I am a mission-driven transportation planner. I bring enthusiasm and good ideas to the table and work well with others to solve mobility challenges.I recently started my dream job as a consultant for the PATH Foundation, where I am leading multi-use trail planning. PATH is a wonderful organization dedicated to building trails - to date we've built over 320 miles of paved multi-use trails in and around Georgia. I worked for three and a half years at HNTB with some of the best minds in transit, freight and logistics, emerging mobility, and multimodal planning to help companies, cities, and regions maximize their transportation investments. My work focused on opportunities in transportation electrification with clients ranging from transit systems, regional governments, tollway authorities, and state DOTs. I also led bike/ped planning for projects with Tennessee DOT.I was fortunate to get to work at Coca-Cola for six years, where I designed and implemented a commuter support program with a nationally recognized bicycle program, full-scale transit support, an employee shuttle program, innovative projects with Uber and Lyft, and the largest single-site EV charging program in the Southeast. The shuttle program I set up runs on fuel made from hard-to-recycle plastics created in Coke's manufacturing process. In San Francisco, at the SFMTA, I helped start up the SFpark program where I lead the effort to digitize parking information, which stream-lined street-level planning including transit stops. I led the San Francisco Parking Census aimed at quantifying the parking problem and providing a tool to guide planning discussions with local business owners and residents. I also oversaw the renovations of city-owned parking facilities covering nearly 20,000 spaces. Connect with me to talk multi-use trails and/or multi-modal transportation.