Mitigating noise pollution while prioritizing environmental responsibility is entirely achievable. During highway construction, noise management is a critical challenge as traffic noise can reach 115 dB, approaching the human pain threshold of 120 dB. Transparent acoustic barriers provide a superior solution by reducing noise by 30+ dB, effectively transforming unbearable environments into tolerable ones. At Plaskolite, we know it is possible to offer thermoplastic sheets that protect human from noise pollution while protecting the environment with sustainable solutions. And we achieve this by utilizing lightweight materials, which are 50% lighter than glass and significantly reduce CO2 emissions during transport and installation. Furthermore, our advanced designs protect wildlife through bird-friendly patterns and enhance safety with polyamide-reinforced threads that contain fragments if a panel breaks. These materials are fully recyclable, supporting a circular economy through mechanical regrinding or molecular depolymerization.

Sustainable Solutions for Acoustic Walls

Senior Product Manager Cast Acrylic EMEA

Gareth Evans is Director of Strategy & Business Development (EMEA) at HAAS Alert, responsible for scaling Safety Cloud® across Europe. Safety Cloud is a real-time digital alerting platform that ingests live data from emergency fleets, road operators and connected systems, then distributes trusted safety messages into vehicles and navigation experiences, giving drivers earlier warning to slow down and move over around incidents, responders and work zones.
Gareth brings deep experience in connected-vehicle data leadership spanning commercialisation, partnerships, and the deployment of data services across OEM and public-sector ecosystems. He has worked with government agencies and industry partners to establish new approaches to sourcing and operationalising vehicle-derived data for safety and mobility use cases, with a consistent focus on governance, interoperability and measurable outcomes.
In his current role, Gareth works with road authorities, emergency services, fleet operators and ecosystem partners to move beyond “pilot culture” and deliver services at scale across jurisdictions, vehicle platforms and operational environments. He contributes to European conversations across V2X, CCAM and Data for Road Safety, bringing a deployment-first perspective: what reaches drivers, what reduces risk on the roadside, and what it takes to deliver trusted services that work nationally and cross-border quickly, safely and at scale

Director of Strategy & Business Development, EU + UK

Klara Svejdova has extensive experience in smart mobility services and digital transformation, currently serving in Smart Mobility Development at SKIDATA since June 2023. As a Co-Founder, Consultant, and Digital Transformation Leader at AnAttitude since May 2021, Klara focuses on automotive and mobility landscapes for startups and established businesses. Prior roles include Managing Director at Geta Digital, where Klara provided strategic digital consulting from September 2016 to May 2021, and Head of BMW i & Online Sales at BMW Group CSEU from December 2012 to August 2016. Klara’s career began with positions in account management and marketing consulting, supported by a Master's degree with Distinction in Advertising and Marketing Communications and a Bachelor's degree in International Marketing, both from Bournemouth University.

Business Development Manager - Smarty Mobility

Keeping public mobility relevant in the 21st century is my personal mission. With an extensive background in public mobility, change management, AI and digitization for more than 25 years, I've worked with operators, authorities, infra managers and industry. I have an educational background in Artificial Intelligence, Innovation Management and Change Management. 
As Head of Innovation at ICT Group InTraffic I have the privilege of working with some of the smartest people for many ambitious clients. Together we make people and technology work for the benefit of our diverse societies.

Head of Innovation in Public Mobility

KAU ABELE: Entrepreneur, Strategy Expert & Keynote Speaker
How do we transform technological innovation into measurable economic success? This is the core question that drives the career of KAU ABELE.
As a SERIAL FOUNDER and CEO, Kau specializes in developing and scaling digital business models. His focus is always on practical execution and solving real-world infrastructure challenges.
As the CEO of Smart City System Parking Solutions GmbH, Kau Abele has demonstrated how to lead a technological vision to market maturity.
The goal was clear: The digitalization of parking management. By using intelligent sensor technology, urban efficiency was increased and search traffic reduced. This is not just a technological gimmick, but a significant contribution to EFFICIENCY and environmental protection.
INNOVATION means improving existing processes through technology in a measurable way.
Kau Abele is deeply rooted in the startup landscape. As an INVESTOR and advisor, he values substance over hype.
Why does he invest his time and resources? Because he believes in business models that offer real value. He prefers DIRECT ANALYSIS and honest communication without unnecessary buzzwords.
The digital transformation is accelerating. Topics such as Artificial Intelligence and connected infrastructure will permanently change the global economy and urban mobility.
At Intertraffic, Kau Abele acts as a SHAPER of these trends.
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Kau Abele is the point of contact when it comes to uniting technology and economic viability. He combines deep expertise with a pragmatic approach.

Stephanie Kleine, a civil engineer, has been working in the field of intelligent transport systems on operational level and in ministries for over 30 years. She has been involved in the development of ITS harmonisation and seamless ITS services in Europe for two decades in leading roles as part of EU ITS funding projects and was responsible for the European exchange of ITS experts from road operators and road authorities in the field of TIS, TM and freight and logistics for over 10 years. 
In 2012, the European EASYWAY Deployment Guidelines were adopted by the national transport ministries, for which Stephanie was largely responsible. For her work she was honoured with the EASYWAY Award for Outstanding Contribution. 
She is currently passionate about smart cycling. In 2025, she co-authored the European “Smart Cycling Roadmap: A Call to Action” developed in a joint effort of CEF project MERIDIAN and the Interreg North Sea project MegaBITS.
NAPCORE recently appointed her as Cycling and Walking Coordinator. Her responsibilities include establishing solid cooperation with the external cycling and walking ecosystem.

Dipl.-Ing.

Dario began his career in the nuclear industry before moving on to lead a startup focused on real-world deployments of autonomous vehicles. Today, Dario works as a freelance consultant and collaborates with Espaces-Mobilités, an independent firm that has been advising public authorities, transport operators, and businesses on mobility and public space for over 20 years. A significant part of his work is dedicated to the Mobility Masterclass, a training program designed to build capacity across the entire mobility ecosystem. Autonomous mobility has been a key focus within this program, through hands-on training, international study tours to the USA and China, and real-world deployments of autonomous shuttles on public roads.

Senior Mobility Expert

Paul is the innovation-driven Director of Mobility within Technolution. From the start, I have focused on innovations in (road and vessel) traffic management. Not limiting myself to applied research and proofs-of-concepts, but helping the innovations find their way to Technolution's commercial propositions and platforms for traffic information and management. And yes, this requires the patience that can take 10 to 15 years from the moment of the first targeted demonstrations to the broadly rolled-out and operational solutions that really matter. A logical next step in recent years was to help the innovations cross the boundaries of modalities and civil infrastructural networks and land them within new forms of public-private cooperation. The challenge for the coming years lies in connecting the traffic domain with the other domains within livable and vibrant cities and regions, including energy, high assurance and healthcare.

Director Mobility

Felicia Stolfig, Key Account Manager at Innoviz, drives the adoption of automotive LiDAR across Europe. She brings expertise in sensor tech, autonomy strategy and future mobility trends.

Key Account Manager

Technology executive with 15+ years leading digital transformation in IoT, Smart Mobility, and connected transportation systems.
As Chief Technology & Research Officer at ACISA, I lead the development of our Smart Mobility cloud suite (Saturno) deployed across 15+ Spanish cities, combining edge computing, artificial intelligence, and cloud-native architectures. My work bridges cutting-edge technology with practical applications: from next-generation traffic light controllers with edge computing capabilities and AI,  to Digital Twin based traffic forecasting models that have improved congestion prediction.
I am currently pursuing my PhD at UPC, researching the integration of Small Language Models, Knowledge Graphs and AI with Digital Twin models, that can be apply to and effciient management of urban infrastructure. This research started to materialize in projects like 6G Twin Road, where we model urban intersections through digital twins, and COGNIT, an EU-funded serverless AI framework for cloud-edge applications.
My career combines strategic vision with hands-on technical expertise: from negotiating alliances securing over €1.5M in funding to directly developing V2X solutions and certifying systems under ISO 27001 and ENS frameworks. I have led cross-functional teams of 15+ engineers and successfully driven proposals for Horizon EU, CDTI, and other innovation programs.
The convergence of 5G/6G communications, AI enabled Digital Twins, and Generative AI is redefining intelligent transportation. pioneering this transformation and delivering real-world impact is my mission in ACISA.

Chief Technology & Research Officer

Thomas works for the Dutch National Access Point of Mobility Data (NTM) at NDW. He organises the collaboration with navigation service providers for NDW, for the European project TISGRADE and for the European Taskforce of member states collaborating on the Real-Time Traffic Information delegated regulation.

