Urban Strategy in the Present Tense
Register for our upcoming episode of Urban Strategy in the Present Tense on May 14, 2024 ft. Michael A. Carroll!
Urban Strategy in the Present Tense is a conversation series featuring notable urbanists discussing their frontline work in urban resilience, as well as sharing their insights about public policymaking, urban problem solving, and life in Philadelphia.
The series is produced by the Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation at Drexel University in partnership with the Urban Strategy Masters Program in Drexel's Westphal College of Media, Arts & Design.
Andrew Zitcer hosts the webinar and Thomas Devaney produces the series with production director Hazel Dequito.
On Tuesday, May 14 we will speak with Michael A. Carroll, P.E., the Deputy Managing Director for the Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (oTIS) in Philadelphia. Join us as we discuss and reflect on transportation for Philadelphia's growth!
Carroll is a nationally respected leader with over 25 years of experience in transpiration. He leads oTIS in developing strategies and implementing policies to build safe and equitable multi-modal systems across Philadelphia's diverse neighborhoods, coordinating with internal city departments, external agencies, and policymakers at all levels. He has a background in urban and regional planning and transportation engineering.
Deputy Carroll will offer his reflections on a range of issues and strategies related to transportation systems in Philadelphia and beyond.
Register here.
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