Courtney Kulyk Menjivar Email & Phone Number

I help businesses, developers, and communities navigate the increasingly complex challenges of transportation, parking and tenant satisfaction with a focus on accessibility and connectivity. I am a recognized expert in transportation demand management, a discipline which works with existing infrastructure to reduce reliance on single-occupancy vehicles, giving more transportation choices to commuters and raising the value of real estate developments by building customized multimodal systems. With 20 years of experience in research, planning, analysis, and community outreach in Australia, Canada, and the United States, I help communities modernize their approach to transportation and guides businesses through regulatory frameworks that are changing the nature of how the commercial real estate sector manages transportation. I lead teams that identify and implement new transportation sources in order to lower costs, reduce the need for parking, and leverage transportation for competitive advantage. My team and I help developers and other CRE sector enterprises optimize their business models by integrating technology-based solutions, bridging the “last-mile” connection, and tapping into underutilized transportation amenities, such as: • Designing and implementing a comprehensive communications, wayfinding, and marketing program for a major transit-oriented, mixed-use community undergoing redevelopment which features the largest shopping center in the Washington, DC region. This program built multimodal transportation choices and internet-based communications systems into the existing network, earning a “Best Workplace for Commuters” award.• Conceptualizing and implementing multimodal transportation programs for both established and growth-stage technology companies undergoing major office relocations.• Improving the marketability and tenant experience at a new mixed-use development by improving access, providing more transportation choices, and delivering effective commute assistance to current and prospective tenants. This project included the use of lower-cost, geofenced ride-hailing services to improve access to transit and comply with regulatory requirements.

Listed skills include Program Management, Project Management, Transportation Planning, Community Outreach, and 20 others.

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  University Of Manitoba

  International Business & Finance