Welcome to Street Smart, an interview series from Rubicon in which we sit down with a key city official from one of our smart cities to talk about their city, their commitment to sustainability, and how they’re collaborating with us in our mission to end waste.
This week I am at WASTECON in sunny Phoenix, Arizona alongside my Rubicon colleagues on the Smart City team, Tyler Molinaro and Geoffrey Urbach.
Last week my Rubicon colleague Tyler Molinaro and I were at Public Works Expo (PWX) in Seattle, Washington; the largest conference of its type in the United States, and a great opportunity for public works professionals to meet with innovators in this space.
I recently spoke at the Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC) Smart and Secure Cities and Communities Challenge (SC3) Expo in Washington, D.C. about how public-private partnerships can support a city’s transportation infrastructure—and how RUBICONSmartCity™ is leading the way in making this happen.
Last week I spoke at Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) in New Orleans about how cities can leverage their municipal fleets in previously unimaginable ways to transform themselves into smart cities.
Recently I was at WasteExpo, the largest annual gathering of the American waste and recycling industry, along with a number of my Rubicon colleagues. (Here’s a WasteExpo roundup from our organics and food waste lead, Ryan Cooper). For our procurement team on the ground with me at WasteExpo, it was More »
Last month I was down in Irving, Texas working alongside our Smart City launch leads Sam Emengini and Kevin Malinowski to help deploy RUBICONSmartCity™ in their fleet of 40 waste and recycling collection vehicles that service approximately 42,000 residential and commercial locations across the city.
Here at Rubicon, we recently announced our smart city partnership with HGACBuy, a government procurement service striving to make the governmental procurement process more efficient.
I recently moderated a panel at the Smart Cities Connect Spring Conference and Expo on the topic of “Getting Smart About Trash.”
Waste is a global problem and it is for this reason that Rubicon’s mission to end waste, in all of its forms is not only a global challenge, but a global opportunity. We recently announced our partnership with Odakyu Group, out of Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 1948, Odakyu is committed to More »