Ted Sweeney Email & Phone Number

Seattle, WA, US

Seattle, Washington, United States

I am leading project management on an interim basis for Metro’s Integrated Services Planning work, a multi-year initiative to improve mobility by enhancing and modernizing rider options and access among Metro’s many offerings beyond the fixed route network.I am also providing interim leadership for the Innovative Mobility Program, Metro’s team focused on.

Everett, Washington, United States

I worked with cities, counties, and non-profit organizations to implement Pallet's rapidly deployable micro-modular shelter community model so that the streets are not a waiting room for permanent housing. Pallet is a Public Benefit Corporation with a dual mission to employ folks with lived experience of homelessness, incarceration, and substance use.

I led a team owning diverse special initiatives for Spin, including: the Move PGH Mobility as a Service project in Pittsburgh, PA; Business intelligence on RFP competitiveness, product competitiveness, and new market targeting; The management of academic research partnerships; The Spin Access Low-Income Fare program; and the pursuit of tenders in the.

Seattle, WA

Seattle, Washington

I was responsible for supporting and growing the group of UW students, faculty, and staff who biked or walked to the UW Seattle campus. This involved responsibility for behavior change campaigns (Step Smart, Ride in the Rain, Bike Month), program operations (secure bike parking, bike safety classes), new initiatives (the Bike Buddy service, dock-less bike.

Midwestern United States

As a Team Leader, I was responsible for the success of my eight member team on seven projects in five states, working for a variety of public sector and nonprofit clients.

Portland, Oregon Area

Researched and prepared report on fiscal impacts of infrastructure spending related to land use and transportation policy decisions

Coordinated bike loan service and free maintenance shop for studentsPlanned, promoted, and executed events encouraging bicycle commuting to campus, including a multi-stage Bike Music FestivalAcquired over $20,000 in grant funding for projects, and Bike Friendly University awardCollaborated with campus and city planners on infrastructure decision-making