Moving Forward: The Future of Resilient Bay Area Mobility

"How might the Bay Area advance toward climate-ready mobility systems that are integrated across modes, resilient under stress, and equitable by design?" Join us as we explore how the Bay Area’s transportation systems and urban development intersect to shape how people move through the region in their daily lives. As the Bay Area looks ahead, there is a shared opportunity to align mobility and development in ways that support long‑term resilience, reliability, adaptability, and inclusion. Hosted by Gensler, this event brings together leaders across transportation, industry, and civic organizations to discuss climate‑ready mobility from a systems perspective. The conversation will focus on collaboration across modes, connections between transit and development, practical approaches to resilience, and how mobility systems can serve communities in both everyday conditions and moments of disruption. Light snacks and drinks will be provided as you connect with likeminded professionals. Don’t miss out on this important conversation - let’s work together on a resilient and equitable mobility future for the Bay Area. Opening Remarks: Alicia John-Baptiste - Chief of Infrastructure, Climate, and Mobility for the City and County of San Francisco Panelists: Erin Cooke – San Francisco International Airport, Director of Sustainability + Resilience Shannon Dodge – BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), Principal Property Development Officer Mike Gougherty – San Francisco Bay Ferry, Director of Planning Annoushqa Bobde – Downtown SF Partnership, Research and Data Analyst Adam Lenz – Waymo, Head of Sustainability & Environment Moderator: Sharleen Devjani - Gensler, Associate Agenda 4.00pm - 4.30pm: Mingle, Exhibits 4.30pm - 5.00pm: Welcome & Opening Remarks 5.00pm - 6.00pm: Moderated Panel Discussion 6.00pm - 6.15pm: Audience Q&A 6.15pm - 7.00pm: Networking Reception, Exhibits By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week.