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I decided to become a civil engineer to fight climate change. I realized my work could result in tangible effects to our built environment. Today this work is as meaningful as ever, as we work to adapt to the effects of climate change while planning for our livable communities.

 

I became an implementor, connector, partner and collaborator leading capital infrastructure projects at TriMet. I am passionate about the future of our region, public infrastructure, and transit.

 

Now I’m putting my superpowers to work as a project management consultant. I help public agencies with strategic project leadership advice. From leading implementation plans to assisting with scoping and third-party agreements, I transform adversaries into partners. I help people get unstuck.

 

My clients benefit from 27 years of wisdom leading regionally significant mega transit infrastructure projects and complex design and construction contracts worth more than $300 million.

 

And yes, I’m a rock musician. I play guitar in the local band Piefight. In my spare time, I sing alto in rock choirs and chorales, and support Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp for Girls.