The new Market Innovation section at King County Metro is focused on expanding mobility through research and innovation to fill gaps, improve system efficiency and expand customer access to and use of transportation options. This group of dynamic individuals is developing programs to change behavior, implementing pilot projects to test new technologies and solutions to better manage access to transit, and using customer research to drive fare policy and program direction.

Supervisor of Market Development, a group devoted to eliminating barriers to using transportation options, and fostering environments conducive to use of non-drive alone travel.

Manage various demand management programs and partnerships. These include King County's U-PASS program with University of Washington, In Motion, King County's primary residential travel change program, and parterships with WSDOT and other transit agencies to reduce drive alone travel.

Managed large NEPA and SEPA environmental impact studies for various types of projects, including the Westside MAX light rail extension in the Portland, OR area, and some large residential projects in King County.

Managed many NEPA and SEPA environmental impact studies, including roadway and public facility projects, commercial and residential developments in the Puget Sound area.

Land use analysis for large infrastructure projects for environmental impact studies