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Conference PresentersPartnership for Urban Innovation: Global Conference, Shanghai 2010 was designed for leaders in government, business, research, academia, and civic society committed to developing and using innovative solutions that address challenges in urban sustainability and climate change. Partnership for Urban Innovation is a worldwide community that collaborates on information and communications technology (ICT) to address urban issues—from urban design and development, environmental sustainability, mobility, economic growth, to the social life of cities. AgendaThursday, June 17, 2010The plenary session included city, business, NGO and academic leaders, including Cisco Chairman and CEO John Chambers, The Climate Group CEO Steve Howard and Metropolis secretary general Josep Roig. The plenary sessions focused on how urban innovation, such as those initiatives led by Metropolis, Cisco and The Climate Group, is enabled by multi sector innovation partnerships across the world. The day’s proceeding included breakout sessions on urban innovation in China, specialist sessions on key topics in delivering Smart+Connected Communities (economic, social, environmental, design, mobility). The final plenary session of the day will explore the innovation dynamics in delivering successful global cities of the future. Morning Sessions Opening Plenary Session: City, Business, and NGO Thought Leaders in Urban Innovation
Lunch and Networking Afternoon Sessions Five themed breakout sessions:
Afternoon Plenary Session: Designing Smart+Connected Cities
End-of-Day Conference Proceedings Evening: Gala dinner for all delegates Friday, June 18, 2010The second day consisted of a guided tour for delegates to the World Expo site. The itinerary included a tour of leading urban innovation pavilions from Cisco (including executive reception showcase), SAIC/GM (including Connected Vehicle theatre show), The Expo Future Pavilion and to global city pavilions in the Urban Best Practices Area. |