UVU Tech Innovation Networking Lunch: Active Transportation by UDOT

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About the Event
Join Move Utah and Utah Valley University for a dynamic networking lunch and speaker session focused on Active Transportation (AT) and improving access for all communities across Utah.

This event will spotlight innovation, inclusivity, and infrastructure planning that supports healthier, safer, and more connected communities. Whether you're a transportation professional, city planner, or just passionate about accessible and equitable mobility, this event is for you.

Featured Speakers
Jared Bowling – Active Transportation Planner, UDOT
Jared holds a degree in Parks, Recreation & Tourism (University of Utah) and a Master of Public Administration (Southern Utah University). He has years of experience at local and regional levels advocating for active transportation initiatives and is dedicated to expanding these efforts statewide.

Neda Kiani – Transportation Project Manager, UDOT
Neda has an extensive background in urban planning, transportation design, and economic development. With academic credentials from Shiraz University, Shahid Beheshti University, and the University of Utah, she focuses on data-driven strategies to make transportation safer and more accessible, especially in underrepresented and historic communities.

Schedule
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Networking & Lunch
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM | Speaker Presentations & Q&A

Suitable Audience:
Urban and transportation planners
Civil and transportation engineers
Government and municipal officials
Economic development professionals
Community advocates
Students in public administration, planning, and engineering
Nonprofits in mobility, public health, and sustainability
Business professionals interested in infrastructure and mobility access
Residents passionate about walkability and bikeability in Utah communities