In various roles at CMAP, Lindsay has focused primarily on equitable transportation and parking policy. She has managed a variety of community planning projects from an award-winning downtown master plan for Illinois’ 2nd largest city to UIC’s Multimodal Transportation Plan, as well as local active transportation plans and parking management studies. She developed CMAP’s “Parking Strategies for Livable Communities” —a toolkit designed to help local municipalities to deploy parking management strategies in their downtowns and evaluate local parking challenges. In addition to her work at CMAP, Lindsay is co-founder of the Parking Reform Network, a public benefit non-profit organization with the goal of educating the public about parking policy and assisting others with parking reform. She has served as co-chair of the Chicagoland Complete Streets Coalition and on various local transportation committees. She has presented at numerous local conferences and has been a panel speaker at the American Planning Association national conference, Railvolution, and the National Shared Use Mobility Summit. Prior to joining CMAP, Lindsay worked at FHWA to promote new technologies and GIS to state DOTs. Lindsay earned her Master of Science degree in Geographic Information Systems from the University of Redlands in 2004, after spending two years as a Municipal Development Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala. Her undergraduate degree is in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she was awarded the Karl Lohman award for professional promise. 

Greg Martinez is Senior Transportation ADA Designer with HDR.  He provides consulting services to local and national public entities, architects, town planners, ADA Coordinators, and construction and design engineers throughout the nation under Title II of the ADA. His consultation in ADA includes self-evaluations, transition plans, asset management, training, and ADA Title II requirements for pedestrian facilities in the public right-of-way. In addition, Greg’s experience with asset management and data collection spans across the western region and numerous municipalities. Greg has presented with FHWA to numerous public entities in Colorado during his tenure as CDOT’s statewide ADA Title II Analyst. He retired from CDOT with 25 years of state service and is now part of a National ADA Practice Group and a National Complete Streets Group within HDR.

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Bill Singleton is the Vice President at Ecopia AI and has been with the company for 7 years. His main responsibility is engaging with geospatial analytics partners to find new ways of combining vector base maps with alternate data sets to help public & private entities better understand and improve the communities in which they operate.  Previously, he spent 5 years working in enterprise sales at Cisco Systems Canada, providing data center and voice solutions. Following this, he graduated with an MBA from the Ivey School of Business with a focus on entrepreneurship and managing high-growth companies.

Brandon Yates is CEO and Co-Founder of DeepWalk, a scanning software company automating ADA Transition Planning for backlogged municipalities. Prior to founding DeepWalk, Brandon worked in civil engineering with Donohue & Associates, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and C2 Engineers.