This stream is two full days

Finnish capital city Helsinki aims to make private vehicle ownership redundant by 2025, and other cities will follow. By offering a digital service that integrates the entire transportation network and end-to-end journey planning, transportation will be made highly convenient and cashless.

The Future of Transportation World Conference will examine MaaS and what it means to all current mass-transportation providers, automotive manufacturers, rail operators, taxi firms, new mobility providers, and small-scale private providers of the last-mile transportation operations of the future. The challenges of integrating and regulating so many forms of transport and so many providers will be significant.

We will hear the latest results and findings from those building a MaaS network, visionary startups, specialist consultants, and experimental project leaders from cities around the world already trialling concepts.



Dennis Mica

business development manager
2getthere

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Tom Williams

director of technology and innovation
Ascendal Group

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Werner Kutil

international business development manager
Cityway

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Jan Bonhage

partner
Hengeler Mueller

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Matthias Berberich

counsel
Hengeler Mueller

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Juan Castro Arias

R&D project manager
Indra Sistemas SA

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Boyd Cohen

CEO
Iomob

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Jan Tijs Nijssen

associate principal
McKinsey & Company

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Eric Mink

program manager MaaS
Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat

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Andreas Fuhrer

master program manager
SBB Swiss Railways

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Darian Heim

director of growth
Sparelabs Inc

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Marco Ferreira

systems engineer
Thales Portugal SA

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Joel Rozada

CEO & founder
The Techno Creatives

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Christina Hubin

research and development division lead
Upstream Mobility

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