Bill McKinley has spent 30 years in the technology sector starting with Hewlett-Packard, then at Agilent Technologies and most recently with Keysight Technologies after the various company splits. He has travelled extensively all over the world and spent several years working abroad gaining valuable international experience

David Sequino, Co-Founder & President INTEGRITY Security Services (ISS) has more than two decades of experience, delivering next-generation security. As VP of Sales, Marketing, and Product Management, David and the team built Certicom into a leading security provider, tripling the size of the company before its sale. David holds a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Northeastern University and attended MIT’s Sloan School of Management’s Executive Leadership program.

Fernando Rodríguez holds a Telecommunications Engineering degree from Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain and an Executive MBA degree from University of Southern California. He started his career in the wireless test industry in 1999 in Germany at 7layers. He then moved to California to launch the US laboratory. From 2009 until 2019 he lead the organization to become a leader in the North American TIC industry. The appointment as the first OmniAir Authorized Test Laboratory was one of its chief achievements. In January 2020, Fernando joined DEKRA as Vice President of the Business Line Connectivity Testing. He leads the activities related to wireless technologies, including Connected and Autonomous Vehicle activities.

Jacob Harel is the Senior Principal Engineer for Harman International. He leads the development of the company’s next-generation RSU (roadside unit) and is the company subject expert for Car -to-Infrastructure communication.

Jacob is also a visionary high-tech entrepreneur with extensive experience steering product and business development initiatives. Hands-on senior software/hardware development leader with a track record of galvanizing engineering and manufacturing teams and organizations to launch high-revenue, leading-edge products.

He is a Productive IP creator with 16 U.S patents issued, six (6) patent-pending applications
and multiple international patents.

Jose Dios serves as the Chief Information Officer for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.  He is responsible for the entire technology portfolio for the Authority, which includes Electronic Toll Collection, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Device Management, Software Development, Networking Engineering, Cybersecurity, Data Management, as well as revenue assurance for IT assets and NJ E-ZPass operations.  Previously, he was the founder and CEO of JD Technology Consulting at tactical IT firm in the NJ/NY/Connecticut tristate area specializing in business process change using technology.

Lauri Brady is Vice President, Sales and Emerging Technologies for Kapsch TrafficCom North America. Lauri is a seasoned transportation professional with more than 20 years in experience with both state government and private industry She is skilled in policies and procedures development,
program planning and administration. She has excellent public speaking and presentation skills. She has demonstrated program and project management, facilitation, strategic planning, and analysis. Her experience extends to Federal legislation, lobbying efforts, and bill review.

An expert in road usage charge program design, development, implementation and operations who has led the OReGO program, the first road usage charge program in the US, through its evolution for the last 7 years. An industry-leader for road usage charging and a go-to source for states exploring a more sustainable funding solution.

A seasoned entrepreneur and proven top executive in mobility companies such as Sanyo Automotive Group where he served as President and a passionate advocate of safety in both the automotive and cyclist world.

Robert Galvin joined the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in December 2013 as the agency’s Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Galvin has over 25 years of experience in both public and private sectors, including leadership roles at one of the largest specialty design-build contractors in the world – and as an executive at a leading supplier of ERP and field service management software for the construction industry. Prior to joining the Port Authority, Mr. Galvin was CTO of the School Construction Authority where he reorganized the Technology department and modernized their enterprise applications by deploying data warehousing, cloud, and mobile technologies.

Mr. Landry has more than 37 years of experience in toll collection systems, electronic data, and R.F. communications. Mr. Landry’s experience includes serving as the program manager for the development of TransCore’s IAG PNP Reader System designed for E-ZPass systems and the testing and development of multi-protocol reader systems for National Interoperability. He has also held key roles in the project management, engineering, integration, and installation of over 1 thousand lanes of electronic toll collection equipment, including systems in the U.S., UAE, and Southeast Asia.

Currently, Mr. Landry serves as Vice President, RFID Tolling and Mobility Solutions. As a TransCore business development manager, he provides senior management support for toll and transportation projects throughout the U.S.

Before joining TransCore, Mr. Landry owned and operated his own communications corporation. He primarily focused on the service and installation of commercial Land Mobile Radio and Trunked 800 MHz repeater systems in central and Northern Ohio regions.

Vincent Park is a Senior Director of Technical Standards at Qualcomm Technologies Inc. and is part of the Qualcomm Standards and Industry Organizations (QSIO) team, where he leads Qualcomm’s automotive standards and industry organization-related work. In this role, he provides direction and coordination for Qualcomm’s efforts globally in many standardization bodies, industry associations, and other external organizations on a wide range of automotive topics, including Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Automated Driving (AD), Functional Safety (FuSa), vehicle cybersecurity, Road Usage Charging (RUC), and Electric Vehicle (EV) charging.

He participates actively and contributes to 5GAA, ITS America, UNECE WP.29 GRVA, ETSI TC ITS, IEEE P1609, SAE C-V2X TC, and several other automotive-related standards and industry groups. He presently serves as a representative for Qualcomm on the 5GAA Board, as Co-Lead of the 5GAA work item on using infrastructure-based sensor sharing to improve Intersection Safety (InterSafe), and as Vice Chair of the SAE CTI Collective Perception Task Force.

Previously, he served for two years as the Vice Chair of 5GAA WG3 (Evaluation, Test Beds, and Pilots). Prior to his current role in QSIO, he conducted research on mobile wireless networks in Qualcomm Research, at Flarion Technologies Inc., and at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. He received both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maryland.