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LET’S GET OUR CITIES MOVING

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AUTONOMY IS A 4-DAY EVENTTHAT CELEBRATES THEURBAN MOBILITY REVOLUTION

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Introduction

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A quiet revolution

Mentions of keywords “urban mobility” in media publications. (source: Factiva)

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A quiet revolution

* People who use sharing solutions like Airbnb and BlaBlaCar or on-demand solutions like Uber.

Global issues, disruptive technologies and cultural shifts are changing the mobility landscape, affording consumers more choices than ever before.

Urbanites - and especially on-demanders* - are sparking an urban mobility revolu-tion. They are looking beyond car ownership as the answer to their mobility needs.

Reduced car ownership means less pollution, more road space, and fewer accidents. This allows urbanites to commute more with solutions like bicycles, e-scooters and solo-wheels.

Smartphones have given urbanites the freedom to blend modes; e.g. they can cycle, use car-sharing, and complete the last mile with kick scooters.

New choices and new freedoms in the mobility game are creating an urban lifestyle that is nimble, sustainable, contemporary and cool.

Autonomy is the place to connect and gain position in the upcoming and growing smart mobility market. The place where products, sharing solutions, and decision makers converge.

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THE MORE WE GO DIGITAL, THE MORE WE VALUE THE TOUCH AND TASTE OF LIVE EVENTS. There is nothing like real experience and live human interaction to connect audience to brand, and build business relationships that last.

Ross DouglasFounder and CEO of AUTONOMY

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”New mobility is now clearly something that excites urbanites.There is a major opportunity for companies and brands to align with their audience as they start this journey. Our format is not the traditional trade show but a lifestyle event that gives urbanites the opportunity to experience and adopt new mobility solutions.

The opportunity

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The event

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AUTONOMY IS THE ANNUAL GLOBAL GATHERING FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO BE PART OF THIS REVOLUTION.

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Our approach

Aggregate & engage AUTONOMY offers urbanites a fun and inspiring place to discover current, and future, smart mobility solutions.AUTONOMY selects and puts the best products and services in the hands of the right people – influencers from the press and the public. Consumers are not familiar with all these products and services and need to see, test and try them before making a purchase decision.

Connect AUTONOMY offers the ecosystem a collaborative and unconventional platform to connect and build a better future together.AUTONOMY offers companies a place to exchange ideas, meet the key players, do deals and understand their audience.

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Who attends

Media & influencersSmart mobility positively impacts our health, quality time, finances, and lifestyle, making it one of the hottest news topics of the 21st century. This is why AUTONOMY appeals to a diverse range of media.

UrbanitesGreater Paris alone has a population of 7 million. Our audience are commuters curious about smart urban mobility solutions. Our focus are the are early-adopters, the trend-setters already taking part in the sharing economy.

Innovators & policy makersAUTONOMY is where private and public stakeholders collaborate to build inspiring cities that are desirable places to live and work.

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Categories of exhibitors

The new ecosystem gathers complementary industries that have never been under the same roof before.

• On-demand and sharing mobility solutions • Bicycles, e-bikes and cargo bikes• Kick scooters, one-wheelers, gyropodes, skateboards• Electric and fuel cell urban cars and three-wheelers• Driverless cars• Urban lifestyle: fashion and accessories• IT and communication giants• Battery and electric motor manufacturers• Institutions and public interest groups

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The program

Connect CONFERENCESWe partner with urban mobility thought-leaders to host conferences in the 300 seater auditorium.

START-UPS PITCH SESSIONSThe most interesting start-ups will be selected to pitch their new businesses to venture capitalists at a dedicated sponsored space.

MEET-UPSCollaborative themed workshops will be a good opportunity for exhibitors and sponsors to meet the right potential partners.

Aggregate & engage SHOWCASEWe curate the event by selecting exhibitors and partners that offer the best solutions.

TEST TRACKSA real-life test experience is the best way to convert new customers. We provide indoor and outdoor test tracks.

RALLYA first for Paris: a mobility rally through the city streets, finishing at the fair.

