UBM's Future Cities Publishes the Future Cities 100 - A Ranking of the Top 100 City Innovators Worldwide, Spanning Several Industries

NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM's Future Cities has published a new report today, entitled Future Cities 100: The Top 100 City Innovators Worldwide. The report names the 100 most innovative city influencers across a range of industries and categories, including Built Environment, Civic Engagement, Energy & the Environment, Government, IT & Technology, Public Spaces, Security, Transportation, Urban Policy, and Most Overrated.

View the full Future Cities 100, and share your feedback, http://www.ubmfuturecities.com/document.asp?doc_id=525922.

The publication of the Future Cities 100 was timed to coincide with UBM's Future Cities' first anniversary. Launched on October 15, 2012, UBM's global community for city decision makers has had an incredible first year, amassing over 13,500 registered users, and winning 13 industry awards. The site has attracted input and participation from hundreds of global city leaders, including Janette Sadik-Khan, Commissioner of New York's Department of Transportation; Ron Huldai, Mayor of Tel Aviv; Jan Gehl, founding Principal of Gehl Architects; and Manny Diaz, former Mayor of Miami, to name a few.

"We wanted to celebrate the fantastic first year we've had by calling out the global innovators who are doing the most important work where future cities are concerned," said Nicole Ferraro, Editor in Chief of UBM's Future Cities. "Further, we wanted to do this in a way that would represent the voice of our global community – so we solicited their nominations for the FC 100 well ahead of time. The end result is a truly collaborative effort that calls out industry leaders who are fundamentally changing the course of the world's cities for the better."

Future Cities is published by UBM DeusM, the marketing services division of UBM specializing in building and operating highly engaged communities of qualified users within specialist B2B markets using a strategy of best-practices focused on content and technology.

Contact:
Nicole Ferraro
Editor-in-Chief, UBM's Future Cities
212-600-3265
ferraro@ubmfuturecities.com

About UBM DeusM
UBM DeusM (www.deusm.com) is an integrated marketing services company owned by UBM plc, targeting the fastest growing segment of the online publishing industry: business social media. The company is led by Managing Director Stephen Saunders, min's Marketer of the Year 2010. He and the other UBM DeusM principals have built and delivered more than 45 successful sites and online communities over the last two years. UBM DeusM's service is based on a unique platform, called Community in a Box (CiaB), which employs a structured system of proven B2B web publishing best-practices, combined with a breakthrough integrated multimedia publishing platform ("n-Server") to enable marketers to quickly and profitably set up specialized communities for their target customers.

About UBM Tech
UBM Tech (http://www.ubm.com/tech) is a global media business that provides information, events, training, data services, and marketing solutions for the technology industry. Its media brands and information services inform and inspire decision makers across the entire technology market – engineers and design professionals, software and game developers, solutions providers and integrators, networking and communications executives, and business technology professionals. UBM Tech's industry-leading media brands include EE Times, Interop, Black Hat, InformationWeek, Game Developer Conference, CRN, and DesignCon. The company's information products include research, education, training, and data services that accelerate decision making for technology buyers. UBM Tech also offers a full range of marketing services based on its content and technology market expertise, including custom events, content marketing solutions, community development, and demand generation programs. UBM Tech is a part of UBM (UBM.L), a global provider of media and information services with a market capitalization of more than $2.5 billion.

SOURCE UBM’s Future Cities