ADVISORY BOARD

TMWC brings together a team of experts from around the globe to give strategic guidance to the event. This committee includes industry visionaries, technology experts and executives who are committed to accelerating awareness and building the next stage of mobility and transportation solutions.

MARIA TSAVACHIDIS

CEO, EIT Urban Mobility & President, TMWC Advisory Board

MAR ALARCÓN

Founder & CEO, Social Car

DAMIÀ CALVET

President, Port de Barcelona

PERE CALVET

General Director, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC)

FERNANDO ECHEGARAY

Deputy Executive Officer, Groupe Aéroports de Paris

MIGUEL EIRAS ANTUNES

Global Smart City, Smart Nation & Local Government Leader, Deloitte

MIGUEL GAMIÑO JR.

Former Chief Technology Officer, New York City & Former Chief Information Officer, City of San Francisco

JEREMY M. GOLDBERG

Worldwide Public Sector Director of Critical Infrastructure, Microsoft

DANIEL JIMÉNEZ MUÑOZ

Managing Director – Vodafone Business Spain

MIQUEL MARTÍ ESCURSELL

President & CEO, Moventia

JOSEP MATEU

President & CEO, RACC

ÁNGEL L. SANZ

Director, Chairman & CEO Office, Regulation and Public Policies, AENA

RIKESH SHAH

Head of Commercial Innovation, Transport for London

STEPHEN ZOEGALL

Industry Lead, Global Cities, Transport & Infrastructure, Accenture

A step further for urban mobility

Tomorrow.Mobility is a global benchmark in the transport sector combining a leading event with an all-year-round digital platform and an innovation hub attracting the industry’s key players.
MARIA TSAVACHIDIS
CEO, EIT Urban Mobility & President, Tomorrow.Mobility Advisory Board

Dr. Maria Tsavachidis is the CEO of the EIT Urban Mobility, a European knowledge and innovation community to accelerate the transition towards sustainable urban mobility and livable urban spaces. Before joining the European Institute for Innovation and Technology, she was responsible for Innovation at Siemens for more than 20 years in different positions. She started her career as a researcher in the field of Intelligent Transport Systems and holds a PHD in traffic engineering from the Technical University of Munich.

MAR ALARCÓN
Founder & CEO, Social Car

Mar is a digital entrepreneur always venturing in innovative and disruptive sectors with social and environmental impact. She is currently the founder and CEO of SocialCar, a peer to peer technology platform that pioneered in the sharing mobility sector. She is also a founding partner of 19N, a public policy consultancy firm specialized in digital economy.

DAMIÀ CALVET
President, Port de Barcelona

Formerly Minister of Territory and Sustainability at the Government of Catalonia, Damià Calvet recently took up the role of President of Port de Barcelona.

PERE CALVET
General Director, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC)

Pere Calvet has been General Director of Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC) since 2011, and is also honorary president of the International Union of Public Transport (UITP). He is member of several boards including: the Board of Directors of ATUC (Association of Collective Urban Transport), the Executive Committee of the Metropolitan Transport Authority (ATM) of Barcelona, and the Infrastructure Management Commission of the Civil Engineers Association of Catalonia.

FERNANDO ECHEGARAY
Deputy Executive Officer, Groupe Aéroports de Paris

A graduate of IESE Business School, Fernando Echegaray has more than twenty years’ experience working in airport direction. Now Deputy Executive Officer in charge of Operations at Groupe ADP, his previous roles include CEO of Barcelona Airport and Spanish Airport Networking Director at AENA.

MIGUEL EIRAS ANTUNES
Global Smart City, Smart Nation & Local Government Leader, Deloitte

With a long-established consulting career in both the public and private sectors, Miguel’s career has been built on a path of excellence and success managing complex projects and large business transformation initiatives. Miguel is the Public Sector, Transportation, Automotive & Tourism Leader for Deloitte Portugal, Angola and Cape Verde, where he coordinates a leading multi divisional team of approximately 600 professionals.

MIGUEL GAMIÑO JR.
Executive Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships, Head of Global Cities and City Possible, Mastercard

In his role, Miguel leads Mastercard’s global activities with cities and the City Possible platform, forming public-private partnerships that drive civic efficiency, inclusivity, equality and ultimately better quality of life. He is also Global Executive Sponsor of Mastercard’s Latin Business Resource Group supporting Hispanic employees, partners and stakeholders, and plays a leading role in the company’s In Solidarity initiative to help address the racial wealth and opportunity gap, and promote inclusion within and outside the company.

