Angelica Rocha Email & Phone Number

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

Multimodal planner specializing in visual communications, community outreach/stakeholder engagement, and context-sensitive complete streets planning. Responsible for managing a variety of transportation related projects for public and private sector clients typically rangingfrom $15,000 - $75,0000. Played an active role in business development from the pre-proposal pursuit process to interviewing and exceeding client expectations throughout the contract life cycle.

Project manager on active transportation projects and policy initiatives, including Safe Routes to School, Vision Zero, mobility studies, wayfinding, and tactical urbanism events. I designed and led community engagement activities, produced technical reports, managed client relationships, drafted proposal pursuits, and managed multiple project budgets.

John T. Lyle Center For Regenerative Studies

• Led research and development of an Interpretive Plan for Cal Poly Pomona's premier sustainability research and education center• Prepared design concepts and educational messaging for ten informal-learning kiosks• Created informational and self-guided tour brochures for visitors• Identified and proposed implementation of wayfinding techniques• Led tours and engaging presentations to potential funders

San Francisco Bay Area

• Developed and maintained strong governmental, political, and community network• Provided grant administration for city-funded programs• Prepared presentations delivered by senior level staff to district supervisors, commissions, and other city agencies• Planned, coordinated, hosted and executed events supporting the institution's mission and for various city, state, and federal agencies• Monitored activities of special districts, served as community contact in respective areas, attended relevant community meetings, and developed community partnerships• Tracked, monitored, and analyzed appropriations and other legislative bills as related to the institution's mission, research, and geographic region• Prepared case statements, budget analyses, and unique case studies on museum activities for respective government agencies

San Francisco Bay Area

• Implemented strategic communication and public outreach efforts for a 13-mile continuous open space, bike, pedestrian, and waterway network • Led content development for website development for project website• Attended community meetings and collaborated on city agency Task Force’s & Advisory Councils• Facilitated community engagement, organized community meetings, and participated in focus groups• Organized and led community engagement activities• Maintained relationships with 25+ city agencies, community groups, and private developers

San Francisco Bay Area

• Conceptualized, researched, evaluated, planned, and presented a variety of projects/proposals/analysis to senior level staff. Each project included collecting and analyzing a large volume of data, and research of other municipalities (benchmark reports), scientific data, and staff interviews• Collaborated with Executive Staff, Parks & Open Space Managers, Public Affairs Division, Field Staff, Interdepartmental Agencies (Public Utilities Commission, DPW), and Community on a variety of projects• Familiar with organizing employee trainings: from webinars to month long certification programs.• Experience working, leading, and educating children and volunteers in Horticultural setting• Supported $20mil Capital project: Mission Dolores Park• Supported community groups during application phase of "Community Opportunity Fund" Grants• Project Highlights: Located/mapped/created information booklets for 200+ Potable Water Devices across San Francisco, Researched/developed Coexisting with Coyote Internet Outreach for Agency's Natural Resources website page, Organized/presented Employee Parking Study of busiest parks in San Francisco, Organized/analyzed vehicle fleet inventory data for 150+ vehicles in Parks & Open Space Division

Masters Of Regenerative Studies, Environmental Design, Gpa 4.0

Regenerative Studies is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students to find successful solutions to environmental problems.

Bachelor’S Degree, Recreation, Parks, And Tourism, Dean'S List

Core classes included: Planning and Evaluating, Eco-Tourism, Sustainable Development, Environmental Probelms & Solutions, Program.

Ba - Coursework, Sustainability Studies & Tourism In Developing Countries

Exchange student program for a semester. Course work combined tourism, with sustainable development and developing countries studies.