Ricardo Tiago has a degree in Civil Engineering - Roads and Transport from ISEL - Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa. He began his professional life in 2004 at EP - Estradas de Portugal, working in road safety area. Between 2008 and 2012, he worked in InIR - Institute of Road Infrastructures, in road safety, contract management of road concessions, more specifically in monitoring and following up maintenance activities of road managers. With the merger of the 3 institutes InIR / IMTT / IPTM, he joined IMT - Institute for Mobility and Transport, in the Contracts and Concessions Management Department. Since 2016, his career has been more focussed on the international area, and he is currently IMT’s Senior Advisor in Intelligent Mobility (ITS, C-ITS, CCAM). Within IMT, he is responsible for the overall monitoring and coordination of various European ITS & C-ITS Projects. He is also appointed as a national representative and expert in various European groups and forums representing Portugal and/or IMT.
C-ROADS Platform. European ITS Committee and various expert groups. CEDR - EG Connectivity, Automation and Data. HLM Connected and Autonomous Driving Meetings PIARC - T.C. 2.5 - Road infrastructure for Connected and Automated Mobility. CCAM SRG State Representative Group ERTICO PAVE Europe – Public Sector Advisory Council

Senior Advisor

Daniel Wang is the head of ITS R&D at Dahua Technology, possessing 20 years of experience in core technology R&D and product management within the industry. Adhering to the service tenet of "making global transportation safer, more efficient, and more convenient," he deeply integrates the company's strategy into product planning and development. Focusing on core elements such as people, vehicles, roads, and the environment, he has led his team to successfully develop a series of cutting-edge products and solutions covering traffic management, intelligent signal control, smart parking, and smart highways and waterways.

ITS R&D General Manager

Filip Geuens is CEO of XenomatiX, a Belgian technology company that invented true solid state Lidar for applications such as autonomous navigation, pavement assessment, access control and ADAS

Ansgar Kauf, Senior Expert in mobility system development and finance/economics   starting my career at the International Road Federation Geneva (1997 – 2007), before working as independent expert in transport project and business development.  I have over 25 years of experience in the road & transport sectors, focusing on infrastructure development, finance and operations (direct user charges & Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs for operations & maintenance (O&M), and sustainable development.  I am particularly experienced in tolling with a special emphasis on sector strategy and the shift from tax to user charge financing, assisting governments in framing private participation in pilot and final projects (Europe: France, Germany, Switzerland, Eastern Europe, Asia (China, India). I have prepared road sector blueprints, (pre-)feasibility studies, user-acceptability assessments.  I frequently work in business development and bids for private companies in light and heavy vehicle tolls and also in Intelligent Transport Systems, including road safety.  I am experienced in knowledge transfer (through international case studies, project bench-marking and best practice), solicited as speaker / trainer for public and private sectors.  I have considerable international exposure and a contact network across Europe (West and East), USA, Asia (China, India, Central Asia) & Caucasus, Africa (North and Sub-Saharan Africa).

Senior Expert

Elina Kalliala serves as the Global Sustainability Director for Ramboll Transport, where she drives the sustainability strategy across the global infrastructure and mobility sector, which consists of 4,000 employees. In this role, she leads the sustainable transformation, ensuring Ramboll Transport actively applies and contributes to the development of a holistic and regenerative sustainability perspective within the infrastructure sector.
With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Mrs. Kalliala has experience of more than 100 projects as a project manager, landscape architect, and sustainability expert.
Mrs. Kalliala has a broad experience that encompasses strategies, guidelines, impact assessments, regional and city-level planning, as well as detailed construction planning. Her portfolio features initiatives focused on developing and implementing sustainability-related solutions, tools, and methods. Her skill set spans a variety of project types, supporting the innovation and implementation of sustainable practices.

Global Sustainability Director / Vice Chair of Sustainable Development Committee

Mike Kenny BE, CPEng, MIE (Aust.), SMIEEE, MITE Managing Director / CEO, Microcom Pty Ltd t/a MetroCount
Mike Kenny is an Electronics Engineer and the founder and CEO of MetroCount.
He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics from The University of Western Australia (1979). His early professional career was with Telecom Australia, where he designed digital data networks and contributed to the rollout of digital microwave broadband links and mobile phone services. He also designed advanced electronic data systems for America’s Cup yachts.
 
During the 1980s, Mike held senior design and director-level positions within electronic engineering companies, supervising and coordinating consumer electronics design and manufacturing, product innovation, and marketing initiatives.
 
In 1987, he co-established Microcom Ltd to commercialise his electronic designs. By 1989, Mike assumed sole ownership of the company, which now trades as MetroCount. Under his leadership, MetroCount has grown from an Australian startup into a global leader in traffic monitoring solutions, serving governments and contractors in over 135 countries, with seven major product lines spanning traffic data logging instruments and software.
 
MetroCount was founded to address a fundamental challenge: improving the accuracy and reliability of traffic monitoring. That commitment to problem-solving, precision engineering, and innovation continues to drive the company today. Beyond data collection, MetroCount is dedicated to supporting sustainable transport through the integration of environmentally conscious technologies across its product range.
 
Mike’s diverse experiences, including his ongoing involvement in music, have shaped his approach to leadership and business. He values teamwork, creativity, and perseverance, principles that have guided both his professional journey and the evolution of MetroCount.
 
He remains passionate about advancing sustainable transport and innovative traffic technology, and welcomes opportunities to collaborate with professionals who share this vision.

Icaro Pierre Schmitz Freddo is a mechanical engineer with a Master’s degree in Engineering and an MBA in Project Management, with over 10 years of experience in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and mobility innovation. As Coordinator of Products and Innovation at Mobilis, he plays a strategic role in developing new business opportunities and driving the introduction of innovative solutions across Latin American and global markets.
Focused on road safety, public safety, and environmental sustainability, Icaro leads initiatives that connect technology, market strategy, and real-world deployment. He coordinates innovation groups dedicated to advanced traffic technologies and collaborates closely with public authorities, industry partners, and engineering teams to deliver scalable, high-impact solutions.
Icaro has also contributed to technical standardization efforts through active participation in ABNT (Brazilian Association of Technical Standards) working groups, supporting the development of standards related to dynamic weighing and traffic monitoring systems. An experienced speaker, he has presented at major smart mobility and innovation events, including Smart City Curitiba (Brazil), and participated in international ITS congresses. At Intertraffic Amsterdam, Icaro will share insights on traffic noise detection systems and how emerging sensing technologies are enabling smarter enforcement strategies and more sustainable urban mobility environments.

Product Manager

Dr. Stephane Dreher is the Head of Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) at ERTICO – ITS Europe. He coordinates the EU-funded CCAMbassador project, fostering collaboration, international cooperation and knowledge sharing for R&I, testing and deployment across Europe. He is part of the Executive Group of the European CCAM Partnership under Horizon Europe, leading the coordination cluster. Previously, he worked with the UNDP in Riyadh on transport data and analytics and led EU Government Programmes at HERE Technologies in Brussels. He contributed to the early development of the Local Dynamic Map concept, laying the groundwork for high-definition maps used in cooperative and automated vehicles.

Head of CCAM, ERTICO - ITS Europe

Daniel Baumann is CEO and a member of the executive management of Swisstraffic Inc., a Swiss engineering and consulting company specializing in traffic engineering, mobility planning, and road safety. He has a background in civil and traffic engineering and studied at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), where he graduated in 2001.  With many years of experience in traffic and mobility projects, Daniel Baumann focuses on intelligent mobility solutions, traffic safety, and sustainable transport systems. He is member of the swiss standards committee on road infrastructure safety and is active in a teaching role for Road Safety Audit and Road Safety Inspection courses. In addition to his role at Swisstraffic AG, he is actively involved in professional networks within the Swiss mobility and ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems) community.

Associate Professor Marko Ševrović, PhD, is an international transport expert with over 20 years of experience in transport planning, road infrastructure design, and road safety. Since October 2025, he serves as Vice-Dean for Business and Administrative Affairs at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia. He previously held the position of Head of the Department for Transport Planning at the same Faculty. He is also the Director and Senior Road Safety Expert at the European Institute of Road Assessment (EIRA) in Slovenia.
Throughout his career, Ševrović has been a lead author and manager of numerous transport studies and Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP) for cities across Croatia and beyond. His work includes the development of transport master plans, traffic engineering projects, transport policy and parking strategies, as well as road safety audits and assessments. He has overseen delivery of more than 100 transport studies and eight SUMP documents, working on projects in over 50 cities and 20 countries.
Ševrović has also been a project manager and principal road safety engineer on many transport planning projects in Croatia, as well as on EuroRAP/iRAP and related international road safety initiatives. He has led the implementation of iRAP protocols and capacity-building training in Croatia, the UK, Qatar, Lebanon, Ghana, Ethiopia, Senegal, Bosnia and other countries. He has contributed to several EU-funded projects related to road infrastructure safety, including SENSOR, RADAR, SLAIN, and NETSAFETY, and is currently involved in Horizon Europe projects PHOEBE, ELABORATOR, and CAMBER. He also serves as a PhD mentor within the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network project IVORY (AI for Vision Zero in Road Safety).
Marko is a Chartered Transport Engineer and licensed Road Safety Auditor and RISM Directive training course Lecturer in Croatia, and a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Navigation in London, UK.

