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Colleen Gants

Co-President | National Transportation Sector Lead

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Keri Shoemaker

Co-President | East Coast Environmental Sector Lead

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Diana Steeble

Principal | National Healthcare Sector Lead

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Leadership Team

Diana Steeble
Diana Steeble

Principal | National Healthcare Sector Lead

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Greg Eppich
Greg Eppich

Senior Director of Creative & Marketing

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Lynnette Bradbury
Lynnette Bradbury

Chief Financial Officer

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Lynsey Burgess
Lynsey Burgess

Senior Director

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Traceé Strum-Gilliam, AICP
Traceé Strum-Gilliam, AICP

Senior Director of East Coast Business Development | Transportation Sector Lead

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Alex Sobie
Alex Sobie

Design Director

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Colleen Gants
Colleen Gants

Co-President | National Transportation Sector Lead

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Jennifer Rash
Jennifer Rash

Director, Transportation West

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Katherine Diers
Katherine Diers

Senior Associate Director

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Keri Shoemaker
Keri Shoemaker

Co-President | East Coast Environmental Sector Lead

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Kristen Bishop
Kristen Bishop

Director, PRR Portland

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Laura LaBissoniere Miller
Laura LaBissoniere Miller

Director

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Leigh-Ann Eng
Leigh-Ann Eng

Media Director

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May Sanders
May Sanders

Administrative Manager

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Mindy Fitzgerald
Mindy Fitzgerald

