fourth annual countywide transportation summit
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Fourth Annual CountywideTransportation Summit
Automobile Clubof Southern California
Los Angeles CountyMetropolitan Transportation Authority
Monday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center
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Califonia
luncheon sponsor s
ACS Government SolutionsAlameda Corridor
Transportation AuthorityHNTB
Southwest AirlinesWatson Land Company
Wilbur Smith & Associates
underwr iter
Carter & BurgessCH2M HILLMaersk, Inc.
breakout sessionsponsor
HDR, Inc.Long Beach Community
College DistrictPort of Los Angeles
Union Pacific Railroad
breakfastsponsor s
The Gas Company, a Sempra Energy utility
conference bagsponsor
For more information on sponsorship opportunities, please call Elizabeth Warren at 213.580.7558 or [email protected].
summit sponsors
presented by str ategic partner
Registration Form
Registration also available online at www.mobility21.com
Mobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean BoulevardLong Beach, CA 90802
First Name Last Name
Organization/Company Title
Address City State Zip
Phone Fax Email
Please type or print clearly and complete a separate form for each attendee.
Transportation and its Role in the Global Economy: How can this County Remain Competitive?Transportation and Quality of Life in LA...Stop, Even if You've Heard This One BeforeHomeland Security: Ensuring the Safety of Transportation
Complimentary Tours:
ACTA Trench TourPort of Long Beach Harbor TourPort of Los Angeles Harbor Tour
Please check here if you need special assistance during the summit.
For planning purposes, please check the session you plan to attend:
Payment
Card Number Expiration Date
Card Holder Name Signature Date
Registration Fee is $125 per person Registration is $150 after October 21
Expo Space fee is $500 per space
Total: Check Enclosed (made payable to Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce) VisaMasterCardAmerican Express
$
Please return completed registration forms by November 4 to
No registrations will be accepted after November 4. Limited space is available for on-site registration.
Registration forms will not be accepted without payment.Confirmation will be sent to the email address given above.Badges will be held at the door.
Mobility 21 Registrationc/o Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce 350 South Bixel Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017Phone 213.580.7565 Fax 213.580.7511
251933_MTA_r1.indd 2 9/23/05 5:48:56 PM
With increased demand on its highways, ports and neighborhoods, Los Angeles is facing a transportation crossroads. Tra;c congestion is impacting commute times, causing the backup of commerce and deterioration of our quality of life. This is happen-ing as the region deals with rising competition in the global market-place and the challenges of securing transportation infrastructure as part of homeland security efforts. Join leaders from transportation, business, government and the community to talk about solutions to the transportation issues facing Los Angeles.
What is Mobility 21? Mobility 21 was created in 2002 to bring together leaders from transportation, government, business, labor and the community to develop solutions to transportation issues facing Los Angeles County. Members of the Mobility 21 coalition have also made their voices heard in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. as advocates for more investment in transportation for Los Angeles. Mobility 21 is presented by the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority in partnership with the Automobile Club of Southern California.
Learn how to become part of Mobility 21 and its efforts to keep Los Angeles County Moving Together at www.mobility21.com.
Mobility 21Executive CommitteeCo-ChairsHon. David Dreier Chair, U.S. House of Representatives Rules Committee
Christopher Martin Chair of the Board, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce AC Martin Partners
Thomas V. McKernan President & CEO, Automobile Club of Southern California
Hon. Juanita Millender-McDonald U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Gloria Molina Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Hon. Kevin Murray California State Senate
Hon. Lucille Roybal-Allard U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Antonio R. Villaraigosa Metro, Chairman of the Board Mayor, City of Los Angeles
David Abel ABL, Inc.