Vice Dean for Business and Administration

Advisor Smart Mobility

Senior Strategy Expert

David Villamizar is Vice President of International Sales at PGS powered by INDECT, where he leads global expansion across Europe, Middle East and APAC. With over 15 years of experience in international sales and go-to-market strategies, he focuses on scaling technology driven solutions in complex, multi stakeholder environments. At PGS, David works closely with parking operators, system integrators and End Customers to transform parking into a data-driven mobility service that improves user experience and unlocks new revenue opportunities. He has extensive experience building international sales organizations, defining partner strategies and driving adoption of AI and IoT based solutions at scale. At Intertraffic, David will share real world insights on how smart parking technologies can turn operational data into measurable value, improved efficiency, and enhanced urban mobility.

VP, International Sales

Full P&L responsibility for the Region Europe, Middle East, and Africa (including Sales, Delivery & Operations).

Executive Vice President EMEA

Stephanie Ruelle has over 25 years of experience working in international technical environments, with a strong focus in recent years on monitoring, software, and SaaS solutions aimed at improving on-ground industrial operations.
She has developed strong domain expertise in the parking industry, including operational processes, user flows, revenue protection, system interoperability, and the specific constraints of complex parking environments.
She is recognized for her ability to analyze complex, interrelated operational challenges and translate them into efficient, scalable solutions in close collaboration with technical and engineering teams.
Since 2023, she has been leading the adaptation and development of IVPark for international car park markets, with a particular focus on complex segments such as airport car parks worldwide.

Business Developer

SVP Global Affairs and Safety

A transformational people and organizational leader, Dr. Kirsten Weerda is driven by the conviction that strong leadership, culture, and sustainability are decisive levers for long‑term business success. As Chief People Officer at Yunex Traffic, she is reshaping the global People & Sustainability function and playing a central role in the company’s overall transformation journey.
With more than 20 years of experience at McKinsey & Company working with CHROs and executive teams, Kirsten brings deep expertise in large‑scale transformations, leadership alignment, and operating model redesign, supporting over 100 transformations across high‑tech, automotive, and industrial sectors.  
Combining a strong academic foundation with extensive practical experience, Kirsten holds a PhD in Psychology and is recognized for her ability to translate people‑centric strategies into measurable business outcomes.

Chief People Officer

Mark Peterson Co-founder and VP Advanced Technology, Theia Technologies <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-peterson-6497b4239" target="_blank">mpeterson@theiatech.com</a>  503-570-3296
Mark Peterson is a co-founder and Vice President of Advanced Technology of <a href="https://www.theiatech.com/?utm_source=Intertraff&utm_medium=Speaker-Profile&utm_campaign=2026-MP-Spk-Prf&utm_id=2026-MP-Spk-Prf" target="_blank">Theia Technologies</a>. He enjoys investigating new technologies that can improve and advance Theia's line of products and solutions, allowing Theia to be a leader in optics and imaging. Mark believes that understanding a broad range of technologies and bringing together ideas from different areas is fundamental to building exciting new products that allow our customers to accomplish their goals.
Mark worked to develop an innovative, award-winning family of <a href="https://www.theiatech.com/lenses/motorized-lenses/?utm_source=Intertraff&utm_medium=Speaker-Profile&utm_campaign=2026-MP-Spk-Prf&utm_id=2026-MP-Spk-Prf">motorized lenses</a> and accessories. Among these are individually <a href="https://www.theiatech.com/lenses/calibrated-lenses/?utm_source=Intertraff&utm_medium=Speaker-Profile&utm_campaign=2026-MP-Spk-Prf&utm_id=2026-MP-Spk-Prf" target="_blank">calibrated lenses</a> which provide lens-specific optical performance data to increase the speed of achieving a sharp image, enhance image processing, and improve image quality. The calibrated lenses with motorized zoom and focus simplify camera setup in applications that have variable camera positions and object distances, enhancing resolution in dynamic environments and applications such as ANPR/LPR. Mark coded the software and user interface that calculates the motorized lens parameters based on user input of object distance, field of view, or focal length.  
Mark led development of Theia’s <a href="https://www.theiatech.com/lenses/accessories/mcr-iq/?utm_source=Intertraff&utm_medium=Speaker-Profile&utm_campaign=2026-MP-Spk-Prf&utm_id=2026-MP-Spk-Prf">MCR IQ™ motor control board</a>; a motorized lens accessory which comes with hardware and software to remotely control zoom, focus, iris, and internal day/night filters. This innovative product improves efficiency in camera setup and integration in dynamic environments where field lens adjustment and maintentance are costly or difficult.
Mark has over 40 patents and has contributed to conferences in imaging and optics and published white papers on optics and lens technologies. Mark earned a Bachelor of Science degree (in Physics) and a Master of Science degree (in Electrical Engineering) from the University of Wisconsin and has been working in the optics industry for over 25 years. Mark is part of the European Machine Vision Association Standards Committee for Optics and the Open Optics Camera Interface working group (a standards development working group under the EMVA).  
In his time outside the office Mark is leader of a pack of four malamutes and puts in lots of miles on his road bike. Mark and his wife, Lynn, are trying to minimize their environmental footprint and recently built a small home on their property in Lake Oswego, Oregon.

Co-founder and V.P. of Advanced Technology

Leidy C. Luzardo Dellan is an Associate TS&D Scientist at Dow, leading Technical Service and Development for the Traffic Paint market across the EMEAI region. She drives the technical opportunity pipeline for Dow Coating Materials (DCM) and partners closely with customers to deliver innovative, high‑performance, and sustainable solutions for road marking applications.
With a decade of experience at Dow, Leidy has built a multidisciplinary background spanning Quality, Technical Service & Development, and Innovation. She has supported a wide portfolio of markets, including Architectural Coatings, Industrial Coatings, Paper Coatings, and Direct‑to‑Metal applications—experience that has shaped her into a versatile, customer‑focused coatings expert.
Leidy’s professional journey is deeply global. Originally from Venezuela, she moved to Argentina to begin her Dow career and spent seven years contributing to the DCM and DCC businesses before relocating to Seneffe, Belgium in 2022. Today, she continues to advance DCM innovation and strengthen customer engagement throughout the EMEAI region.
She holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from La Universidad del Zulia in Maracaibo, Venezuela, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Polymeric Composite Materials Engineering at the Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Passionate about innovation and sustainability, Leidy is dedicated to developing new technologies that support emerging markets and help customers transition toward more responsible and resilient coating solutions.

Associate TS&D Scientist

Isabelle Prohn is an experienced programme manager operating at the intersection of mobility, spatial development and behavioural change. Since 2024, she has been responsible for the Brainport Bereikbaar programme, leading the development and delivery of the 2025–2030 programme plan and managing a multidisciplinary team of approximately 30 professionals . She works closely with the Metropoolregio Eindhoven, 21 municipalities, the Province of North Brabant, national government and private partners to achieve structural behavioural change and visible results.
Isabelle combines strategic clarity with collaborative leadership. Her background includes roles in energy transition, public affairs, stakeholder management and corporate communication, as well as earlier positions at Rabobank and in municipal government . She has extensive experience navigating complex political-administrative environments and aligning strategy, execution and communication .
Educated in Real Estate Management and Development (TU Eindhoven) and Strategic Management, with further training in Public Affairs at Nyenrode, Isabelle is known for her analytical strength, decisiveness and ability to connect diverse interests. She brings structure and direction while fostering dialogue and trust, always focused on delivering meaningful, measurable progress.

Programmamanager

Working with data is something that I enjoy a lot. Combining inherit knowledge that people hold with data to new insights. Combining this is something that gives me energy and makes work enjoyable for me.

Datascientist

Marc Verhage, chairman of the board of Connekt, Vice chairman of ITS Nationals Network
 
Marc Verhage started his career as officer at the Royal Netherlands Navy. After his study at the Royal Netherlands Naval Academy and the Technical university of Eindhoven he had several (project)management and direction positions in consulting firms, in construction industry and since 2023 at Connekt.

Chairman / Vice Chairman

For me, Asset Management means "taking good care of what's important." Guaranteeing quality of life for me personally, for my community, and for my (potential) clients—that's what I stand for.
I'm not a "quick fix." I sink my teeth into a topic and persevere in achieving results. This gives me a strong external focus: always engaged with the world around me. I draw energy from and have the eagerness to simplify complex topics and reduce them to understandable simplicity.

