Our colleague Isabel Pimenta participated today in the 1st conference in Portugal on Women in Transport, organized by AMT – the Portuguese Mobility and Transport Authority -, presenting the VTM study “Employment and gender inequalities: Towards a more cohesive and gender-neutral transport sector in Portugal”.
The event included two panels, the first alluding to women leadership, with the testimony of eight women leaders in different areas of the transport sector, and the second panel dedicated to sharing experiences from seven less common female operational positions in the sector.
VTM marked the International Women’s Day, raising awareness and supporting the cause with a substancial delegation of members of the team at this inspiring event.
VTM is pleased to announce the addition of Laísa Braga Kappler, further strengthening our capabilities in transport modelling and sustainable mobility analysis. Laísa joins VTM with a strong academic and research background in transport systems. She holds a degree in Civil Engineering, a Master’s in Transport Systems Engineering, and a PhD from Instituto Superior Técnico […]
On 12 February, the Palácio de Dom Manuel in Évora hosted a key milestone for sustainable mobility in the Alentejo Central region, with the participatory working sessions of the 2nd-generation Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) promoted by CIMAC – Comunidade Intermunicipal do Alentejo Central. At VTM, we are proud to support CIMAC in the development […]