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Wednesday, September 2 • 10:45am - 11:45am
Advocating for smart communities that benefit everyone LIMITED

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Without intentional effort, smart city initiatives can easily only benefit the most connected community members. This panel will discuss smart community and other innovation initiatives that address the barriers disadvantaged community members have to participate digitally.
Moderators
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Catherine Crago

Head of Strategic Initiatives, Housing Authority of the City of Austin
An agile strategic thinker with a passion for learning and catalyzing economic growth. Committed to equity for all. Plan, design, develop and evaluate strategies and tactics that produce tangible benefits for all stakeholders - from shared shop floor decision making to global diversity... Read More →

Speakers
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Geoff Millener

COO, The Enterprise Center
Geoff Millener serves as the Chief Operating Officer for The Enterprise Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He works with a dynamic team and community partners leveraging the city’s unique gigabit infrastructure to develop, test, deploy and scale solutions for the 21st century, with... Read More →
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Hector Dominguez Aguirre

Open Data Coordinator - Smart City PDX Program, Portland Bureau of Planning & Sustainability
Hector comes from a mixed background of entrepreneurship, research and non-profit organizations, with expertise on Internet of things, advanced analytics, robotics and automation and Artificial Intelligence. Hector has developed sensor networks for agriculture, food production, forest... Read More →
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Brian Dillard

Chief Innovation Officer, City of San Antonio - Office of Innovation

Wednesday September 2, 2020 10:45am - 11:45am PDT
Room 294 - Portland State University Smith Memorial Student Union 1825 Southwest Broadway, Portland, OR, USA
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