Manager Advisory Group Asset Management

Henk Swarttouw is President of the Brussels-based European Cyclists’ Federation since 2021 and served on the EuroVelo Council 2019-2025
Before joining European cycling advocacy, Henk has been a professional diplomat in the Dutch foreign service for 30+ years, serving in the US, France and the UK as well as at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Henk was Dutch ambassador to Finland 2012 - 2015 and to Denmark 2015 - 2019. He is now an independent advisor on sustainability and international cooperation. 
Henk has been cycling to school and to work for over 50 years. Since his arrival in Finland in 2012, he has been actively engaging in cycling diplomacy. In 2019 Henk joined the board of the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), advocating for more and better cycling for all in Europe and beyond. When not on the road, Henk divides his time between Amsterdam and Southern Sweden.

President

Nakano is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Estacenter Parking, one of the largest parking operators in Brazil, and WebPark Technology, its dedicated innovation and digital solutions arm. With more than 20 years of experience, he operates at the intersection of technology, operations, and business strategy, leading large-scale digital transformation initiatives across multi-site parking networks.
His work focuses on repositioning technology from a support function to the core of the business, directly impacting efficiency, governance, scalability, and financial performance. He has overseen the deployment of integrated ecosystems combining IoT, smart access and control systems, automation, data platforms, and AI-driven analytics.
A central element of this strategy is the Central Operational Control Center (CCO), which consolidates real-time visibility, operational control, and automated auditing across the entire network. This approach enabled consistent operations, stronger compliance, reduced risk, and improved customer experience.
Nakano regularly speaks at technology and mobility forums, sharing executive-level insights.

Astrid Vanhove is EU Business Development manager and Expert in Traffic Enforcement at InTouch Solutions, Belgium’s market leader in digital traffic and parking enforcement. She has 5+ years of experience at the intersection of technology, public administration, and enforcement policy. Astrid leads InTouch’s European expansion strategy and supports cities in modernising their enforcement operations through automation, the implementation of AI across all enforcement workflows, data-driven decision-making and user-friendly citizen services. She has worked on large-scale implementations across Belgium, including multi-city traffic and parking enforcement processing models, digital visitor voucher platforms, and innovative solutions for local and federal authorities and police zones.

Expert in Traffic Enforcement & EU Business Development Manager

Senior Manager, UAM International/UIC2 Coordinator

Andrew Hately is a senior researcher at the EUROCONTROL Innovation Hub located on the southern edge of Paris.
Andrew has been involved in the U-space concept of operations since 2017 and led the CORUS project which, funded by SESAR, developed the Concept of Operations for U-space. This work, and subsequent research project involvement related to ConOps led to Andrew supporting U-space rulemaking and acceptable means of compliance, to participation in standard development, involvement in organising the European Network of U-space Stakeholders and to the ICAO Advanced Air Mobility Study Group of which Andrew is vice chair.

AAMSG Vice Chair & U‑space ConOps Specialist

Irfan Shaffi is the Operational Control Manager within Streets & Network Operations at Transport for London (TfL), where he leads the strategy and roadmaps for the operational technologies that underpin the management of London’s surface transport network. Among other activities, Irfan oversees TfL’s operational readiness for Autonomous Vehicles and Automated Passenger Services, ensures robust operational technology cyber security, and conceived the Surface Intelligent Transport Systems (SITS) programme, which has already transformed the organisation’s operational capabilities. A transport professional for over 34 years, Irfan began his career as a civil engineer before moving into operational and technology‑focused roles. His career highlights include digitising London’s traffic signalling systems, delivering a world‑leading traffic management and optimisation capability, and embedding a transformational incident management system within TfL’s Surface Control Centre. With broad experience across all areas of Intelligent Transport Systems, Irfan brings deep operational and technical insight to the sector. Outside work, he is a keen cyclist and has completed numerous challenging rides, often in support of charitable causes.

Operational Control Manager

R&D Engineer

RPAS System Manager

Miguel Carpio is a technology strategist and data-driven innovation leader with deep expertise in mobility, real-time operations, and artificial intelligence. With more than two decades of experience across the digital economy, he has led high-impact projects integrating advanced data platforms and emerging technologies to transform the way cities and operators manage transport networks.
He specializes in deploying innovative mobility solutions, including real-time performance monitoring, multimodal analytics, and connected‑vehicle use cases. He has worked extensively with platforms such as Palantir Foundry and AIP, driving the operationalization of complex data ecosystems for public authorities, transport operators, and mobility service providers. His work focuses on translating large-scale data into actionable insights that improve efficiency, safety, and user experience across urban mobility systems.
Recognized for his strategic vision and collaborative approach, Miguel bridges the gap between technology, policy, and operations—partnering with governments, engineering firms, and industry leaders to accelerate digital transformation in transportation.
At Intertraffic 2026, he brings a pragmatic and forward-looking perspective on how data and AI are reshaping mobility management and enabling the next generation of intelligent transport services.

Director of Data Products & AI

Simon Swan is a Global Solutions Director for New Mobility, shaping the next generation of sustainable, connected and future‑ready transport systems worldwide. With more than two decades of experience delivering transformative mobility, energy and infrastructure programmes, Simon specialises in helping cities, operators and global organisations navigate the transition toward cleaner, smarter and more integrated mobility ecosystems.
His work spans mobility‑on‑demand, EV and alternative fuel strategies, connected and autonomous mobility, advanced air mobility (AAM), digital and data‑driven optimisation, and major‑event mobility strategy. He is passionate about designing solutions that are inclusive, autonomous, optimised, demand‑driven and fully integrated across modes, bridging the gap between sustainability ambition and operational reality.
Simon leads Arcadis’ global efforts across new mobility, supports international programmes on net‑zero transport, and contributes to global forums such as the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, where he advances the mobility pathway and accelerates fleet decarbonisation. He is also the creator of FUMIAF — the Future Urban Mobility Impact Assessment Framework — a structured global model that helps governments and operators evaluate the environmental, social, economic, digital and resilience impacts of emerging mobility solutions before deployment.
Across every project, Simon brings a strong belief that the future of mobility lies in integrated systems, data‑led decision‑making and responsible innovation, ensuring communities, cities and industries benefit from mobility that is not just technologically advanced — but equitable, resilient and genuinely sustainable.

Global Solution Director

Senior beleidsmedewerker Luchtvaartveiligheid

Paul has over 20 years’ experience in transport planning including the preparation and development of reports and studies across a wide range of projects. He is an experienced project and programme manager with a track record of delivery.     Paul is a freight specialist and has worked on many projects which have aimed to improve both the understanding of and efficiencies relating to the freight sector both domestically and internationally. These include the promotion of measures to improve HGV safety, policy and strategy development, research and consultation. This work includes input into Masterplanning projects, helping ensure freight is considered at every stage of development.    Work has included engaging with operators, extensive research, and identification of options and recommendations to improve the freight sector.

Associate Director, Freight and Fleet

Edward Douma is Bicycle Strategy Manager at NS Stations, the station development arm of Dutch Railways. He works on integrating cycling and public transport to improve door-to-door travel. Edward focuses on strategy and proposition development for the nationwide OV-fiets public bike-sharing system, helping passengers complete their last mile by bike. His work connects policy, operations and partners, translating plans into practical and scalable solutions.
Previously, he worked with the Dutch Cycling Embassy, supporting cities around the world in applying Dutch cycling knowledge to local mobility challenges. He aims to make the bicycle-train combination a straightforward and reliable choice.

Format Manager Fiets (Bicycle Strategy Manager)

Silvio Foschi is an Italian tech entrepreneur and product leader with nearly three decades of experience building digital and IoT solutions for smart cities, road safety, and public-sector innovation. Over his career, he has founded and scaled two technology companies, achieving successful exits and turning early-stage ideas into real-world products adopted by public authorities and enterprise partners. He has led multidisciplinary R&D teams and driven end-to-end innovation—from concept and architecture to field deployment—across domains such as mobile enforcement, predictive urban security, air-quality monitoring, and 3D scene reconstruction. An active inventor in the road-safety space, Silvio holds several patents spanning mobile enforcement technologies— including ANPR and in-vehicle systems for detecting and documenting traffic violations—designed to make field operations faster, more reliable, and legally robust. Silvio’s work has received multiple national and international recognitions, including the Urban Security Awards, Smart City Exhibition, Best Practices for Innovation, and the TIM Smart City Challenge for iCam3D. He currently serves as Product Manager, Systems & Devices Technologies at Safety21, overseeing the lifecycle and roadmap of hardware/software solutions for road enforcement (ANPR, speed, red-light) and multi-brand, scalable deployments.

