Overview

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Emily Warren is an accomplished shared mobility expert, focused on leveraging new transportation technologies to advance the public interest. She leads Policy and Public Affairs at Lime and brings years of direct experience in ridesharing policy to the company. She began her career as a transportation policy aide for a U.S. congresswoman and later served as a financial adviser for municipal infrastructure projects. Warren has worked with countless NGOs and transportation agencies to integrate shared mobility as an alternative to car ownership and understands its impact on infrastructure, behavior and the environment.

Prior to joining Lime, she spent the breadth of her career at Lyft, as a member of the original team. She worked on the front lines of the industry to forge new regulatory pathways, mobilized public support, and integrated Lyft within the traditional landscape of infrastructure and public transport. As Senior Director of Transportation Policy, she created and led Lyft’s national Transportation Policy team, serving as Lyft’s primary ambassador to city transportation agencies and experts.

As a prominent public speaker on transportation technology, Warren has been featured in over 200 speaking engagements, including panels and keynotes at large transportation conferences including the World Mobility Leadership Forum and The Commonwealth Club. She speaks to a wide range of topics including mass transit innovation, future impacts of autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, transportation technology, urban transportation policy, and shared mobility. She currently serves as an advisory council member for the National Center for Sustainable Transportation and a board member of UCLA’s Institute of Transportation studies. She holds an M.P.A. in Public Finance from the University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, San Diego