Oversee the Urban Freight Lab public-private-academic partnershipLead innovative funding strategies and creative new partnerships for the Urban Freight LabContribute to research in areas of emerging mobility and technology, zero emission freight, and transportation policy

Oversaw the entire New/Emerging Mobility portfolio including: Equitable shared mobility management and policy (bike, scooter, car, TNC, etc) Integration of emerging mobility into existing transportation system (curb, code changes, infrastructure, etc)Emerging technology strategy and policy (Autonomous vehicles, Personal delivery devices, drones, urban air mobility, etc)Urban freight and freight electrification strategyResearch, policy, and pilot initiatives Open data, data systems, and mobility as a serviceData management strategy, governance, privacy and data handling, and modernizationClimate strategy and transportation electrification

Since 2004, we have been dedicated to building mutually beneficial & educational relationships between grassroots social impact organizations —a.k.a. our Partners— and volunteers, donors & classrooms around the world who can learn from & support their work. Our EdGE program is the world's most robust and affordable platform for ethical and educational global engagement.

Oversaw US expansion efforts (25 cities 2015, 15 sites 2016)Led sustainability initiatives for Prime NowLed delivery-related (Last mile) product optimization efforts

Founded in 1979, Washington Wild is a nonprofit, tax-deductible organization that brings people together in the vigorous defense of our remaining wild forests, waters and wildlife. We believe that public lands are a public issue. By educating, empowering and mobilizing our communities, Washington Wild builds powerful grassroots networks that help protect wild lands throughout the state.

 Deputy Project Manager for the City of Seattle’s Community Power Works for Home program.  Project Manager for various Waste Management, King County, and City of Renton sales, marketing, outreach, and analysis projects. Included budget creation and management, project design and implementation, training and coordination between stakeholders (public and private sector), clients, and sales representatives, data analysis and evaluation, and report writing. Technical and media liaison for subcontractors including software engineers and product managers, graphic designers, and web developers on a variety of projects.  Business and community education and outreach specialist for the Seattle Green Business Program and others, serving a variety of sectors from neighborhood groups, non-profits, and small businesses, to professional firms, facilities managers, and restaurants in resource conservation, zero waste planning, and sustainability initiatives. Hired, trained, managed, and supervised staff with a focus on workload planning and professional development.

Over the years, the innovative team included a number of amazing collaborators, and worked on numerous exciting projects. The core expertise of RVL centered around sustainability, social media, experience design, and social innovation (including game-based marketing and community engagement strategy).

Creator and editor of the Alta Peruvian Lodge zineResearched sustainability initiatives in the hotel management industry and presented to the general manager

Molecular Microbial Ecology Group

National Environmental Trust (NET) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to educating the American public on contemporary environmental issues. Since it was founded in 1995 (as the Environmental Information Center), NET has worked to promote strong health, safety and environmental protection on issues including: food, air, and drinking water safety, global climate change, public right-to-know policies, and endangered species protection.NET's public education campaigns combine research and analysis with effective grassroots organizing and media outreach to present the American people with accurate, up-to-date information on environmental issues and related public policy debates.The public relations firm known today as the National Environmental Trust began very quietly in 1993 when Joshua Reichert, environmental director of Pew Charitable Trusts, circulated a proposal to other foundation leaders to join in funding a new venture called “Environmental Strategies.” Its foundationese mission statement was “to assist environmental organizations to conduct public education campaigns on priority national environmental issues.”

Assisted with B-cell research on the Multiple Sclerosis Team with Nancy Monson, PhD.