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Career Roadmap
Jenny's work combines: Engineering, Government, and Problem Solving
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Take Roadmap QuizSkills &
Education
Here's the path I took:
High School
Maury High School
Bachelor's Degree
Geography
University of Georgia
Certification
AICP
American Planning Association
Here's the path I recommend for someone who wants to be a Vice President:
Bachelor's Degree: Geography
Certification: AICP
Learn more about different paths to this careerDefining Moments
How I responded to discouragement
THE NOISE
Messages from Peers:
I'm a trained project manager, and I've managed many transportation projects, including both planning and engineering design projects. I've received criticism that, 'You're a planner, you shouldn't be guiding engineering work.'
How I responded:
Academic training is just that—training. Every day we see and learn things that prepare us for tomorrow. In my role as a project leader, I have to guide work to solve mobility challenges and navigate the complex process of building infrastructure. It takes a multidisciplinary team to solve complex challenges, and diversity of the team is critical to success. If you face a similar challenge, know that leadership comes in many packages and that who you are today is not who you will always be.