Moving Los Angeles Forward: Metro, Mobility, and the Road to LA28

About this event

As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the region is making historic investments in transportation, mobility, and infrastructure that will shape its future for decades to come. Join UCLA Luskin alumni working at the forefront of these efforts for an engaging panel discussion on how Metro, public transit, and innovative mobility solutions are transforming the way Angelenos move.

Moderator:

Daniel Rodman MURP’13, Deputy Executive Director of the City of Los Angeles Office of Major Events

Panelists:

Nicholas Efron MURP ’13, Senior Manager on LA28’s Transportation Team

Marcel Porras MAUP’07, Deputy Chief Innovation Officer for LA Metro

Karishma Shamdasani MPP’21, Mobility and Airports Lead

Panelists will share insights into the policies, planning, partnerships, and projects driving this transformation, as well as the opportunities and challenges of delivering a more connected, sustainable, and equitable transportation system.

This is also a wonderful opportunity to connect with UCLA Luskin alumni, expand your professional network, and build meaningful relationships with fellow students, alumni, faculty, and transportation leaders. Whether you’re interested in public policy, urban planning, transportation, or civic leadership, you’ll leave with valuable insights and new connections to support your academic and professional journey.

Light lunch will be provided. Please bring your own water bottle to support sustainability efforts.

From Office of Student Affairs and Alumni Relations (OSAAR)