Infraday

Infraday Pacific Northwest is underway in Seattle. A full house, an energized crowd, and a community committed to shaping the future of infrastructure across the Cascadia region. From climate resilience and digital delivery to capital planning and public–private partnerships, today’s conversations are timely, relevant, and essential. Thanks to everyone who joined us early, ready to connect, collaborate, and lead. More to come.

Redefining the Experience: Montgomery’s Forward-Thinking One Stop Shop How can cities make it easier for investors to do business while also improving services for citizens? At Infraday Southeast on September 23 in Atlanta, Harold Kippy Tate, AIA, NOMA, Director of Permitting, Inspections, Planning, and Engineering for the City of Montgomery, will share how the City’s innovative “One Stop Shop” is transforming the investment and development experience. By streamlining processes and bridging the gap between departments, Montgomery is delivering a seamless and efficient model that boosts investor confidence, accelerates growth, and sets a new standard for public service. This integrated approach positions Montgomery as a forward-thinking city committed to economic development and long-term prosperity. Join us at Infraday Southeast to hear this session and engage in critical discussions shaping the future of infrastructure, investment, and growth across the region. September 23 | Atlanta, GA www.infraday.com/se

Transforming Columbia: The Vision and Execution of the Carolina Crossroads Project - South Carolina is undertaking one of its most significant transportation initiatives: the Carolina Crossroads Project. --> https://lnkd.in/euFJQc2 At Infraday Southeast on September 23 in Atlanta, James (Jae) H. Mattox, III of the South Carolina Department of Transportation, Office of Alternative Delivery will share how comprehensive planning, phased construction, and innovative engineering solutions are reshaping mobility and growth across the region. This session will highlight how strategic execution and stakeholder collaboration are enhancing traffic flow, improving safety, and supporting long-term economic development. Join us at Infraday Southeast to hear this and other critical conversations shaping the future of infrastructure across the Southeast. September 23 | Atlanta, GA www.infraday.com/se

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, but for organizations the real challenge is twofold: unlocking business value while managing operational and regulatory risk. At Infraday Southeast on September 23 in Atlanta, Christopher S., Managing Director of VoSec and Vice President of InfraGard Atlanta, will present: “From Potential to Practice – Managing Real and Regulatory AI Risk.” This session will decode the evolving AI/GenAI regulatory landscape, highlight practical frameworks for governance, and provide a pragmatic roadmap for scaling from baseline controls to enterprise-level AI capabilities. Learn more and register: www.infraday.com/se

Sensitive stakeholder coordination is an essential but often underestimated part of delivering complex infrastructure projects. At Infraday Southeast on September 23, Marlo Clowers, P.E., DBIA, PMP, Program Manager, Georgia DOT P3 Division, will share the Georgia Department of Transportation’s approach to engaging with stakeholders who have specific and sensitive needs on alternative delivery projects. Drawing from high-profile design-build and design-build-finance initiatives, Marlo will highlight real examples of how her team has successfully navigated eruv coordination and other unique challenges. This is a must-attend session for professionals involved in project delivery, stakeholder engagement, or innovative contracting. Infraday Southeast September 23 | Atlanta www.infraday.com/se

🚨 LIVE WEBINAR – Sept 9, 2025 @ 2 PM ET 🚨 Build vs. Buy: The Great Debate in Capital Program Management Should you build your own project management solution, or invest in a purpose-built platform? 🤔 It’s the age-old debate (yes, kind of like pineapple on pizza), and Kahua is bringing it to the main stage! Join AJ Waters, Nicholas Johnson, Alyce Menton, and Manny Innamorato in a fun, fast-paced showdown as they break down the pros and cons of each approach covering cost, scalability, speed, compliance, and more. Whether you’re Team Build or Team Buy, you’ll leave with actionable insights to make the right call for your organization. 📅 Save your spot now! https://lnkd.in/ejht5zsY

Municipal fleets are proving that electrification isn’t just about vehicles, it’s about transforming how local governments deliver services. At Infraday Southeast on September 23 in Atlanta, Al Curtis, Fleet Management Director at Cobb County Government, will present The Future Is Electric – How Municipal Fleets Are Leading the Charge. This session will explore how municipalities are deploying EVs into departments that directly serve citizens, overcoming infrastructure and funding challenges, reducing emissions, cutting costs, and strengthening community trust. Attendees will gain practical insights, lessons learned, and proven strategies from one of the nation’s leading municipal fleet leaders. Join us September 23 at The Dogwood at Westside Paper in Atlanta to be part of the conversation shaping the Southeast’s infrastructure future. Learn more at www.infraday.com/se

Deloitte’s new report, AI for Infrastructure Resilience, examines how AI can help governments and industry better plan, respond, and recover from climate-related disruptions—potentially saving billions in annual infrastructure losses. Might be of interest.

Reimagining Colman Dock—A Gateway to Seattle’s Waterfront Join us at Infraday Pacific Northwest on August 19 in Seattle as we explore the ambitious, multi-year transformation of Colman Dock—Washington State’s busiest ferry terminal. This session will highlight how the design and delivery team balanced seismic upgrades, multimodal transit integration, and environmental stewardship—while maintaining service and public access throughout construction. Hear directly from the leaders behind the project: Andrew Powell, Vice President at Hoffman Construction Company; Bryant Bullamore, Deputy Director of Terminal Engineering and Construction at Washington State Department of Transportation; and Nick Mcdaniel, Senior Associate, Lead Designer at NBBJ Design. This is more than a terminal—it’s a civic gateway reshaping how Seattle connects to the water. Learn more and register: www.infraday.com/pnw #infrastructure #transportation #seattle #ferries #publicworks #InfradayPNW #urbanplanning #transit

As we accelerate the transition to clean energy, how can we ensure Indigenous communities are not only included but leading? At Infraday Pacific Northwest on August 19 in Seattle, we’re proud to feature Omar Kassem, CEO of Salish Elements presenting: "A West Coast Hydrogen Infrastructure Corridor – Working in the Spirit of Traditional Trade Networks." This session explores how community-owned hydrogen projects, grounded in Indigenous values and ancestral pathways, can drive equitable economic development, energy sovereignty, and climate resilience. Join public sector leaders and private innovators as we explore how to build a clean energy future that honors the past. August 19 Block 41, Seattle www.infraday.com/pnw #InfradayPNW #Hydrogen #CleanEnergy #Infrastructure #ClimateResilience #IndigenousLeadership #PublicPrivatePartnerships