Join SmartCitiesWorld on a virtual panel discussion that gets up close and personal with the City of Dallas and its innovative smart city strategies.
The hour-long webinar is designed to explore the innovative strategies the City of Dallas is implementing to enhance the lives of its citizens and foster sustainable growth. We will delve into a number of key areas of focus, including connectivity, mobility, environment, citizen participation, public safety, and economic development.
Specifically we will address
Genesis Gavino Chief of Staff to the City Manager and Resilience Officer City of Dallas
Genesis currently serves as the Deputy Resilience Officer where she works closely with the executive team across the organization to implement the Resilient Dallas Strategy. She is also the Chief of Staff to the City Manager where she manages the Council Agenda Office, Local Government Management Fellows Program, departmental budgets and works with the executive team to advance the City’s strategic priorities.
Genesis has served as lead in the organization’s interdepartmental and collaborative projects, most recently the implementation of the Council Agenda Preparation System through Granicus – Legistar, and the development and implementation of a pilot program to activate City Hall Plaza.
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Joseph Breems Senior Executive and Director of Municipal Practice The National League of Cities
Joseph leads NLC’s Center for Municipal Practice, overseeing teams that provide members and municipalities across the country with the tools, technical assistance, and peer learning to put new policy and programs into practice. Most recently Joseph was the Chief Project Delivery Officer at Howard University, within the Office of the Chief Strategy Officer. Prior to his time in higher education Joseph worked in government, both municipal and federal, for a number of years.
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Mike Grigsby Director Business Development Ubicquia
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Luke Antoniou Senior Editor SmartCitiesWorld
Luke has been reporting on the implementation of smart technologies that benefit the public and public sector for four years.
He has particularly keen interest in smart and sustainable mobility and its role in influencing the decisions of urban planners, citizens and governments alike. |
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