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for residents over time. I care about thoughtful growth that <br />balances development, environmental responsibility, and <br />quality of life, and I bring a systems-oriented perspective <br />that considers long-term impacts, tradeoffs, and how <br />individual decisions fit into the broader whole. <br />While I do not have direct city planning experience, I bring a <br />strong background in planning, project management, and <br />systems design, including experience building frameworks <br />and long-term plans from the ground up. I approach <br />complex decisions with a systems mindset, considering <br />tradeoffs, sequencing, and long-term impacts, and I value <br />learning from city staff and subject-matter experts to apply <br />those skills effectively in a municipal context. <br />I bring a combination of planning, collaboration, and <br />advisory experience that would support effective service on <br />an advisory commission. I hold a certificate in project <br />management and have extensive experience building <br />systems, frameworks, and long-term plans from the ground <br />up, which has strengthened my ability to prepare <br />thoroughly, evaluate complex information, and think through <br />sequencing and tradeoffs. <br />Please describe any <br />activities, specific <br />I have also served on a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion <br />skills or experiences <br />committee in a prior role, where I worked collaboratively to <br />you have that you feel <br />review policies and practices, listen to differing <br />would be beneficial to <br />perspectives, and contribute constructively in an advisory <br />capacity. That experience reinforced the importance of <br />serving on the <br />thoughtful dialogue, shared accountability, and grounding <br />advisory <br />recommendations in both data and lived experience. <br />commission(s) for <br />which you are <br />Professionally, I’ve worked on teams ranging from small <br />applying. <br />startup environments to large, international organizations, <br />including Meta. As a result, I’m comfortable navigating <br />ambiguity at different levels of scale, working within <br />structured processes, and adapting my communication and <br />problem-solving approach to the context. I thrive on <br />collaborative teams of any size and take seriously the <br />responsibility of contributing prepared, respectful, and <br />community-minded input. <br />I bring an active, responsibility-driven approach to equity <br />and inclusion. I’m aware that as a white woman, I have not <br />How do you see your <br />experienced systemic barriers related to race, and I don’t <br />lived experiences <br />view that as a reason to disengage. I believe equity work <br />contributing to the <br />requires people to get involved where they can make a <br />difference, rather than waiting to be directly affected. <br />Qbhf!52!pg!78 <br /> <br />
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