CITY POP-UPSCollaboration with artists to do art performances in the city in order to capture the public’s attention before the event.

LAUNCH PARTYThe core community and the press are invited to the opening party that will set the tone for the weekend.

KIDS ZONEA day nursery, kids’ workshops, games, and cycling lessons.

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A lifestyle eventAUTONOMY is the place where people come to connect and test amazing products we have seen on the internet, sign-up to mobility services and get a comprehensive understanding of the forces disrupting current urban mobility modes.

Every detail is taken care of to create an environment where one lives new mobility for the long weekend. One of the ways we judge the success of an event is how long the visitors spend there.

The environmentWe work with great designers to create an environment befitting tomorrow’s city: spacious, contemporary, smart, innovative, hip and authentic.

The experienceWe partner with the best chefs and baristas Paris has on offer to provide a tasteful and fun experience.

FiguresNumber of visitors expected: 30 000Number of exhibitors: +/-200Space available: 18 000 m2 under roof, 40 000 m2 of lawnEntry ticket price: 10€-15€

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Paris, home to Vélib’ and Autolib’, is on the cutting edge of urban mobility. Mayor Hidalgo is spending €150 million to turn Paris into “…the world’s urban cycling capital by 2020,” by which date the city aims to ban diesel vehicles. Parisians are offered a subsidy for the purchase of electric bikes and scooters. AUTONOMY Paris 2016 has support from Paris City Hall.

Paris is home to great on-demand solutions: Drivy, BlaBlaCar, Deezer.

PARIS CAN WORK WITHOUT CARS.Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris in Le Parisien, Sept, 2015

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Why Paris?

Parisian’s car ownership is dropping.

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AUTONOMY Paris 2016 takes place at the Grande Halle Parc de la Villette, from Thursday October 6th to Sunday October 9th, 2016.

Parc de la Villette is the largest urban cultural park in Paris. The Grande Halle is a beautiful, iconic 19th century structure combining metal, wood and natural light for the perfect urban mobility venue. La Villette is well known to our target market for premier lifestyle and cultural events. The covered track and the canal paths are great for two-wheel testing, and the outside lawns are ideal for special events.

The location, with its beautiful spaces, was chosen to disrupt the traditional fair model and offer an inspiring experience. Airbnb has booked it for their 2015 international host get-together.

The site

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The site

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They already support us

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The background of this revolution

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Global issues

Urbanisation, global warming, pollution and congestion are driving change as commuters seek alternatives to old ways of moving in cities.

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Disruptive technology

Waves of unprecedented technological change are transforming the mobility sector.

Electric batteriesElon Musk, with the recent launch of Tesla S, ended the debate “Can electric cars compete?” The Tesla S is faster, safer, quieter, cheaper to run than any car in its class; and even its range is comparable to combustion vehicles. All major car brands are launching electric vehicles. Electric bikes have a 20% growth in Europe and the price of renewable energy keeps dropping.

The Internet of ThingsIoT has major implications for urban mobility including: car sharing, ride sharing, improved traffic management, multi-modal transport, mobility on demand and self-driving cars. Google and Apple have joined large car manufacturers in the race to launch the driverless car. Ericsson, Cisco and other IT players are setting up the networks to make it happen. Driverless cars could be part of the urban mobility system as early as 2020.

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Cultural shift

Mobility as a serviceWe have entered a new paradigm: the most desirable form of personal transport is no longer a privately owned car, which is after all a depreciating asset. Urbanites are starting to think about mobility as a service, a service that can be easily, and cheaply managed from their smart phones.

City policyMayors and city managers reading this shift have started pedestrianising streets, increasing bike lanes, subsidising e-bike purchases and banning polluting diesel vehicles.

On-demand and sharing economyOn-demand mobility companies have seen massive valuations (US$ 50 billion for Uber and US$ 1.2 billion for BlaBlaCar) which proves the market’s confidence in shared mobility solutions.