Jane Lee is Head of Global Business Development at Ettifos and is a V2X technical marketing specialist. Her responsibilities include expanding the company’s global presence, attaining new projects and partnerships, overseeing marketing activities, and helping the company strategically penetrate the vehicle to everything (V2X) technology, connected autonomous vehicle, and smart city market globally. She is an active participant at ITS events worldwide and is present at most events held by industry-related organizations such as 5GAA and OmniAir.

Global Business Development Manager

Sales Director

Floronten Dervishi is an R&D Manager specialized in smart mobility, parking systems, and digital transportation platforms. With over a decade of experience in system integration and large-scale infrastructure projects, he leads the development and implementation of innovative mobility solutions across airports and urban environments.
He currently coordinates research and development activities focused on intelligent parking management, EV charging integration, taxi systems, and data-driven mobility platforms. His work combines advanced software engineering, real-time data analytics, and IoT technologies to optimize traffic flows, improve operational efficiency, and enhance user experience.
Floronten plays a strategic role in bridging technical development and business vision, ensuring that complex systems are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with long-term digital transformation goals. He collaborates with international technology partners, public authorities, and private operators to design scalable and future-proof mobility ecosystems.
Passionate about innovation, he actively explores AI-driven predictive models and automation frameworks to support next-generation smart city infrastructures.

R&D Manager

Ramses Madou is the Division Manager of Planning, Policy, and Sustainability for the Department of Transportation in the City of San José. At the City of San José. Ramses leads a team of planners, engineers, policy specialists, data and model experts to plan the Citywide transportation system. His team is working to implement the ambitious mode change and VMT reduction goals of the City’s general plan all while proactively dealing with the fundamental disruptions that are currently shaking the transportation world. He is leading the City’s efforts to find new and innovative transit technologies, delivery methods, and business plans. He is also the Vice Chair of the Board for the Open Mobility Foundation. Before joining the City of San Jose he worked as the Associate Director of Parking & Transpiration Services for Stanford University where he worked for 10 years. At Stanford Ramses played many roles over his time there including managing program and policy development, planning efforts, retail operations, the University’s Marguerite transit system planning and operations, and regional transportation relationships.

Division Manager, Planning, Policy, and Sustainability

Jacob van Zonneveld is CEO and Co-Founder of Deftpower, the technology behind Europe’s leading EV charging platform. With over 15 years’ experience in the e-mobility industry, he is driving the adoption of Smart Charging and the creation of an intelligent and profitable EV charging market. Jacob also serves as a Board Member of the Dutch Organisation for Electric Transport (DOET).

Joost Vantomme, Belgian national with 35 years of experience in legal and regulatory policy affairs, combined with a strong track record in strategy and project management is the CEO of ERTICO-ITS Europe (www.ertico.com).
He has served as Legal and Policy Director with incumbent operators in the telecommunications, postal, e-commerce/logistics, and automotive sectors. He has held leading policy-making roles in European associations such as PostEurop, FEDMA, and ACEA, as well as at the United Nations level (UPU). Joost has also been a member of the cabinet of the Belgian Minister of Economy and a Director at Hill+Knowlton Strategies, an EU consultancy firm. In addition, he is active in various expert groups of the European Commission and on advisory boards of EU-funded projects.
 
Before joining ERTICO in January 2022 as CEO, he served for more than five years as Smart Mobility Director at ACEA. Joost has held positions as Chair of the Strategy Committee of ERTICO-ITS Europe and as a member of its Supervisory Board. He also served as a Board Member and Vice President of the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Alliance.
 
A frequent conference speaker and published author, he engages with stakeholders on European and international policy issues, as well as on research and innovation project management in the context of mobility and the digital agenda.
 
Fluent in Dutch, French, English, and German, Joost holds a Master’s degree in Economic and Business Law, a Master’s degree in Law, and a Diploma in Teaching Law (Universities of Leuven, Poitiers, and Louvain-la-Neuve). He has also completed additional education in economics, business, and management.

Mr. Wolfgang Domann brings over 20 years of experience from his previous management roles in building new businesses and sales of solution and product offerings. Due to his professional background, he is considered an expert in the field of applying AI and machine learning in business.
Furthermore, Mr. Domann has accumulated extensive national and international leadership and management experience in various markets, ranging from startups to corporate and large-scale clients. He has successfully implemented processes, from acquisition to contract closure, in international sales.
His experience in marketing and communication spans from branding, press, web, e-commerce, and online media to CXO presentations and hosting major customer events.
 
Mr. Domann is an entrepreneur and passionate about innovation, always open to new ideas and approaches.
 
Since December 2019, Mr. Wolfgang Domann has been strengthening the EYYES GmbH team as the Managing Director responsible for Sales, Marketing, and Public Relations.

Global Channel Partner & Export Manager, Enforcement

Head of Business Development, Middle East

Duncan Murcott is the Chief Customer Officer at Acusensus, a pioneering company in intelligent road safety solutions. Having started his career over 25 years ago in road safety, Duncan has established himself as a seasoned executive with extensive experience in leadership roles within both the B2B and B2G sectors. He has a proven track record of fostering successful collaborations between government and private entities. At Acusensus, Duncan leverages his expertise to enhance customer engagement and drive the company’s mission of changing behaviours and saving lives through innovative technology.

Chief Customer Officer

Veronique is a sustainable mobility consultant at Mobycon, where she works on diverse Dutch and international mobility projects committed to making sustainable transport accessible to all. Veronique is the project manager for the MegaBITS project on behalf of the province of Overijssel. Together with colleagues, she supports the partner cities and regions in realizing their smart cycling projects and is responsible for supervising the project progress.
As a spatial planner, her passion lies in creating people-centered urban spaces, where sustainable mobility seamlessly integrates into daily life.

Mobility Advisor

Erwan is the Vice President of Product Strategy and Operations for the IDEMIA Public Security’s Road Safety business line. He has 14 years of experience at IDEMIA group, contributing significantly to product portfolio management & strategic partnerships. Previously, he managed Identity and Public Security programs across multiple regions, focusing on AI-driven video analytics. Since 2017, he has driven IDEMIA’s Road Safety business line expansion, securing key contracts in the Middle East, NORAM, and Europe.

Vice President of Operations

Willem-Frederik Metzelaar is Regional Director of Innovation Hub West at EIT Urban Mobility, covering the Netherlands, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Belgium and Luxembourg. He works at the intersection of public policy, industry, investment and academia, helping cities translate ambition into implementable mobility transitions.
Over the past decade, Willem-Frederik has witnessed the evolution from the early “Smart City” narrative—often technology-driven and infrastructure-focused—towards a more systemic and human-centered approach. Today, he advocates for WISE Cities: cities that are Wellbeing-oriented, Inclusive, Sustainable, and Evidence-based in their economic development.
In his work with metropolitan regions such as Amsterdam, London and Dublin, he focuses on:
Linking infrastructure renewal to sustainable mobility transformation Embedding Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) to protect vulnerable road users Using data, digital twins and AI not as goals in themselves, but as tools for measurable societal impact Connecting public budgets (“follow the money”) to innovation ecosystems and investment capital Willem-Frederik argues that the Smart City era optimized systems; the WISE City era must optimize outcomes: fewer car movements, safer streets, healthier citizens, stronger local economies and climate resilience.
He brings a pragmatic European perspective to the debate: how to move from pilots to procurement, from innovation projects to structural funding, and from technology adoption to measurable change in modal split, safety and accessibility.

Regional director Innovation Hub West | UK IRE NL BE LUC

Wim Broeders is CEO and founder (2010) of MAPtm. MAP transforming mobility is an innovative company in the domain of Traffic and Mobility, innovators specialized in Traffic Management, CCAM and (C-)ITS. MAPtm acts as a strategic partner for road and government authorities, contractors, service-providers and traffic managers. We advise and co-operate  with them at strategic and tactical level.   We give support in traffic management projects, from design and planning through to preparation, execution and including the complete operations. Traffic management requires smart, effective solutions. We have the right people, expertise and mindset and a large scale of tooling and services. Our team of experts covers a wide range of experience and expertise like: Data Scientists, Traffic Engineers, AI-Experts, System Architects and much more to achieve these solutions. These different fields of expertise creates the conditions for developing innovative, groundbreaking solutions which are still realistic and deployable.     Wim has a background in Mathematics and Computer Science (Delft University of Technology). Before he founded MAPtm, he was active in different sectors within the domain of traffic and smart mobility. He worked for the industry as developer at Philips in Eindhoven and Business Unit director Consultancy at Vialis. He also has experience in the public sector as senior and strategic advisor at Rijkswaterstaat and the European Commission. Finally, he also worked at consultancy firms as senior International ITS Consultant and Business Unit manager (former DHV and AGV/Holland Railconsult).