Marketing Director

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Equity Team

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When it comes to community engagement, I like to consider myself a jack of all trades. Whether you need a well-organized tabling event, a sleek engagement website, or a community partner liaison, I’m here to deliver with a positive attitude and an eye on equity. I work at PRR because I know it’s important to raise the voices of community members to the people and organizations who make the decisions in their community – and whenever possible, to share that power. Outside of work, I enjoy volunteering at the Downtown Emergency Services Center, where I help with public health research and lead a photography group to help community members experiencing homelessness tell their stories. More often, you’ll find me riding the bus or biking to discover something new in town, dreaming up some new art project, or just reading a good book.
Emma Dorazio
Associate
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Community Engagement
DEI
Projects related to the environment, health and wellbeing, and public transportation are all part of the puzzle I enjoy solving with the rest of the research team, learning new things along the way and engaging with colleagues and diverse participants in authentic connections. I am a first-generation immigrant from China and pursued my PhD in Neuroscience and Behavior from the University of Georgia. During my doctoral research, I also went to rural Brazil for five field seasons and studied wild capuchin monkeys to understand the evolutionary origins of human tool use. I held tenure track faculty positions in UNC Pembroke and SUNY Oswego before moving to Seattle and decided to take a break from my career to focus on my two young children and motherhood. After a six-year pause, I enthusiastically re-entered the workforce ready to put my research skills into meaningful work. This is where I found PRR. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my husband and kids, cooking/baking/fermenting, learning to garden and vermicompost, running rain or shine, co-directing a small (100% outdoors year-round) forest school for kids, and listening to audiobooks and podcasts. I am also passionate about traditional cultural studies, be it ancient Chinese or ancient Greek.
Freya Q. Liu, Ph.D.
Research Associate
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Research
I help elevate community voices, especially from those historically underrepresented communities, in the planning and implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects in the Puget Sound region. This work evokes my experience leading multi-faceted marketing campaigns and my immigrant background and upbringing. I love that PRR allows me to learn and grow alongside talented people and to get out and be present in my own community. Inspired by my heroes, I started volunteering with King County Elections in 2024. “Action is the antidote,” and I strive to be more than a backseat rider in the great American social experiment. I am also a past chorale performer, an amateur kickboxer, an expert knife sharpener, and a family man. I spend time with my family in Washington state but also across the globe in Taiwan, China, and Malaysia.
Gareth Lim
Senior Communications Specialist
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As an engagement coordinator, my role is dynamic. Day to day, I support the planning and implementation of activities and events that help inform and engage people on behalf of our clients. I love that I get to serve communities through meaningful communications work. My dedication to service extends beyond PRR, including helping establish community churches in Cape Town, South Africa. Travel is my great love, and I have been to 20 countries, some of my favorites being South Africa, New Zealand, and Vietnam.
Hannah White
Community Engagement Coordinator
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Hansini Munasinghe
Senior Research Associate
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Research
As a Community Engagement Coordinator, I enjoy helping clients understand the needs and desires of the communities impacted by their work. I spend much of my time interacting with the public in both English and Spanish, so that their voices and experiences can be brought back to our clients. This work at PRR allows me to see the influence that the input of local communities can have on projects and decisions, and it is rewarding to see how their involvement causes positive impact to their day-to-day lives. In the past, I have worked and volunteered at local medical clinics to help with Spanish-English interpretation and translation, and I look forward to getting back into this volunteer work in the near future. When not working, I enjoy spending my time with friends or doing anything and everything music related, whether listening to something new, playing random songs in my room alone, or practicing and playing shows with the band I’m in.
Harrison Fletcher
Community Engagement Coordinator
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Community Engagement
We all want to be aware of the things that might impact our daily lives – whether it’s construction or emergency water supply preparedness. I specialize in helping plan for and create innovative, inclusive, and relevant opportunities for people to see and engage with this information on behalf of our clients in the transportation, health, and environmental sectors. As lead of PRR’s community-based organization (CBO) partnerships program, I guide the process to build meaningful, reciprocal relationships with CBOs in the communities we serve. I came to PRR from the nonprofit sector and understand how critical community resources and programs are to a resilient, informed community ecosystem. In my free time, you’ll find me at a thrift store, playing with my two kitties, practicing hot yoga, or enjoying a Hazy IPA!
Hayley Nolan
Community Engagement Specialist
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DEI
I lead PRR’s transportation business development on the west coast while also supporting clients on emerging transportation policies and issues including road-usage charge/milage-based user fees, all-electronic tolling, new mobility, and electrification. My technical understanding combined with emotional intelligence, creativity, and empathy allows me to effectively communicate about these complex topics in a variety of communities and environments. My work brings together disciplines of research, storytelling, digital media, and community engagement to deliver messages in meaningful places and ways. After over a decade with PRR, I still love the work that allows me to combine my love of civic engagement, with creativity and constant learning. When I'm not working, I'm playing with my husband and daughter, clanging weights at CrossFit, or devouring a new piece of historical fiction or memoir.
Jennifer Rash
Director, Transportation West
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Community Engagement
Social Marketing
My work is all about helping community members and stakeholders work with clients to make projects better, and to increase the positive impact of projects, often in ways that would have been impossible to guess before involving the public. Outside of work and family, I use my fundraising and writing skills to help small non-profits pursue the resources they need to affect change in our community, recently helping one group raise over $200,000 to support after-school leadership development programs for refugee and immigrant youth. More than anything, I love to spend time with my family. This could include cooking with my husband, Pietro, working together to help our tween and teen kids pursue their passions, and generally goofing off together.
Jenny Thacker
Senior Project Manager
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Community Engagement
Facilitation
As a Senior Technical Project Manager and Web Developer at PRR, I oversee the design, development, and ongoing maintenance of websites for our clients. Beyond development, my role involves managing project timelines, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring that our digital solutions meet and exceed client expectations. What invigorates me about my job is the fusion of technical execution and project management. Also, the work here is purpose-driven, and it's rewarding to contribute to projects that have meaningful social impact. My passion for community engagement and sustainable living extend outside of PRR, where I teach student web development bootcamps and participate in cycling and hiking events focused on environmental awareness. As an avid traveler who lived abroad for two years, I appreciate the opportunity to explore new cultures and landscapes. I also enjoy snowboarding, hiking, and cycling.
Josh Merrill
Web Director
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Creative Studio
I serve as a consultant construction communicator for the WSDOT I-405/SR 167 Program, providing counsel, creating materials, managing social media, and conducting outreach for active construction projects along the corridor. Construction is something visual, which means I can see progress in the community and eventually benefits to the travelers and people I’ve engaged for years to come. Giving back to my community is always important, which is why I regularly volunteer in my community food banks to help reduce food insecurity. Otherwise, I’m usually cooking, reading, or visiting the zoo with my partner and my animal-loving child!
Julie Moon
Communications Associate
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Community Engagement
I provide collaboration and leadership for creative design solutions, with expertise that includes creating engaging and beautiful branding, print collateral, newsletters, digital ads, web pages, and brochures. I'm obsessed with prioritizing user and audience needs, with a passion for projects that have meaning, improve quality of life, and shape the future in exciting ways. The last few years have brought me a passion for growing food and the whole-person healing that comes from being in nature—and I love to share the experience with others. Recently I  spent time volunteering at King County farms and community gardens, as well as those in Southern California and Arizona. I also love hiking, making a delicious mess in the kitchen, and falling asleep in a hammock with a book on my face.
Julie Moraign
Senior Graphic & Web Designer
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Creative Studio

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An anti-racist PRR dismantles systems of advantage based on race when and wherever possible. We engage staff of all racial identities in dismantling white supremacy culture at work. This  includes personal ideologies, beliefs, and behaviors. And, it includes removing white supremacy culture from the systems, cultural messages, institutional policies, procedures, and practices that PRR and our staff interact with and inform. We believe it is not enough to be “not racist.” We must be “anti-racist.”

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