Hon. Michael D. Antonovich Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Jacki Bacharach South Bay Cities Council of Governments
Leslie Blakey Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors
Linda Bohlinger Women’s Transportation Coalition
Hon. Yvonne B. Burke Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Bill Carney San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
Chris Carson League of Women Voters
Hon. Hector de la Torre California State Assembly
John Doherty Alameda Corridor Transportation Agency
Hon. Martha Escutia California State Senate
Doug Failing Metro Board of Directors Non-voting member appointed by Governor Caltrans
Hon. John Fasana Metro Board of Directors Duarte City Council
Norman Fassler-Katz Senate Transportation Sub-Committee on California Ports & Goods Movement
Hon. Dianne Feinstein U.S. Senate
Margaret Finlay California Contract Cities
Steve Finnegan Automobile Club of Southern California
David Fleming Metro Board of Directors
Dana Gabbard Southern California Transit Advocates
Sumire Gant City of Long Beach
Josh Gertler Consensus Planning Group
Billie Greer Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Hon. Wendy Greuel Chair, Transportation Committee Los Angeles City Council
Art Hadnett Carter & Burgess
John Hakel Associated General Contractors of California
Rusty Hammer Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
Carol Herrera San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
Fran Inman Majestic Realty Co.
Hon. Betty Karnette California State Assembly
Richard Katz Metro Board of Directors Former Assembly Speaker
Hon. Don Knabe Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Hon. Lloyd Levine California State Assembly
Hon. Alan Lowenthal California State Senate
Hon. Bonnie Lowenthal Metro Board of Directors Long Beach City Council
Hon. Bob Margett California State Senate
Hon. Gary Miller U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Cindy Montanez California State Assembly
Hon. Grace Napolitano U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Pam O’Connor Metro Board of Directors Mayor, City of Santa Monica
Francine Oschin Oschin Partners, Inc.
Manny Padilla California Highway Patrol
Hon. Bernard Parks Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles City Council
Katherine Perez Transportation and Land Use Collaborative
Bart Reed Transit Coalition
Hon. Dr. Keith Richman California State Assembly
Rick Richmond ACE Construction Authority
Jim Ritchie Los Angeles World Airports
Hon. Frank Roberts Metro Board of Directors Mayor, City of Lancaster
Hon. George Runner California State Senate
Bruce E. Seaton Port of Los Angeles
Hon. Brad Sherman U.S. House of Representatives
Richard Slawson Los Angeles/Orange County Building and Construction Trades Council
Roger Snoble Metro
Hon. Nell Soto California State Senate
Richard Steinke Port of Long Beach
Wayne Tanda Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Rod Van Bebber Unified Western Grocers
Edward Wilson Gateway Cities Council of Governments
Hon. Zev Yaroslavsky Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
SummitInformationMobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA
RegistrationThe registration fee is $125 per person. Registration received after October 21 is $150 per person.No registrations will be accepted after November 4. Limited space is available for on-site registration.
CancellationThere is a $25 non-refundable fee for cancellations after November 4. Cancellations must be made in writing. You may transfer your registration fee at any time without penalty to another person in your organization. Please contact Karen Barnett at 213.580.7565 or [email protected].
Getting ThereThe Long Beach Convention Center is located at 300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802. Parking is $8.00
The Convention Center is located near the Metro Blue Line 1st Street Station and served by Metro Bus and Long Beach Transit. For trip planning assistance, visit metro.net or call 1-800-COMMUTE.
Mobility 21 Expo
Take advantage of the opportunity to display information about your organization in the Expo area located near the Grand Ballroom. The Expo will be open from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm. One 6’ table and signage will be provided. Display space may not exceed a 6’ x 3’ area. The $500 fee includes exhibit space and summit registration for one person. Space is limited, please contact Karen Barnett at 213.580.7565 or [email protected] for more information.
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Concurrent Breakout Sessions 9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Join experts in developing and recommending solutions to be advocated to state and federal elected officials on one of the following topics:
Transportation and its Role in the Global Economy: How can this County Remain Competitive?
The nation’s economy greatly depends on our region’s ability to move people and goods throughout Southern California and beyond to the rest of the country. Increasing traffic congestion is making it more difficult to deliver commerce and causing longer commutes for workers. The result? Missed business opportunities, reduced productivity and declining economic competitiveness. Add to that, the rise of Asia’s manufacturing capacity and the increasing competitiveness of the global economy. This session will focus on how transportation is affecting Los Angeles County’s ability to compete in the global marketplace and what can be done to maintain the region’s place in the world economy.
Sponsored by Maersk, Inc.