Senior Public Policy Manager

Dónal has over 30 years of experience working on major transportation and technology projects for both the public and private sectors. Since 2010, he has been a Board member of ITS Ireland and was elected to the position of Chair of the Network of National ITS Associations (ITS Nationals) in June 2024 following a competitive election process involving 30 national ITS associations across Europe.  In his position, he represents the 2,500 public sector and corporate members of the collective group and has taken the lead in restructuring the governance, communications and organisational structure of the group. The ITS Nationals continues to champion communication, cooperation and collaboration across the network and with international stakeholders and national ITS associations around the world.

Chair

Ciaran is a principal engineer with Roughan & O'Donovan currently helping the ROD ITS team deliver the eMOS programme of works for Transport Infrastructure Ireland. After joining ROD on completion of his Ph.D., Ciarán oversaw the management of the Intelligent Transport Systems Equipment Maintenance and Traffic Monitoring Systems Installation and Maintenance Contracts. As part of eMOS Ciarán is tasked with ensuring the seamless integration of the new variable speed limit equipment into the new Network Intelligence and Management System and assisting TII in the delivery of their Cooperative ITS (C-ITS) services

Rik Nuyttens started his career at 3M in 1984 and recovered various positions in Europe and USA along the years: R&D, technical, marketing and business.  Currently based in Brussels, he holds the position of Regulatory Affairs & Connected Roads Manager for the 3M Transportation Safety Division for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. Graduated in 1980 with an MSc in Polymer Engineering and Processing at the Belgian Institute for Textiles, Chemistry and Agriculture (Ghent - Belgium), he then further obtained MBA in 1993 at the Brussels’ VLEKHO economical institute: “Management of International Operations”.

Vice president

Ottavia Calamani is a Civil Engineer specialized in road infrastructure and safety. She began her career as a designer with leading European engineering firms, where she gained extensive experience across a wide range of infrastructure and road safety projects.
She currently serves as CEO of AISICO Test House and Laboratory, an innovative European company committed to shaping the future of road infrastructure. Founded in 1987, AISICO has been a pioneer in transport safety, providing crash testing, conformity certification, and professional training services at the highest international standards.
In addition to her role at AISICO, Ottavia Calamani is President of IntOroads (International Organization for Road Safety), an international association dedicated to promoting research, innovation, and the development of best practices and regulations in the field of road safety worldwide.
Ottavia is an expert in crash testing, vehicle restraint systems (VRS), dynamic testing of VRS, road surveys, and road equipment. She actively participates in Italian and European technical working groups focused on the development and continuous improvement of road safety standards and regulations, contributing to safer infrastructures and more secure mobility for all road users.

Chief executive AISICO and President IntOroadS Association

Georges is a highly experienced professional with over 25 years of expertise in sales, business development, and partnership management within the information technology sector. Throughout his career, he has consistently driven business growth and led successful market expansions across global regions.  He brings in-depth knowledge of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Traffic Enforcement Systems, Multi-Biometrics, Identity Management & Digital ID, Law Enforcement, Public Safety, Border Control Management, and Air Transport Solutions. His ability to build strategic alliances and deliver innovative solutions has established him as a trusted leader in these fields.  Currently, Georges serves as the Head of Sales at VITRONIC Machine Vision Middle East LLC, where he leads initiatives in traffic safety and road user charging, contributing to the creation of safer, smarter, and more efficient transportation ecosystems worldwide.

Head of Sales - MEA

Spencer Rigler leads commercial and market development for TRL’s road asset management and road crash data solutions across Europe and international markets. Over more than six years with TRL, he has played a central role in expanding the organisation’s global footprint, with a particular focus on establishing longterm partnerships and delivering complex programmes in Africa, Asia, and Europe. His work has contributed to the successful implementation of nationallevel initiatives, including the Bangladesh National Road Safety Programme, the development of Zambian and Kenyan national road sector manuals and standards, and the deployment of road and asset management systems in Malta.  Spencer’s responsibilities span strategic market development, stakeholder engagement, and the commercial oversight of projects that support safer, more efficient, and more sustainable road networks. He works closely with government agencies, highway authorities, and development partners to ensure that TRL’s datadriven tools and evidencebased methodologies are effectively aligned with national and regional transport priorities. Before joining TRL, Spencer built a diverse career across the technology and energy sectors. He worked in the energy industry on softwarebased solutions designed to improve efficiency at both the point of energy demand and generation, gaining experience in digital platforms and operational optimisation. Earlier in his career, he held leadership roles at Nokia in Asia and Europe, where he managed teams in project delivery, service management, and sales, contributing to major telecommunications programmes and customer operations.  Today, Spencer’s work is centred on helping transport authorities and ministries utilise data, software, and structured processes to improve decisionmaking, enhance asset performance, and deliver greater value across the road sector. His career reflects a consistent commitment to applying technology, evidence, and collaboration to strengthen transport systems and support safer, more resilient infrastructure worldwide.

International Business Director

Itır Coşkun is an Innovation Manager at SWARCO, driving innovation projects and thought leadership in smart mobility, traffic management, and connected and automated transport systems. With a strong background in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and innovation strategy, she ensures SWARCO’s technological developments are aligned with global trends and policy priorities, especially in CCAM, sustainable and inclusive mobility, and digital infrastructure. Itır holds a Master of Science degree in Transportation Systems, specializing in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), from the Technical University of Munich. Fluent in three languages, she views intercultural and interdisciplinary collaboration as a foundation for impactful progress and navigates diverse global environments in her daily work.

Innovation Manager

After graduating from RWTH Aachen University in 2016 with an M.Sc. degree in Automotive Engineering, Timo Woopen joined the Automated Driving Department at the Institute for Automotive Engineering (ika) of RWTH Aachen University. His primary research interests include automated and connected vehicles, alongside infrastructural support. From 2018 to 2023, Timo Woopen served as the overall project manager for the UNICARagil project, pioneering modular architectures for agile and automated vehicle concepts. Since 2019, is head of the Vehicle Intelligence & Automated Driving division at ika. In 2021, he additionally assumed the role of CEO at Thinking Cars GmbH, a startup spawned from the UNICARagil project focusing on Open-Source-Software for functional components and middleware of autonomous vehicles. In 2025, he completed his doctoral degree with honors.

Head of Vehicle Intelligence & Automated Driving

Marije works as senior research at KiM Netherlands Institute for Transport Policy, an independent research institute within the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Watermanagement. KiM provides (scientific) research and knowledge inputs for the preparation of mobility policy at the Ministry. Marije works on various topics relating to accessibility and personal mobility. Recent projects include a study on acceptabele traveltimes to various destinations; work on digital exclusion in public transport, and a project to develop persona's for a more target group oriented approch for sustainable travel behavior.

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Kevin Houston: 
President of Drone Alliance Europe & Director of Regulation, MANNA Drone Delivery. 
 
Kevin, a Chartered Engineer, spent 28 years as an Officer in the Corps of Military Engineers serving at home and overseas. He moved to Technical Director within Civil Defence in Ireland where he founded the then largest drone operation in Ireland in 2012. In 2019 he joined the Manna team at the beginning and led the team in achieving one of the first LUCs issued by NAAs in Europe in April 2021. This LUC is now at SAIL III BVLOS over populated areas. Kevin is currently serving a second term as President of Drone Alliance Europe.

Director of Regulation

Product and digital transformation enthusiast with 25+ years driving platform innovation across mobility, payments, telco, eCommerce, and connected device industries. As Head of Product for City's Experience at ARRIVE, Darek leads cross-functional teams developing the Global Mobility Platform - a unified system enabling cities to aggregate parking data, implement pricing policies, manage paystation fleets, and gain actionable insights across all sales channels. ARRIVE unites EasyPark, ParkMobile, RingGo, Flowbird, and Parkopedia into one of the world's largest urban mobility platforms serving nearly 60 million users across 20,000+ cities. Prior to ARRIVE, Darek served as Chief Digital Officer at Lilou, building a global eCommerce platform across multiple markets. At IDEMIA, he led product development for connected device solutions, successfully launching smartphone-as-a-key technology for major automotive clients including BMW and Toyota. His career foundations include a decade at Orange, leading the development of digital products and value-added services. Darek's focus is on how global platforms, AI-driven analytics, and standardized data sharing enable cities to move from static tariffs to intelligent, demand-responsive pricing - optimizing both revenue and urban mobility outcomes, and making cities more livable.

Head of Product, City's Experience

As Chief Operating Officer, Anthony spearheads the development and execution of PayByPhone’s strategy across its different markets to deliver commercial success. His strategic mindset coupled with his creative problem-solving make him well-suited to oversee the day-to-day commercial aspects of the business. Anthony joined the company in 2017 and was previously Managing Director of the UK and Chief Client Officer, where his proven, extensive experience across sales, marketing and operations was invaluable. Anthony sits on the Board of the UK's National Parking Platform.

