REGISTRATION IS OPEN

​Early Bird registration will continue through May 5th: 
$55 Student  |  $105 Professional​

Regular registration is May 6th to day of conference: 
$65 Student  |  $130 Professional

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​2019 TRANSPORT CHICAGO CONFERENCE
JUNE 14, 2019 |  Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza |
350 W Wolf Point Plaza, Chicago, IL 60654
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​Transport Chicago is an annual conference dedicated to the mission of improving transportation in the Chicago region and beyond.  Originally conceived as a student-led forum, today Transport brings together seasoned experts and professionals of all ages for a one-day fun, engaging and semi-formal conference setting.

Every year, our goal is to ignite the conversation.  Transport Chicago provides a platform to exchange ideas and knowledge and to build the relationships that are necessary to solve the complex transportation problems of today – and tomorrow. ​

​CONNECT + LEARN + GROW​

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2019 Sponsors

Thanks to our 2019 sponsors!

They are an integral part of making our conference a success. Their support allows us to draw hundreds of decision-makers, planners, engineering professionals, elected officials and many others from the public and private transportation sector to the conference. If you'd like to support the mission of Transport Chicago, consider becoming a sponsor. 

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2019 Keynote Speakers

John D. Porcari
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Mr. Porcari will be the morning keynote speaker.  He currently directs WSP's strategic consulting services across all market sectors including buildings, industrial and energy, and environment.

He currently directs WSP USA's strategic consulting services across all markets including buildings, energy, transportation, and water and environment. ​
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Amy Conrick

Amy Conrick will be the lunch keynote speaker.  She is an assistant director at the Transportation Assn of America where she works on community support and business development. She also serves as one of the Co-Directors of the National Center for Mobility Management.

Amy has worked as a writer, presenter, trainer, facilitator, and program manager in the fields of employment transportation, health care transportation, mobility management, and transportation innovation.  

Full Biographies

​Keynote Speakers Share Thoughts on Transportation Challenges and the Need to Expand Equity at Transport Chicago 2018

By Edward Bury, June 20, 2018, Urban Transportation Center

Instead of extending the Red Line, some see promise in the Metra Electric

By La Risa Lynch June 11, 2018 on The Chicago Reporter

The Metra Electric is a commuter rail line that mainly runs through black communities, connecting the city's southern suburbs and South Side neighborhoods to downtown Chicago.

Photo by Stacey Rupolo
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