Mollie has a diverse background that allows her to take a nuanced and systems-based approach to planning and design projects. Originally from Minnesota, Mollie started her planning career doing community development planning and grant administration for the City of Duluth, MN. Mollie moved to Texas to get a master’s degree in Community and Regional Planning at the University of Texas at Austin. During her time at UT, she honed her research skills, focusing on subjects like emerging technologies in transportation and highway revisioning efforts. At Asakura Robinson, Mollie has worked on a variety of long-range planning and urban design projects. Her contributions to projects have varied, ranging from community engagement services and graphics development to more technical efforts, including spatial analysis, scenario planning, and zoning code analysis. Mollie looks forward to continuing to empower communities through her thoughtful and interdisciplinary work at Asakura Robinson.