Transportation and Quality of Life in LA...Stop, Even if You've Heard This One Before
Congestion in Los Angeles is the worst in the nation; housing affordability is at a record low; and consumer demand to move goods throughout our region continues to outpace projections. The county's ability to remain economically competitive and environmentally healthy depends on efficient movement of people and products, as well as on an array of choices in where we can live, work, learn and play. In this session, we will explore how to "measure what we treasure" – moving beyond the measurements and tools we currently use and toward a paradigm that better reflects the challenges ahead and the quality of life we aspire to in Los Angeles County.
Sponsored by CH2M HILL
Registration and Continental BreakfastExpo Opens7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
Opening Session8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
EmceeJorge Jarrin, traffic reporter for KABC and winner of the 1994 Golden Mike Award for Best Live Coverage of a Late Breaking News Story by the Southern California Radio and TV News Association.
Welcome RemarksRoger Snoble, Chief Executive Officer, Metro, Rusty Hammer, President & CEO for Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Dan Beal, Managing Director, Public Policy, Automobile Club of Southern California.
Finance Plenary Congestion in Los Angeles County is the worst in the nation; the State of California has run out of money to build and operate our highways while the demand on our system to move more people and goods is unprecedented. How can we pay to maintain and improve our infrastructure in light of the state fiscal challenges? Several innovative public/private financing tools are being used nationwide that could provide more funding options to improve congestion and keep our region more mobile, healthy and competitive.Speakers:Nicholas Hann, Managing Director, Macquarie North America Ltd.Tim Ransdell, Executive Director, California Institute for Federal Policy Research
Break 9:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Mobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach, CA 90802
Homeland Security: Ensuring the Safety of Transportation
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff has argued for the allocation of federal funds for homeland security to be based on strategic needs rather than fixed allocations to individual states. This session will begin with an update on federal and state funding priorities for 2006/07, and a policy overview of risk assessments for transportation projects. A panel will also discuss the application of homeland security resources for our region’s transportation infrastructure needs, and how businesses can partner to meet these needs.
Sponsored by Carter & Burgess
Break 11:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Luncheon and Closing Session 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Welcome to Long Beach from Mayor Beverly O’Neill
Antonio R. Villaraigosa, Metro Board Chairman and Mayor, City of Los Angeles (Invited)
Keynote SpeakerLeon PanettaFormer Chief of Staff to President Clintonand former U.S. Congress Member
Presentation of the 2004 Julian C. Dixon AwardThe Julian C. Dixon Award honors an individual or organization that has improved mobility in Los Angeles County through great vision and leadership.
Overview of Recommendations from the Morning Breakout Sessions
Adjourn, Expo Closes2:00 p.m.
Agenda
Keynote Speaker
Leon Panetta, former Chief of Staff to President Clinton and former U.S. Congress Member
Leon Panetta was a United States Representative from California’s 16th (now 17th) district from 1977 to 1993. Panetta left Congress in 1993, at the beginning of his ninth term, to become Director of the Office of Management and Budget for the incoming Clinton administration. Panetta currently co-directs, with his wife Sylvia, the Leon & Sylvia Panetta Institute for Public Policy, based at California State University, Monterey Bay – a university he helped establish. The Institute serves as a non-partisan study center for the advancement of public policy, to help our communities and our country meet the challenges of the 21st Century. In addition, Panetta was appointed in 1997 to serve on the Board of Directors of the New York Stock Exchange.
Complimentary Tours3:00 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.Limited space available on a first come, first serve basis.
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) Trench Tour This tour will be on a bus, departing from the Long Beach Convention Center. The tour, narrated by Art Goodwin, P.E., Director of Planning, will take you on a tour of the Alameda Corridor where you will have a chance to see the famous "trench."
Port of Long Beach Harbor Tour Departing from the harbor at Shoreline Village, across the street from the Long Beach Convention Center. This narrated boat tour highlights the workings of the inner harbor of the port.
Port of Los Angeles Harbor Tour Departing from the Maritime Museum at Ports O' Call Village in San Pedro. This narrated boat tour highlights the workings of the inner harbor of the port.
