"Mobility, Livability, and Economic Growth"

Exploring sustainable transportation ideas, policies, and technologies from California's largest metropolises to the other side of the Pacific, these conferences seek to promote long-term collaboration between the U.S. and Asia on sustainable growth by bringing together specialists from the fields of research, technology, architecture, business, urban planning, and policy.

The San Francisco conference (October 24) will focus on the importance of transit on urban livability and its impact on cities' economic competitiveness, as well as on innovative sustainable transportation technologies and systems in North America and Asia.

The Los Angeles (October 26) conference will explore how sustainable mobility can help L.A. recreate itself as a vibrant, green metropolis and focus on best practices, cultural differences, and how North America and Asia can work together to solve collective problems.

AIA SD learning units (3) available!

AICP CM credits pending

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Organizing Partners: ULI, Bay Area Council, AIA SF

Sponsors: Arup, Cisco, Gale International, Incheon Free Economic Zone, KPMG, PG&E, POSCO E&C, SongdoIBD, and Southern California Edison Co.

Media Sponsor: San Francisco Business Times

Promotional Co-sponsors:
APA California
China-US Energy Efficiency Alliance
Chinadialogue.net
ChinaSF
Center for Climate Strategies
Center for Resource Solutions
Clean Fleet Report
Environmental Entrepreneurs
Greenbelt Alliance
Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation (iCET)
Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP)
Monterey Institute of International Studies
Pacific Environment
San Jose State University Planning Divison
San Jose State University Urban Planning Coalition
SFMTA
SPUR
Sustainable Pacific Rim Cities
TransForm
Reconnecting America
USF Center for the Pacific Rim
USF Department of Environmental Science
USF Japan Policy Research Institute

PCSI Founding Partners: Asia Society Northern California, Asia Society Southern California, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, the UCLA Anderson School of Management, and USC's Marshall Center for International Business Education and Research.

For complete information, and to register, please visit: www.pcsisustainability.org