Chief Operating Officer

As Chief Product Officer for Arrive’s Automotive & Data business unit, Duncan is responsible for turning ambitious mobility ideas into valued products for automotive partners and their drivers. He leads product strategy and execution across in-car experiences, data platforms and transaction-driven services globally. Duncan’s career sits at the intersection of product, technology and delivery. He has held multiple executiveroles across e-commerce, logistics and mobility technology companies, earning a reputation for building products that ship, scale and create measurable impact.

Chief Product Officer - Automotive & Data

Randell Iwasaki is an accomplished Executive Director with extensive experience in delivering projects, programs, and innovations in the public sector transportation industry. He is a strong business development professional with expertise in Environmental Awareness, Highway Design, Contract and Construction Management, Innovation, and Transportation Planning.
Randell began his career at the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) in 1983, where he rose through the ranks to become Chief Deputy Director from 2004 to 2009 and then Director from 2009 to 2010, having been appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger. During his time at Caltrans, he received the Charles H. Purcell Award for managerial excellence, given by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, and the "Doers, Dreamers, and Drivers" award from Government Technology Magazine.
Following his tenure at Caltrans, Randell served for over a decade as the Executive Director of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, one of the most innovative transportation agencies in the United States. While there, he founded GoMentum Station, the largest secure automated vehicle test facility in the nation.
After his time at the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, Randell joined Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the Leader of State and Local Transportation. In this role, he led AWS’s data support and analysis services for state and local transportation agencies, including artificial intelligence applications, new technology development, policy and planning analysis, and traffic operations support.
Currently, Randell is the President and CEO of Iwasaki Consulting Services, Inc. He also serves as a Board Member at Advanced Mobility Analytics Group and Moffatt & Nichol and is a Senior Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley, where he works part-time.
Randell is an internationally recognized leader in transportation research and innovation, particularly in automated and connected vehicle technology development and testing. He has been involved in numerous TRB committees and research panels, often as chair, and served as Chair of the USDOT’s Freight Advisory Committee for three years.
Among his many accolades, Randell received the Thomas H. MacDonald Memorial Award from the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials for his contributions to highway engineering. In 2016, Eno Transportation and Shared Mobility Strategies identified him as one of the top 10 public sector transportation innovators in the nation.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Randell has made significant contributions to education. He donated an Intelligent Transportation Systems Laboratory to the College of Engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, where he also served on the Industry Advisory Board and Dean's Advisory Council before his term ended. He continues to support the university's student chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers through guest lectures and mentorship.

Owner

Stijn is a senior policy officer at the ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management off the Netherlands. He works on pricing policies for mobility. His current focus is the implementation of the Dutch TruckToll, which will take effect on July the 1st of 2026. with the TruckToll  pay-per-km for trucks is introduced in the Netherlands. Stijn has a background in business administration.

Senior policy officer

Juana ZHAO, senior engineer, research director of TR&TE, CATS. Research interests including technology adaption in industry, especially in transport sector, and cutting-edge technology tracking in transportation and related policies. She has participated in and presided over 20 national or provincial level researches and consultations

Senior Engineer and Research Director of TR&TE

As a senior consultant at TNO, I work on the transition to a smart and sustainable mobility system. I have a special focus on space use, human well-being, and equality. With a background in human geography, I started out in the more technically oriented field of dynamic traffic management and mobility management. In recent years, the focus has shifted back to the spatial domain and related questions about people's mobility behavior. I am currently active in the field of mobility, well-being (Broad Prosperity), and spatial use, developing and applying frameworks to operationalize policy ambitions into indicators and guidelines for policymakers. In addition, I am working on the transdisciplinary TNO program Balanced Spatial Choices, in which we develop knowledge, methods, and tools to support the decision-making process around social, ecological, and economic ambitions.

Senior adviseur/onderzoeker stedelijke mobiliteit

Raised in Utrecht and educated at the Hotel School in The Hague, founder of BUKO Digital. With a strong passion for hospitality and digitalisation, I have been working since 2020 to reduce the impact of traffic-related disruption for road users and local residents.  In just four years, BUKO Digital has established itself as a leading player within the traffic management sector across the Netherlands, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Germany.  On a daily basis, I am active both in the Netherlands and internationally, inspiring, and motivating road authorities, contractors, and other specialists to make effective use of today’s digital possibilities. Work safe and smarter — let technology work for you.

Group Commercial Manager Digital

Remco Galavazi is Traffic Manager by MAPtm. MAP transforming mobility is an innovative company in the domain of Traffic and Mobility, innovators specialized in Traffic Management, CCAM and (C-)ITS. MAPtm acts as a strategic partner for road and government authorities, contractors, service-providers and traffic managers. We advise and co-operate  with them at strategic and tactical level. We give support in traffic management projects, from design and planning through to preparation, execution and including the complete operations. Traffic management requires smart, effective solutions. We have the right people, expertise and mindset and a large scale of tooling and services. Our team of experts covers a wide range of experience and expertise like: Data Scientists, Traffic Engineers, AI-Experts, System Architects and much more to achieve these solutions. These different fields of expertise creates the conditions for developing innovative, groundbreaking solutions which are still realistic and deployable.  Remco has a background in Traffic Engineering. Before he started by MAPtm, he was active by different company’s within the domain of intelligent transportation systems, traffic controllers and smart mobility. He worked for the industry in commercial functions at SWARCO and Vialis, nowadays at MAPtm he works as a traffic manager.

Traffic Manager

Working together towards results; positivity, enthusiasm, and flexibility characterize me. I believe collaboration is the key to success within any project or organization. In my view, it is the way to achieve good, effective, and widely supported outcomes. In my current role as Advisory Group Manager for Traffic, I am responsible for a team of over 30 professionals in the fields of mobility and unmanned aviation.
Drones, Unmanned Aviation, Smart Mobility, Traffic Management, Mobility Data, Traffic Safety, and Mobility Policy are the core content areas of my work. During my time as a mobility consultant at Antea Group, I worked on many mobility projects (both consultancy and project management). At Antea Group, more than 300 colleagues collaborate within the Mobility domain. We view mobility as a system in which three dimensions are inseparably connected to contribute to a better living environment: Accessibility (the goal: bringing people and amenities closer together and contributing to broad prosperity), Usage (the activity: the daily movement of people and goods—safe, healthy, and efficient), and Infrastructure (the means: the physical foundation that makes it all possible): https://anteagroup.nl/businesslijnen/mobiliteit
As a board member of the Dutch Drone Delta Foundation, I work together with partners from government, knowledge institutions, and industry to integrate unmanned aviation into the existing mobility system and the physical living environment in the Netherlands: https://www.dutchdronedelta.nl/
Throughout my career, I have spent more than 10 years partly seconded in various roles at, among others, Rijkswaterstaat and the municipality of ’s-Hertogenbosch. Since 2010, I have also been actively involved— with great pleasure— as a regional advisor for Platform WOW, working on collaboration in road and water management in the Netherlands: www.platformwow.nl
These experiences have enabled me to build a large and effective network within the domains of mobility, unmanned aviation, and road/water management in the Netherlands.

Manager Mobility

Ralph Lokhorst is VP Sales Europe at InTouch, where he leads commercial expansion across European markets within the traffic and parking enforcement SaaS sector. He brings nearly two decades of experience in scaling enterprise SaaS organizations across Europe. Prior to InTouch, Ralph held senior sales leadership roles at HiBob, Scandit, Sprinklr and Gartner, where he consistently delivered strong regional growth, built high-performing teams, and expanded customer bases. Ralph holds a Master of Science in Strategic Marketing from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and combines commercial strategy with operational sales leadership to drive sustainable growth across European markets.

VP Sales Europe

Christopher Octon is a global leader in unattended and digital payments serving as Senior Director of Unattended Payments in Europe at Planet. With 25+ years of international experience across payments, mobility, and transit technology, he has transformed how people move, pay, and interact with infrastructure worldwide.
Career Milestones
Led development of on-bus technology for 900 London buses in 2000 as Project Manager at Wayfarer Transit Systems Served as President for North American operations, securing major contracts across key U.S. cities Held senior leadership positions at 3C Payment, Flowbird, Cale Access UK, and Parkeon Delivered flagship parking and transit solutions globally
At Planet, Christopher unifies payments, software, and mobility to create seamless customer experiences. His analytical mindset, commercial clarity, and partnership-driven leadership consistently deliver growth and operational excellence across diverse markets.
In his presentation, Christopher will explore technology, behavioral shifts, and market forces shaping next-generation unattended payment experiences and strategies organizations need to implement now to maintain competitive advantage.