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Concurrent Breakout Sessions 9:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Join experts in developing and recommending solutions to be advocated to state and federal elected officials on one of the following topics:
Transportation and its Role in the Global Economy: How can this County Remain Competitive?
The nation’s economy greatly depends on our region’s ability to move people and goods throughout Southern California and beyond to the rest of the country. Increasing traffic congestion is making it more difficult to deliver commerce and causing longer commutes for workers. The result? Missed business opportunities, reduced productivity and declining economic competitiveness. Add to that, the rise of Asia’s manufacturing capacity and the increasing competitiveness of the global economy. This session will focus on how transportation is affecting Los Angeles County’s ability to compete in the global marketplace and what can be done to maintain the region’s place in the world economy.
Sponsored by Maersk, Inc.
Transportation and Quality of Life in LA...Stop, Even if You've Heard This One Before
Congestion in Los Angeles is the worst in the nation; housing affordability is at a record low; and consumer demand to move goods throughout our region continues to outpace projections. The county's ability to remain economically competitive and environmentally healthy depends on efficient movement of people and products, as well as on an array of choices in where we can live, work, learn and play. In this session, we will explore how to "measure what we treasure" – moving beyond the measurements and tools we currently use and toward a paradigm that better reflects the challenges ahead and the quality of life we aspire to in Los Angeles County.
Sponsored by CH2M HILL
Registration and Continental BreakfastExpo Opens7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
Opening Session8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
EmceeJorge Jarrin, traffic reporter for KABC and winner of the 1994 Golden Mike Award for Best Live Coverage of a Late Breaking News Story by the Southern California Radio and TV News Association.
Welcome RemarksRoger Snoble, Chief Executive Officer, Metro, Rusty Hammer, President & CEO for Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Dan Beal, Managing Director, Public Policy, Automobile Club of Southern California.
Finance Plenary Congestion in Los Angeles County is the worst in the nation; the State of California has run out of money to build and operate our highways while the demand on our system to move more people and goods is unprecedented. How can we pay to maintain and improve our infrastructure in light of the state fiscal challenges? Several innovative public/private financing tools are being used nationwide that could provide more funding options to improve congestion and keep our region more mobile, healthy and competitive.Speakers:Nicholas Hann, Managing Director, Macquarie North America Ltd.Tim Ransdell, Executive Director, California Institute for Federal Policy Research
Break 9:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Mobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach, CA 90802
Homeland Security: Ensuring the Safety of Transportation
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff has argued for the allocation of federal funds for homeland security to be based on strategic needs rather than fixed allocations to individual states. This session will begin with an update on federal and state funding priorities for 2006/07, and a policy overview of risk assessments for transportation projects. A panel will also discuss the application of homeland security resources for our region’s transportation infrastructure needs, and how businesses can partner to meet these needs.
Sponsored by Carter & Burgess
Break 11:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Luncheon and Closing Session 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Welcome to Long Beach from Mayor Beverly O’Neill
Antonio R. Villaraigosa, Metro Board Chairman and Mayor, City of Los Angeles (Invited)
Keynote SpeakerLeon PanettaFormer Chief of Staff to President Clintonand former U.S. Congress Member
Presentation of the 2004 Julian C. Dixon AwardThe Julian C. Dixon Award honors an individual or organization that has improved mobility in Los Angeles County through great vision and leadership.
Overview of Recommendations from the Morning Breakout Sessions
Adjourn, Expo Closes2:00 p.m.
Agenda
Keynote Speaker
Leon Panetta, former Chief of Staff to President Clinton and former U.S. Congress Member
Leon Panetta was a United States Representative from California’s 16th (now 17th) district from 1977 to 1993. Panetta left Congress in 1993, at the beginning of his ninth term, to become Director of the Office of Management and Budget for the incoming Clinton administration. Panetta currently co-directs, with his wife Sylvia, the Leon & Sylvia Panetta Institute for Public Policy, based at California State University, Monterey Bay – a university he helped establish. The Institute serves as a non-partisan study center for the advancement of public policy, to help our communities and our country meet the challenges of the 21st Century. In addition, Panetta was appointed in 1997 to serve on the Board of Directors of the New York Stock Exchange.
