Cities are drivers for global economic growth and innovation. At the same time, they are challenged by growing populations and the speed at which new technologies emerge. The most successful cities of the future will harness the collective super-power of private, public and people collaboration.
At World Cities Summit, taking place in Singapore next week, Mastercard will showcase how we are partnering with cities across the globe to open up more possibilities for more people. By applying partnerships, technologies and insights, everyday urban life can become more intuitive and more inclusive.
Visit our City Possible booth to see how we are helping cities to deliver more connected commerce, tourism, and mobility experiences.
Mastercard executives will participate in a number of sessions at the event:
Monday, 9th July:
- 11:00 am – 12:30 pm: Hany Fam, executive vice president, enterprise partnerships, will join a main-stage panel on “Does Public-Private-People (3P) Collaboration Yield the Best Social Innovations?”. – Level 5, Ballroom N
- 5:00 – 7 pm: Miguel Gamino, executive vice president, global cities, and Gerald Sun, vice president, trade & industry, will host a series of conversations on enabling smart cities around the world. – Level 5, 5202 & 5302
Tuesday, 10th July:
- 12:45 – 2:15 pm: Miguel Gamino will host a series of conversations on enabling smart cities around the world. – Level 5, Ballroom O
- 3:50 – 4:30 pm: Hany Fam will participate in a conversation on “Smart nation, big data, digitization – What place do they have in reducing our emissions and making cities climate resilient?” at a session hosted by C40 Cities. – Level 5, Lotus Room
If you are attending World Cities Summit, visit our booth and join our sessions. To schedule interviews or booth tours, please contact venture.liang@mastercard.com.
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