Ashley Asmus is a Data Scientist at the Metropolitan Council in the travel forecasting and modeling unit. She conducts data analysis and research to support planning efforts at the Council, with a special focus on travel behavior surveys conducted in the region. She holds a Ph.D. in Quantitative Biology from the University of Texas at Arlington, and now applies her expertise in network science and ecological data to issues in transportation.

Rosalind "Roz" Tucker, TDM-CP
Roz brings over 25 years of experience navigating the intersection of mobility, human services, philanthropy, and community engagement. She brings a wealth of knowledge from the public, nonprofit and private sectors and has served in senior leadership roles with The Prudential and IBM. In 2013, Roz joined the Atlanta Regional Commission in the Aging and Independence Services Group where she helped spearhead the Lifelong Communities Initiative and led the Sweet Auburn Tactical Urbanism Transformation Project. She transitioned to the Mobility Services Group in 2017 where she serves as Managing Director. Roz serves on the Board of Directors for the Association for Commuter Transportation and was one of the first in the nation to earn the TDM-CP Certification.

Steve Raney is Regional TDM Manager for ALTRANS TMA Inc. and Executive Director of Palo Alto Transportation Management Association, the U.S. leader in social equity. Steve has MBA, software, and transportation planning masters from Columbia, RPI, and Berkeley. He won Fast Company’s World Changing Transportation Idea award and created Waymo’s robotaxi commercialization model.