Complimentary Tours3:00 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.Limited space available on a first come, first serve basis.
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) Trench Tour This tour will be on a bus, departing from the Long Beach Convention Center. The tour, narrated by Art Goodwin, P.E., Director of Planning, will take you on a tour of the Alameda Corridor where you will have a chance to see the famous "trench."
Port of Long Beach Harbor Tour Departing from the harbor at Shoreline Village, across the street from the Long Beach Convention Center. This narrated boat tour highlights the workings of the inner harbor of the port.
Port of Los Angeles Harbor Tour Departing from the Maritime Museum at Ports O' Call Village in San Pedro. This narrated boat tour highlights the workings of the inner harbor of the port.
251933_MTA_r1.indd 4 9/23/05 5:49:01 PM
With increased demand on its highways, ports and neighborhoods, Los Angeles is facing a transportation crossroads. Tra;c congestion is impacting commute times, causing the backup of commerce and deterioration of our quality of life. This is happen-ing as the region deals with rising competition in the global market-place and the challenges of securing transportation infrastructure as part of homeland security efforts. Join leaders from transportation, business, government and the community to talk about solutions to the transportation issues facing Los Angeles.
What is Mobility 21? Mobility 21 was created in 2002 to bring together leaders from transportation, government, business, labor and the community to develop solutions to transportation issues facing Los Angeles County. Members of the Mobility 21 coalition have also made their voices heard in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. as advocates for more investment in transportation for Los Angeles. Mobility 21 is presented by the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority in partnership with the Automobile Club of Southern California.
Learn how to become part of Mobility 21 and its efforts to keep Los Angeles County Moving Together at www.mobility21.com.
Mobility 21Executive CommitteeCo-ChairsHon. David Dreier Chair, U.S. House of Representatives Rules Committee
Christopher Martin Chair of the Board, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce AC Martin Partners
Thomas V. McKernan President & CEO, Automobile Club of Southern California
Hon. Juanita Millender-McDonald U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Gloria Molina Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Hon. Kevin Murray California State Senate
Hon. Lucille Roybal-Allard U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Antonio R. Villaraigosa Metro, Chairman of the Board Mayor, City of Los Angeles
David Abel ABL, Inc.
Hon. Michael D. Antonovich Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Jacki Bacharach South Bay Cities Council of Governments
Leslie Blakey Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors
Linda Bohlinger Women’s Transportation Coalition
Hon. Yvonne B. Burke Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Bill Carney San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
Chris Carson League of Women Voters
Hon. Hector de la Torre California State Assembly
John Doherty Alameda Corridor Transportation Agency
Hon. Martha Escutia California State Senate
Doug Failing Metro Board of Directors Non-voting member appointed by Governor Caltrans
Hon. John Fasana Metro Board of Directors Duarte City Council
Norman Fassler-Katz Senate Transportation Sub-Committee on California Ports & Goods Movement
Hon. Dianne Feinstein U.S. Senate
Margaret Finlay California Contract Cities
Steve Finnegan Automobile Club of Southern California
David Fleming Metro Board of Directors
Dana Gabbard Southern California Transit Advocates
Sumire Gant City of Long Beach
Josh Gertler Consensus Planning Group
Billie Greer Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Hon. Wendy Greuel Chair, Transportation Committee Los Angeles City Council
Art Hadnett Carter & Burgess
John Hakel Associated General Contractors of California
Rusty Hammer Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
Carol Herrera San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
Fran Inman Majestic Realty Co.
Hon. Betty Karnette California State Assembly
Richard Katz Metro Board of Directors Former Assembly Speaker
Hon. Don Knabe Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
Hon. Lloyd Levine California State Assembly
Hon. Alan Lowenthal California State Senate
Hon. Bonnie Lowenthal Metro Board of Directors Long Beach City Council
Hon. Bob Margett California State Senate
Hon. Gary Miller U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Cindy Montanez California State Assembly
Hon. Grace Napolitano U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Pam O’Connor Metro Board of Directors Mayor, City of Santa Monica
Francine Oschin Oschin Partners, Inc.
