Juliette's primary interests at Regional Plan Association revolve around the relationship between transportation and land use. Currently, her efforts are focused on an initiative to bring together the CEOs of the world's most dynamic and innovative transit agencies to discuss shared challenges and opportunities.

Juliette has developed statistical models to estimate how improvements in transit service affect adjacent property values and make the case for building dense nodes of development around train stations.

Also part of Juliette's portfolio is RPA's advocacy efforts on the Far West Side of Manhattan, including Moynihan Station, Javits Convention Center and the Hudson Railyards.

Prior to joining RPA, Juliette was a Project Manager at Project for Public Spaces. She managed a range of outreach, education and training programs to help municipalities and state DOTs work together and make sustainable land use and transportation decisions.

Juliette received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Princeton University and a Master in Urban Planning from Columbia University. She was the recipient of the Charles Abrams Award for Best Masters Thesis.