Emily works at the intersection of urban planning, data and technology to build inclusive futures for cities. She is currently the Smart City Administrator at the Office of Innovation for the City of San Antonio, which supports a multi-stakeholder smart city partnership “SmartSA”, and coordinates several projects in alignment with San Antonio’s Smart City Roadmap.
Previously, Emily worked in Singapore at the smart cities think tank City Form Labs, the Massachusetts Office of Information Technology (MassIT), and was Data Director of the digitally-native newsroom “The San Antonio Report." She has several years of public sector experience in digital services, data governance, community engagement, and smart city strategy. She also consults UN-Habitat on the flagship program, “People-Centered Smart Cities.” Across her portfolio, Emily strives deliver public services that maximize transparency, security, equity and accessibility for all.
Emily holds a Masters in City Design & Development at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a B.S. in Neuroscience, and a B.A. in Plan II from the University of Texas at Austin.
Emily works at the intersection of urban planning, data and technology to build inclusive futures for cities. She is currently the Smart City Administrator at the Office of Innovation for the City of San Antonio, which supports a multi-stakeholder smart city partnership “SmartSA”, and coordinates several projects in alignment with San Antonio’s Smart City Roadmap.
Previously, Emily worked in Singapore at the smart cities think tank City Form Labs, the Massachusetts Office of Information Technology (MassIT), and was Data Director of the digitally-native newsroom “The San Antonio Report." She has several years of public sector experience in digital services, data governance, community engagement, and smart city strategy. She also consults UN-Habitat on the flagship program, “People-Centered Smart Cities.” Across her portfolio, Emily strives deliver public services that maximize transparency, security, equity and accessibility for all.
Emily holds a Masters in City Design & Development at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a B.S. in Neuroscience, and a B.A. in Plan II from the University of Texas at Austin.
