Melissa PMP is a seasoned Principal Environmental Planner and Project Manager at ICF, where she leverages her extensive expertise in environmental planning and compliance to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in water resources and land use. With over 20 years of experience in...
Melissa PMP is a seasoned Principal Environmental Planner and Project Manager at ICF, where she leverages her extensive expertise in environmental planning and compliance to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in water resources and land use. With over 20 years of experience in the field, including 15 years specifically in project management, Melissa has honed her skills in navigating complex regulatory frameworks and fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders. Her role as Project Manager for the Delta Conveyance Project EIS underscores her commitment to sustainable water management in California, where she leads multidisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive environmental impact statements that align with NEPA regulations.
In addition to her work on the Delta Conveyance Project, Melissa has successfully managed the Sites Reservoir EIR/EIS, which was finalized in November 2023. This project highlights her proficiency in watershed management and her ability to address environmental issues related to climate change and water resource allocation. Her adeptness in conflict resolution and understanding of government regulations enables her to facilitate productive dialogues among federal, state, and local agencies, ensuring that all perspectives are considered in the planning process.
Melissa's passion for building creative solutions to complex problems is evident in her approach to environmental planning. As a Certified Change Practitioner, she embraces innovative strategies that not only meet regulatory requirements but also promote resilience in the face of evolving environmental challenges. Her leadership style fosters a collaborative environment where team members are encouraged to think critically and creatively, ultimately driving successful project outcomes that benefit both the environment and the communities they serve.
