Urban Seminar Series: The Inclusive Sharing Economy
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The sharing economy is changing how cities interact, travel, and do business. But is it benefiting all urban communities equally? How inclusive should it be? Who is responsible for ensuring fairness and equity in the sharing economy?
Join us Thursday October 1st for the Fall 2015 debut of our IOC Urban Seminar Series.
Moderated by Nathan Phillips, Professor of Earth and Environment and a member of the IOC Faculty Advisory Board, The Inclusive Sharing Economy panel will feature Justin Holmes, Director of Corporate Communications and Public Policy at Zipcar, Giorgos Zervas, Assistant Professor at the Boston University Questrom School of Business, and Braden Golub, Founder and CEO of SPOT parking.
The Initiative on Cities is excited for the return of the Urban Seminar Series, a monthly analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing our cities. Join us on Thursday October 1st at 1:00pm for lunch and a discussion with members of the BU faculty and experts from the field.
Can’t attend the event? You can still follow along by tracking #IOCSeminar on Twitter – find us at @BUonCities. We’ll be accepting audience questions on Twitter too, so be sure to tune in between 1:00pm-2:30pm!