– Russ Vanos, Itron’s senior vice president of strategy and corporate development.
“We are thrilled to be a partner with Envision America and excited to collaborate with the chosen participants in leveraging our community engagement technology platform to help achieve their goals for more sustainable and efficient cities. We’ve seen the difference that can come from empowering champions and scaling campaigns of actions that add up to have a big impact.”
– Josh Headlee, Founder + CEO of Saint Paul, Minnesota-based Accelerated Innovations.
“Cities across the country and the world face a growing list of challenges. Accelerating intelligent technologies is key to delivering positive economic, social and environmental impacts as populations grow and infrastructure needs are stretched. At Current, powered by GE, we are proud to be part of Envision America, an effort that will pair cities with a collective expertise to move forward a new vision. GE looks forward to contributing our cross-business, GE Store advantage to drive better outcomes for participating cities, from intelligent LED street lighting installations to access to Predix, GE’s cloud-based platform for the Industrial Internet.”
– Maryrose Sylvester, President & CEO, Current, powered by GE.
“Ensuring efficient use of energy and water resources is key to sustaining the environment and economy that we cherish in America. Landis+Gyr is pleased to be working with Envision America to bring advanced technologies to cities across the country that enable such things as renewables integration, energy efficiency, water conservation and customer choice. We are pleased to be playing a role in building smart communities that deliver broad societal benefits.”
– Gary High, Senior Vice President Solutions for Landis+Gyr.
“Envision Charlotte was created in 2010 to leverage collaboration, partnerships and connections across offices, buildings and people for a more sustainable city. The success of this effort demonstrates that, when given the opportunity and motivation, communities can and will come together to support sustainability. Duke Energy is proud to support Envision America as cities across the nation work to replicate Charlotte’s success.”
– Sasha Weintraub, Duke Energy’s senior vice president of market solutions.
“Much like in ancient times in Athens and Rome, cities have once again become the political and economic heart of society, with people living in cities increasing from 50% to 70% between now and 2050. With cities representing the vast majority of new infrastructure spending and environmental footprint on the planet, we need to ensure these communities have the right tools and access to develop smart new initiatives. Autodesk is proud to be part of the solution with Envision America and its partners in providing creative solutions to plan for a more sustainable future.”
– Emma Stewart, Head of Autodesk Sustainability Solutions.
– Kiva Allgood, Vice President, Business Development, Smart Cities and Industrial Internet, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.
“The pace of complexity in our cities is accelerating. To create communities that are safe, prosperous, and sustainable, future cities must be much smarter than they already are today. At Esri, we believe that geospatial technology will play a major part in helping communities conquer 21st challenges and thrive. We are proud to support Envision America’s mission and help make their vision a reality.”
– Jack Dangermond, Esri President
– Michael Donlan, Vice President State and Local Government, Microsoft
“ThingWorx is proud to partner with Envision America to help cities efficiently build and run the applications of today’s smart, connected world. We look forward to working with participating cities who can leverage elements of our comprehensive technology stack to solve IoT infrastructure challenges such as connectivity, communications and other foundational services, as well as our market leading IoT application enablement platform to accelerate the delivery of IoT applications that break down silos, engage citizens and drive better city outcomes in areas such as energy, water, transportation and security.”
– Russ Fadel, ThingWorx President and General Manager
– Fred Ellermeier, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Smart Integrated Infrastructure, Black & Veatch
“Wells Fargo recognizes that the health of our environment is critical to fostering more sustainable communities today and for years to come,” said Curt Radkin. “We are pleased to announce our support for the Envision America smart cities initiative that will enable collaboration and drive innovative solutions to address some of our most pressing environmental challenges. Our experience working with Envision Charlotte, along with our company’s vast environmental commitment, will position us to add value and help scale the positive impacts of this program to the communities we serve.”
– Curt Radkin, Senior Vice President
– Jennifer Robinson, Director