Why are you interested in being a NABSA Board Member?

As a city with one of North America’s largest micromobility programs, Seattle has an interest in staying at the forefront of micromobility policy, best practices, research, and more. I look forward to connecting with peers and colleagues across sectors, as well as ensuring NABSA is a strong, well-run organization itself.

What skills and experience would make you a good NABSA Board Member?

I have been the Shared Mobility Program Manager at the Seattle Department of Transportation for four years, a time period over which Seattle has seen a 178% increase in shared micromobility ridership. For the last year I have chaired NABSA’s research and data committee, helping to produce the annual state of the industry report, publish a new research needs statement on the economic impact of shared micromobility, and hosting researcher knowledge sharing sessions. I’ve also served on the finance committee, ensuring NABSA is a fiscally sound organization.