Paul Supawanich

Director of Programs @Global Designing Cities Initiative

Atlanta, GA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2022 — Present

Director of Programs @Global Designing Cities Initiative

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Atlanta, GA, US

Supporting the redesign of urban infastructure in 60+ cities in 30+ countries with a goal of inspiring leaders, informing practitioners, and inviting communities to imagine what’s possible when we design streets that put people first. Oversees team of 20+ urban planners, designers, and engineers covering programs in road safety, streets for kids, and cycling infrastructure.

EDUCATION

2007 — 2007

The University of Queensland

Civil Engineering, NSF East Asia and Pacific Fellow

2001 — 2006

Georgia Institute of Technology

Industrial and Systems Engineering

2006 — 2008

University of California, Berkeley

MS/MCP, Transportation Engineering, City Planning

SKILLS

Transportation EngineeringTraffic EngineeringBicycleTransportation PlanningComplete StreetsArcgisTransportation Demand ManagementPublic SpeakingPedestrian PlanningCommunity EngagementLand UsePublic TransportTransportationUrban DesignSustainabilityTransit-Oriented DevelopmentComprehensive PlanningUrban Planning

ABOUT PAUL SUPAWANICH

I help solve transportation problems in cities. Since 2006, I’ve been working with cities and transit agencies across the globe to improve transportation outcomes around livability, jobs access, and safety. My experience spans transportation consulting, scaling a successful civictech start-up, and leading transportation policy within one of the United States’ most complex city networks. Cities and transportation are a messy problem. They are a culmination of technical and emotional inconsistencies, which we must try to resolve through committee. My approach is grounded in a technical foundation, but with a lens of empathy, collaboration and a focus on outcomes. I bring a perspective of the challenges and pressures within both the public and private sectors, and an understanding how they can support one another.

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