ACES Northwest Network

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ACES Northwest Network
ACES-Logo.jpg
NIST Sector Transportation
GICS Industrial Transportation
Smart Tag(s)
Business type Nonprofit
Year Founded 1993
Founder(s) Tom Alberg
Bryan Mistele
City, State Seattle WA
Country United States
Region Served State
Executives Bruce Agnew
Revenue
Number of employees
Sponsorship Level Of Interest
Members

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The ACES Northwest Network brings together members and facilitates collaboration to ensure the Pacific Northwest is a leading center of new mobility initiatives. Members envision a transportation system that is sustainable, equitable, and accessible; a goal that can only be achieved through a balanced approach that considers all the letters of ACES.

Activities

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Details

In order to achieve this vision, the Network’s leadership has committed to four strategic goals. Join us and shape the future of mobility in Cascadia and beyond.

  • Accelerate and integrate technology into our transportation system
  • Remove barriers to transportation innovation at federal, state, and local levels
  • Promote region as international “Center of Excellence” for ACES adoption
  • Increase mobility for lower-income and underserved commuters