and state government

Health industry and environmental advocacy leaders

Technology and mobility industry leaders

Community and nonprofit leaders and advocates

Other:

Required

How is this topic relevant to communities across Colorado (Mountain/Front Range/Eastern Plains and Suburban/Rural/Urban)? *

How does this topic support or connect to a more inclusive and diverse mobility/transportation movement? *

Is there anything else you want the organizers of Moving People Forward to know?

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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