Jean Crowther is an AICP planner and Principal at Alta, a firm specializing in sustainable and equitable transportation. She leads the company's New Mobility services, crafting future-ready mobility strategies and planning for new services and technologies in the public right-of-way. Jean has developed award-winning active transportation and multimodal system plans and helped cities across the country launch shared micromobility programs. She brings 20 years of experience in planning and community change, has a Masters in City and Regional Planning, and served on the Transportation Research Board Forum for Autonomous Vehicles and Shared Mobility.

Franklin is an impact entrepreneur working at the intersection of sustainable transportation and local economies. He brings over a decade of experience in cycle logistics, local food hubs, and impact business models. Franklin founded B-Line with the vision of creating a company that can be a catalyst for building more sustainable and equitable communities.

Michael Schwartz has nearly two decades of experience in the public, private, and non-profit advocacy sectors, focusing on mobility and infrastructure initiatives. He's dedicated his career to enhancing how people get around, including implementation of major capital projects and transportation policy initiatives at San Francisco County Transportation Authority and Transport Oakland. As the CEO of Ride Report, he leads a team that expanded the company’s role from aggregating data and managing micromobility to developing tools that advance multimodal transformation such as zero emissions delivery zones, evaluating the impact of infrastructure projects, and fusing complementary data sets for systems management.