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Eric Asboe

Eric Asboe

Title: Transportation Administrative Manager, Chattanooga Department of Transportation
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Eric Asboe is the Public Engagement and Policy Coordinator for the Chattanooga Department of Transportation. An avid active transportation user and advocate, he works to expand access to and participation in the planning, design, and use of all modes of transportation.

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Nicholas Oyler

Nicholas Oyler

Title: Bikeway & Pedestrian Program Manager, City of Memphis
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Passionate about cities in general and his hometown of Memphis in particular, Nicholas left home for a number of years in search of lessons on the topic of great cities. This pursuit of knowledge and experience rewarded him with a Master of Urban Planning degree from Texas A&M University, four years of life and employment […]

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Wendy Cawley

Wendy Cawley

Title: Traffic Safety Engineer, City of Portland
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Wendy Cawley, P.E. has worked for the City of Portland, Oregon since 1997.  For the past 10 years she has been the Traffic Safety Engineer for the City’s High Crash Corridor/Vision Zero Program. Wendy works in the Traffic Design Section on a variety of projects ranging from small scale pedestrian safety projects to multi-modal corridor projects. […]

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Laura Wilkison

Title: Executive Vice President, Metro Strategies, Inc.
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

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Kendra Freeman

Kendra Freeman

Title: Manager, Metropolitan Planning Council
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Kendra joined the Metropolitan Planning Council (MPC) in 2016 and assists with project management, research and policy development for MPC’s work in housing and community development. Her work includes engaging external partners in new and ongoing projects, including the Cost of Segregation and community-based planning efforts for transit-oriented development through the Corridor Development Initiative. Prior to MPC, Kendra […]

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Jason Rodriguez

Title: Manager of Strategic Planning, VIA Metropolitan Transit
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

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Jacob T. Floyd

Jacob T. Floyd

Title: Planning Coordinator – Citywide Planning Division, City of San Antonio
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Jacob is a Planning Coordinator in the City of San Antonio’s Planning Department. In his 9 years of experience in planning Jacob has worked in almost every aspect of city planning; from land use and comprehensive planning to annexation and urban design. His current projects include the Downtown Regional Center Plan and the SA Corridors […]

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Stacy Cook

Stacy Cook

Title: Senior Associate (Transportation Planner), Cambridge Systematics
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Stacy Cook, AICP is a Senior Associate for Cambridge Systematics. She supports agencies in navigating change, such as adapting to new technologies, and managing growth, land use, and transportation investments to create vibrant, walkable communities and improve regional mobility. Ms. Cook is supporting the development of the Virginia Automated Vehicle 20XX Strategic Plan and is […]

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Tom Carney

Title: First Deputy Commissioner, Chicago DOT
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

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Patrick Skoglund

Title: SADA Systems
NACTO Title: Speaker, Designing Cities Conference

Patrick Skoglund oversees consulting, design, development and deployment at SADA Systems, Inc. for Google. His focus on user-experience enables clients to understand Google’s Enterprise ecosystem and how it can be leveraged to improve their businesses. Patrick has been at SADA for over 5 years and has worked with the company to grow more than 10x.

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