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The new mobility ecosystem

Cross-industry collaborationThe urban mobility revolution will compel traditional industries and businesses to collaborate in ways never imagined. Consider the enormous potential for synergy when an engineering company like Bosch partners with an Internet company like Google. Companies that understand the players and make the right alliances will future-proof their businesses.

ELECTRIC CARS ARE GOOD BUT CONNECTED ELECTRIC CARS ARE BETTER.

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First mover advantageCompanies anticipating this change have created new business offerings for the on-demand economy. Daimler started their car-sharing business car2go.com in 2008 and bought RideScout, the multi-modal mobility app, in 2014. BMW has DriveNow, Renault has renault-rent.com and Avis bought Zipcar. Companies that think their clients will always be car-owning, car-financing, car-insuring individuals will be left behind.

DON’T ASSUME WE’RE ALWAYS GOING TO BE IN THE CAR BUSINESS... The notion is you don’t have to have ownership of a vehicle, you just want to get from point A to point B.

Bill Ford Jr, Executive Chairman of Ford Motor Company

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The new mobility ecosystem

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The team

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A world-class team with an outstanding track record in events, and a keen understanding of the urban milieu.

The team

Ross Douglas – Founder & CEORoss started Africa’s first contemporary Art Fair in Johannesburg. The FNB Joburg Art Fair is the world’s most important Art Fair for contemporary African art. In 10 years Ross built South Africa’s biggest private event company, ArtLogic. He is an entrepreneur with an intimate knowledge of how to create successful sponsor driven events.

Maureen Houel – Director of Partnerships and Marketing, EuropeMaureen has consulted for world-class brands – building their images, products and services for more then 10 years. She was Air France Brand Manager for 4 years and drove its branding renewal, taking it from a national transporter to an international lifestyle brand.

Noam Bar Zemer – Director of Partnerships and Communication, USANoam brings years of public and private sector experience working media management, messaging, and strategy. His career has taken him from the White House to a large digital advertising agency in NYC where he oversaw digital/social strategy for a broad portfolio of global mega-brands including AB InBev, PepsiCo and Johnson’s Baby.

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The team

Cristian Santibanez – Director of TechnologyCristian has consulted for the Chilean Ministry of Transportation and for the OECD; he was also part of the team that founded the New Cities Foundation. Cristian is the former Paris ambassador of the global Thousand network – a global, mobile society of remarkable young people.

Alix Armour -Head of Micromobility Products Alix graduated in industrial design at California State University Long Beach and in Mandarin Chinese in Shanghai, She found her passion within urban mobility in Paris. French-American by culture, entrepreneur at heart, Alix is co-founder and CEO of Nimble Scooters since 2013, bringing direct product and industry insight to the Autonomy team.

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The team

John Rossant – Special Advisor John is the former Executive Chairman of PublicisLive. He has produced a host of prestigious events, including the World Economic Forum in Davos. At the request of the French President he produced the e-G8 Forum in Paris on the future of the Internet. John, as the Founder and Chairman of the New Cities Foundation, is committed to ensuring cities drive economic, social and environmental progress. NCF members include Cisco, Ericsson, Google and other major global companies and institutions.

Tomaso Galli – Special AdvisorTomaso has 30 years’ experience in communications, marketing and brand management. He was a Partner at PR firm Ketchum in London; Director of Corporate Communications for the Gucci Group; Worldwide Director of Communications and External Relations for Prada. He has been an independent consultant since 2010. Having advised brands such as Armani, Versace and Zegna, Tomaso is one of the most respected professionals in the fashion and luxury goods industry.

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AUTONOMY is a Paris-based company that creates urban mobility events. AUTONOMY Paris is our flagship event.

Contact: Ross DouglasCEO & Founderross@autonomy.paris+33 (0)7 85 55 53 54

Maureen HouelDirector of Partnerships & Marketing, Europemaureen@autonomy.paris+33 (0)6 60 11 69 65

Noam Bar ZemerDirector of Partnerships & Marketing, USAnoam@autonomy.paris+1 (401) 225 43 12