Metro Bike Share’s Frank Ching embraces innovation as a way to create smart, cost-effective active mobility options for local travelers.

Caltrans’ Tom Pyle guides the development of smooth, long-life pavement that will outlive every traveler today and help sustain the planet.

Sanitation PR pro Glenn Acosta tells the story of building a new, high-capacity treated wastewater tunnel that will protect LA waterways.

So Cal Edison's Katie Sloan is bringing cleaner skies and quieter highways to California by rapidly growing its EV charging infrastructure.

Anbaric’s Soam Goel brings capital and energy expertise to help campuses update aging infrastructure and meet long-term green energy goals.

LA Metro's Tim Lindholm drives the development of a new, multi-modal transit terminal that will connect transit riders and cyclists to LAX.

Metropolitan Water District's John Bednarski leads a unique water purification effort that will help ensure LA's tap water never runs dry.

Tracey Frost drives Caltrans' efforts to make California’s state highways resilient to extreme weather events and safe for all travelers.

The late Ed Krapels backed ocean transmission grids as the most cost-effective way to deliver offshore wind energy to onshore power grids.

Caltrans’ Jeanie Ward-Waller draws on her engineering and long-distance cycling skills to create sustainable active transportation networks.

Landscape architect Carol Adams entices cyclists and pedestrians to explore Boulder, Colo. with creative, visually-engaging urban trails.

ITC Holdings’ Nathan Benedict hopes to increase consumer access to renewable energy through new rules for inter-regional power transfers.

LA Sanitation’s Deborah Deets couples man-made flood control infrastructure with natural filtering mechanisms to improve LA water quality.

Jason Rondou leads LADWP’s efforts to integrate renewable energy, reliability and renovated power infrastructure into the electric grid.

Genevieve Han manages LADWP's efforts to add seismic resiliency to LA’s water delivery system with earthquake-resistant ductile iron pipe.

Cal Water’s Tony Ferrari uses active community engagement and skilled workers to ensure the reliability of LA's water delivery system.