Leading/building/managing the strategic Road To Zero partnership, an initiative with the United States Department of Transportation including Federal Highway Administration, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Centers for Disease Control to eliminate roadway fatalities by 2050.From program inception, Susan was responsible for: 1. Building Road to Zero from the ground up, a collaboration of 1,250+ stakeholders committed to the… Show more Leading/building/managing the strategic Road To Zero partnership, an initiative with the United States Department of Transportation including Federal Highway Administration, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Centers for Disease Control to eliminate roadway fatalities by 2050.From program inception, Susan was responsible for: 1. Building Road to Zero from the ground up, a collaboration of 1,250+ stakeholders committed to the national solution to end fatalities on our roadways.As the communications director, content strategy, events manager and program leader, Susan is a one stop shop who works tirelessly to flawlessly execute meeting/events/webcasts in D.C. She works directly with high-profile national and international experts. She is responsible for social media, newsletters, market research/analysis, strategic planning, public policy, process improvement and all coalition communications and works directly with the Steering Group comprised of 17 prominent transportation safety organizations. 2. Road to Zero Safe System Innovation Grants – Susan oversees the $3.5 million in grant funds working closely with DOT to secure an additional $500,000 in funding for year #2. 3. The Road to Zero Coalition long-term vision report written by RAND Corporation to reach zero fatalities released at Lifesavers on April 22, 2018. The three approaches include doubling down on what works by advancing proven countermeasures, accelerating technologies that can help save lives and prioritizing safety. Show less