Manny Padilla California Highway Patrol
Hon. Bernard Parks Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles City Council
Katherine Perez Transportation and Land Use Collaborative
Bart Reed Transit Coalition
Hon. Dr. Keith Richman California State Assembly
Rick Richmond ACE Construction Authority
Jim Ritchie Los Angeles World Airports
Hon. Frank Roberts Metro Board of Directors Mayor, City of Lancaster
Hon. George Runner California State Senate
Bruce E. Seaton Port of Los Angeles
Hon. Brad Sherman U.S. House of Representatives
Richard Slawson Los Angeles/Orange County Building and Construction Trades Council
Roger Snoble Metro
Hon. Nell Soto California State Senate
Richard Steinke Port of Long Beach
Wayne Tanda Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Rod Van Bebber Unified Western Grocers
Edward Wilson Gateway Cities Council of Governments
Hon. Zev Yaroslavsky Metro Board of Directors Los Angeles County Supervisor
SummitInformationMobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA
RegistrationThe registration fee is $125 per person. Registration received after October 21 is $150 per person.No registrations will be accepted after November 4. Limited space is available for on-site registration.
CancellationThere is a $25 non-refundable fee for cancellations after November 4. Cancellations must be made in writing. You may transfer your registration fee at any time without penalty to another person in your organization. Please contact Karen Barnett at 213.580.7565 or [email protected].
Getting ThereThe Long Beach Convention Center is located at 300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90802. Parking is $8.00
The Convention Center is located near the Metro Blue Line 1st Street Station and served by Metro Bus and Long Beach Transit. For trip planning assistance, visit metro.net or call 1-800-COMMUTE.
Mobility 21 Expo
Take advantage of the opportunity to display information about your organization in the Expo area located near the Grand Ballroom. The Expo will be open from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm. One 6’ table and signage will be provided. Display space may not exceed a 6’ x 3’ area. The $500 fee includes exhibit space and summit registration for one person. Space is limited, please contact Karen Barnett at 213.580.7565 or [email protected] for more information.
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Califonia
luncheon sponsor s
ACS Government SolutionsAlameda Corridor
Transportation AuthorityHNTB
Southwest AirlinesWatson Land Company
Wilbur Smith & Associates
underwr iter
Carter & BurgessCH2M HILLMaersk, Inc.
breakout sessionsponsor
HDR, Inc.Long Beach Community
College DistrictPort of Los Angeles
Union Pacific Railroad
breakfastsponsor s
The Gas Company, a Sempra Energy utility
conference bagsponsor
For more information on sponsorship opportunities, please call Elizabeth Warren at 213.580.7558 or [email protected].
summit sponsors
presented by str ategic partner
Registration Form
Registration also available online at www.mobility21.com
Mobility 21: LA County Moving TogetherMonday, November 14, 2005Long Beach Convention Center300 East Ocean BoulevardLong Beach, CA 90802
First Name Last Name
Organization/Company Title
Address City State Zip
Phone Fax Email
Please type or print clearly and complete a separate form for each attendee.
Transportation and its Role in the Global Economy: How can this County Remain Competitive?Transportation and Quality of Life in LA...Stop, Even if You've Heard This One BeforeHomeland Security: Ensuring the Safety of Transportation
Complimentary Tours:
ACTA Trench TourPort of Long Beach Harbor TourPort of Los Angeles Harbor Tour
Please check here if you need special assistance during the summit.
For planning purposes, please check the session you plan to attend:
Payment
Card Number Expiration Date
Card Holder Name Signature Date
Registration Fee is $125 per person Registration is $150 after October 21
Expo Space fee is $500 per space
Total: Check Enclosed (made payable to Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce) VisaMasterCardAmerican Express
$
Please return completed registration forms by November 4 to
No registrations will be accepted after November 4. Limited space is available for on-site registration.
Registration forms will not be accepted without payment.Confirmation will be sent to the email address given above.Badges will be held at the door.
Mobility 21 Registrationc/o Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce 350 South Bixel Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017Phone 213.580.7565 Fax 213.580.7511
251933_MTA_r1.indd 2 9/23/05 5:48:56 PM