JEREMY M. GOLDBERG
Worldwide Public Sector Director of Critical Infrastructure, Microsoft

Prior to working at Microsoft, Jeremy served as the Interim-CIO at the State of New York and also the Deputy Secretary for Technology and Innovation where he led the state’s IT organization through the first wave of the COVID19 pandemic. He previously served in technology leadership roles in the Mayor’s Offices in New York City, San Francisco and San Jose California. He is the recipient of several public sector fellowships and is currently a Senior Innovation Fellow in the Harvard Kennedy School’s Ash Center.

DANIEL JIMÉNEZ MUÑOZ
Managing Director – Vodafone Bussiness Spain

Daniel Jiménez has more than 20 years of extensive experience as a manager in the telecommunications sector, in multinational companies, always linked to the business of corporate clients.
It has contributed to digitization of economic sector such as banking, insurance, retail, oil and gas, connected cars, food and beverage, public administration and services in the Americas and Europe.
He joins Vodafone Spain on November 1, 2018 as Managing Director of Vodafone Business Spain from Millicom, where, from his position as Vice President, he was globally responsible for the enterprise segment. Previously he has linked to Telefónica since 1999, and mainly to its Enterprise Business in Latin America. In his last stage he was Director of Corporate Business of Companies in Latin America and the United States, as well as member of the Board of Directors of Telefónica North America.
Daniel holds a degree in Telecommunications Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (Spain). In addition, he has completed a master’s degree and specialization courses at the important and prestigious educational centers such as IESE Business School.

MIQUEL MARTÍ ESCURSELL
President & CEO, Moventia

Miquel is a member of the third generation of Moventia, a family business established in 1923. With more than 4,000 members of staff, Moventia provides mobility services through two activities: Moventis, providing collective mobility solutions in urban and interurban transport mobility services with buses, tramways and bike sharing; and Movento, based on private mobility solutions and cars and motorcycles sales and repairs through official dealers.

JOSEP MATEU
President & CEO, RACC

Since 1978, Josep Mateu has taken leading roles in business projects in the service sector, first in family businesses and later in multinational companies. He has been President of RACC since July 2015, CEO and General Manager of the entity since 1995, as well as Vice President of the Board of Directors, since 2012. In 2001 Mateu was recognised with the Manager of the Year Award by the AED (Spanish Managers’ Association).

ÁNGEL L. SANZ SANZ
Director, Chairman & CEO Office, Regulation and Public Policies, AENA

In his position at Aena, Ángel supports the company´s Chairman & CEO, maintains internal coordination of relevant issues, and channels institutional relations at local, national and European levels. He holds an MSc in Aeronautical Engineering from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and also completed a Management Development Programme at ESADE Busienss School.

RIKESH SHAH
Head of Commercial Innovation, Transport for London

Rikesh leads Transport for London’s award winning market innovation activity to create new value for London by working with start-ups, corporates, academia, accelerators and venture capitalists. He was responsible for creating TfL’s first Innovation Hub. Rikesh was previously responsible for TfL’s world leading open data programme which has 17,000 registered users, 700 apps powered by TfL data used by 42% of Londoners which an independent review stated that it’s worth to London is £130m per annum. Most recently, he has been recognised in the Top 100 Asian Stars in UK Tech, being named one of the top five for sustainability. Rikesh also sits on the Smart London Board to deliver the Mayor of London’s vision to make London the smartest city in the world, as well as a Non-Executive Director at the London Transport Museum on the Enterprise Board on the Advisory Boards for Nitrous and Citytech Collaborative in Chicago.

STEPHEN ZOEGALL
Industry Lead, Global Cities, Transport & Infrastructure, Accenture

In his decade of service at Accenture, Stephen has led a broad range of strategy and digital transformation programs around the world. These include designing the digital roads strategy of a national Ministry of Transport in the Middle East, co-creating the 10-year smart city vision of a global engineering firm in the UK, developing a mobile app strategy for one of the largest transit agencies in North America, engaging political and community leaders to create a smart district in Nigeria, and leading design of the largest-ever biofuels shipping pilot in the Netherlands.