Senior Commercial Director, Unattended Payments

Kim Mundy joined TNS as Head of Account Management in 2025. In this role, Kim brings over 20 years’ experience in the payments industry as she supports and manages the account management team to foster strong client relationships and leads strategic planning efforts. She brings with her extensive experience in developing and expanding business and securing highprofile clients and partnerships.
 Prior to joining TNS, Kim was a Senior Account Manager at Amazon, having joined in 2022 as Senior Tech Business Developer. At Amazon, Kim led logistics strategy for a portfolio of enterprise retail clients, developed a safety-first protocol for Amazon field teams and mentored over 15 account and sales managers, fostering growth in negotiation and client engagement skills. Her work was nominated for an Amazon Account Management award. She previously held the roles of Senior Launch Manager and Senior Tech Business Developer at the company.
 Kim has also held senior roles within the payments industry including Senior Account Director at NCR Corporation, Corporate Account Director at Worldpay and Sales Director - UK at 3C Payments. Kim started her career at Barclaycard, starting as a Chargeback Analyst and working her way up to Channel Account Manager during her 11 years at the business.
 A Committee Member for The Payments Knowledge Forum, Kim collaborates with fellow members to develop and implement growth strategies for the forum. Kim has also been active in promoting women’s roles in the payments industry as a mentor for Women@Tech.

Head of Account Management, Payments Market

Dr. Vassilis AGOURIDAS is the Co-Chair of IDI (ITS-Driven Innovative aerial services), an innovation and deployment platform launched at the ITS World Congress 2024 in Dubai and powered by ERTICO-ITS Europe with which Vassilis has been affiliated since September 2024.  Previously, Dr AGOURIDAS had been with Airbus for 16 years, holding senior positions in Strategic Innovation and Corporate Development pioneering the Strategic Development of Urban Air Mobility. He is former Chairman of the UAM Committee of ASD Europe (the Aerospace, Security & Defence Industries Association of Europe) and he has been a member of the EASA's (European Commission's Aviation Safety Agency) Task Forces on Social Acceptance and on the Innovative Air Mobility (IAM) Hub. Dr AGOURIDAS led, as external expert, the team for the work of the European Commission's Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) on the Guidance Material/AMCs of Article 18(f) of (EU) 2021/664 for the coordination mechanism and multilevel governance.  Dr AGOURIDAS is currently an Advisor to Eurocontrol in the Advanced Air Mobility Study Group (AAM SG) of ICAO (the UN’s International Civil Aviation Organisation) where he has been leading the ‘AAM impacts and UN's Sustainable Development Goals’ subgroup and he has been the Focal Point for the 'Integrating with Mobility Plans & Community Engagement' topic of the Guidance Development WG.
Dr. AGOURIDAS is the Founder, and Strategic Advisor (Apr 2025-present), of the UIC2 (Urban Air Mobility Initiative Cities Community) established in October 2017 with the support of the European Commission, initially within the EU's Smart Cities Marketplace. Since September 2022, UIC2 has been the UAM Thematic Cluster of the EU's CIVITAS Initiative. Vassilis, as leader of the UIC2 (Oct 2017- Mar 2025) has led, amongst other, the development, by UIC2, of the EU's Urban Mobility Observatory publication on Urban Air Mobility and Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUMP-UAM, Practitioner Briefing) in 2021, and the UIC2 Manifesto on the Multilevel Governance of the Urban Skies in 2020.

Co-Chair of The IDI Platform

Ralph is a business leader focused on accelerating low-carbon, transformational change in how streets and public spaces are lit. At Clearview Intelligence, he leads the development of SolarLite across England and Wales, working with local authorities and partners to rethink traditional street lighting through safer, greener, and more resilient approaches. Driven by the belief that infrastructure must adapt to meet climate, safety, and energy challenges, Ralph is committed to helping the sector move away from high-carbon legacy solutions toward sustainable alternatives that deliver long-term value for communities.

Head of Business Development England and Wales

Akif Ekin, the founder and CEO of Ekin Smart City Technology, is an award-winning entrepreneur, industrial designer, and author.
Born in Turkey and raised in Germany, he has dedicated his life to creating safer and smarter cities. He leads the development of innovative smart city technology at Ekin Smart City Technology, receiving accolades such as the Red Dot Design Award, the German Innovation Award, and the CES Innovation Award.
Driven by a desire to reduce traffic accidents and save lives, he believes that smart city technologies will play a vital role in ensuring security for citizens worldwide. As a member of ICERT, he contributes to the advancement of global safe city technologies and public safety. Today, Ekin’s innovative solutions can be found in cities, airports, shopping centers, campuses, and arenas across the globe.
From a young age, Akif Ekin was fascinated by innovation, which eventually led him to study aerospace engineering at the University of Stuttgart. During his studies, he founded Akart, a lamp design company that showcased his creativity and passion for design.
After graduation, he moved to Istanbul, where he began distributing Sanyo products across the EMEA region. In 1998, he founded Ekin Electronics, which later became Ekin Smart City Technology.
Akif Ekin’s groundbreaking invention, the world’s first smart patrol with facial recognition, revolutionized mobile enforcement and city safety.
His company started by developing safety technologies for high-profile events like the NATO Summit 2004 and FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany, and continues to lead the industry with innovative smart city solutions.

Founder & CEO

With nearly 20 years of teaching experience and a multi-disciplinary background in public health, urban planning, and environmental design, Prof Dr Meredith Glaser brings a holistic understanding to social inquiry and system change. Her published research and expertise regarding cycling policy and city-to-city learning have advanced Dr. Glaser as one of the most sought-after educators for professional development about urban cycling systems and governance. Meredith is currently CEO of the Urban Cycling Institute, an Amsterdam-based NGO dedicated to research, higher education, and capacity building for cities, universities, governments, and industry. She is also appointed Professor of Cycling at Ghent University and Senior Lecturer at the University of Amsterdam. She directs the summer program, Planning the Cycling City, and co-developed online courses with over 25k enrollments. She serves on numerous boards and advisory committees, including the Cycling Research Board and the Social Science Global Health Center (UvA).

Chief Executive Officer

Adviseur Verkeer & Urban Air Mobility

Adviseur Smart Mobility

Innovation Advisor Aviation

Erik is a project manager for mobility projects that involve major challenges and, as a service lead, is responsible for the technical advisory portfolio within Arcadis Mobily in the Netherlands

Service Lead

Secretary General

Chris Bley has a BA in Biology from UC Santa Cruz. He has been involved in renewable energy for 20 years and currently focused on the aviation industry. Chris founded Rope Partner in 2001, a rope access service company originally based in Santa Cruz. In 2012, Chris focused on the growing needs of Internet of Things in wind energy, solar and utility industries, thus co-founded InspecTools. This new company built drones, integrated sensors and developed software to capture imagery and deliver objective insights into a cloud based GIS software for OEM & owners of wind, solar and grid infrastructure assets. In September, 2018, InspecTools was acquired by PrecisionHawk and in January of 2020, Rope Partner was acquired by Magnesium Capital. Chris is currently focused on several drone/aviation related projects including Monterey Bay DART (a non-profit, supporting and connecting aviation innovations, training & collaborations between industry, academia and government). Insight Up Solutions (drone and sensor resale) and AirSpace Integration (managing CA66’s grass airfield, unmanned aircraft test range and shared workspaces). These companies are all located in the region of the Central Coast that includes Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito Counties.

Founder

Emiel van Steenselen is Head of Network Development at Allego, where he leads the team responsible for the development and expansion of the company’s public EV charging network across the Netherlands. Emiel and his team focus on building a reliable, accessible network through a combination of data insights, practical planning, and close cooperation with municipalities, grid operators, and site partners.
With a background in network development and a hands-on mindset, Emiel and his team identify suitable locations, assess grid feasibility, and guide projects from early concept to operational charging sites. Their goal is to create charging solutions that work well for drivers while supporting cities and regions in their shift toward cleaner mobility.
Emiel values openness and collaboration in an industry that continues to evolve quickly. At Allego, he helps balance user needs, energy requirements, and long-term infrastructure goals, turning strategic ideas into practical steps.

Head of Network Development

Carlo van de Weijer has a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the TU Eindhoven and a PhD degree with honors from TU in Graz. He carries a broad experience in the automotive industry with a.o. executive positions at Siemens and TomTom. Currently he is managing director of the newly founded Eindhoven AI System Institute EAISI at Eindhoven University of Technology, Fellow for future of mobility and transport within the Deloitte Center for the Edge and Fellow for AI at Silicon Valley’s Singularity University. He advises ministries and industries around the world on the future of mobility and is member of the supervisory board of several high-tech companies, investments firms and start-ups. Furthermore, he is a regular columnist in a leading Dutch national newspaper.

General Manager Eindhoven AI Systems Institute

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