Avery Ash

Avery Ash is a seasoned professional excelling in public policy, product development, and strategic partnerships across various industries like the world's largest business organization, North America's largest motorist organization, Capitol Hill, and dynamic startup environments.

Currently, Avery serves as the Head of Autonomous Mobility at INRIX, a global leader in connected car services and intelligent movement. In this role, he leads product development, public engagement on mobility and smart cities issues, advises senior management and the board on strategic partnerships, and manages the company's global policy presence from Washington, D.C.

Avery is actively involved in shaping the future of urban and autonomous mobility, serving on the executive working group of the World Economic Forum's initiative on the Future of Urban and Autonomous Mobility. He also co-chairs the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Technology Engagement Center's workgroup on autonomous vehicles, sitting on the board of directors at CulturalDC, and contributing to organizations like the Electric Drive Transportation Association, the C3 Group's Connected Car Council, and the Fuels Institute.

With a background in Economics, Anthropology, and coursework in Maori Studies, Avery brings a unique perspective to his leadership roles in public policy and strategic decision-making. He is a sought-after speaker and recognized expert on automated, connected, and electric vehicles, as well as urban mobility.

Avery's diverse experience includes working in roles such as the Head of Global Public Policy at INRIX, Director of Federal Relations at AAA, Manager of Regulatory Affairs at AAA, Legislative and Special Assistant at Rep. Chellie Pingree's office, and Research Coordinator at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He has also contributed to organizations beyond his primary roles, demonstrating a commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration across industries.