Anna Gonzàlez

Anna González is a specialist in strategic planning, territorial planning, citizen participation processes, mobility and regulation of shared mobility systems, and has been working as a consultant at Anteverti since 2020. She is both part of the consulting team and of the events management team - including the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona and its international spin-offs and Digital Future Society, among many others. Before joining Anteverti, she worked in the urban planning studio URBANing for 6 years, where she participated in the development of several studies and coordinated and managed various projects related to her areas of expertise. Anna González holds a degree in Economics by the Universitat de Barcelona and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and a MA in in Territorial Planning and Environmental Management by the Universitat de Barcelona. In addition, she has received complementary training in Gender Equality and Opportunities, Project Management and Bike Lane Planning (College of Geographers of Andalusia).

Cities moving into the Metaverse: an augmented, but better reality?

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Consultant at Anteverti & Expert in Shared Mobility and Strategic Planning

Can the Metaverse be useful to improve people's lives? As its boom raises questions, our experts explore how cities are already tapping into its potential today.

The indispensability of urban innovation: 5 examples on how it has proven crucial for cities to face the Covid-19 crisis

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Consultant at Anteverti & Expert in Shared Mobility and Strategic Planning

From more human-centered urban spaces to new housing concepts, let's hope the disruptive period unleashed by the pandemic to be an igniter to start making things better in our cities.

Covid-19 and the future of cities:  How are public space and social life going to change?

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Consultant at Anteverti & Expert in Shared Mobility and Strategic Planning

Our expert analysis | The pandemic has made visible a series of pre-existing socio-economic issues of contemporary cities.