ANTONELLA GIORGI

Motivated and passionate transportation and sustainability professional with hands-on experience in research, advocacy, and community engagement. Skilled in conducting transit ridership studies, developing educational programs, and driving sustainable transportation initiatives. Proven ability to engage with administrators and public officials to advance campaign goals, track and analyze policy at local, regional, and state levels, and integrate voter engagement into organizing efforts. Strong collaborator with a track record of working alongside nonprofit organizations to further community-driven projects and policies.

Student Sustainability Champion 2024-SDSU 2nd Annual Sustainability Summit

• Transformed complex climate information into actionable plans: effectively worked with students, faculty, staff, and local politicians with the goal of advancing campus sustainability
• Collaborated with city officials on sustainable transportation initiatives: advocated for minority groups with the goal of an equitable and accessible city for residents and students in San Diego
• Dedicated to Leadership: Demonstrated dedication, holistic knowledge, leadership skills, and an international experience while chairing weekly Commission meetings about sustainability concepts and initiatives

Outstanding Board, Committee & Commission Award ‘23 -’24 - Associated Students of SDSU

• This award is presented to the Student Commission that demonstrates exceptional achievements within their domain and exemplifies leadership qualities worthy of emulation by similar organizations. Our Commission inspired and trained students to advocate for local and global environmental justice solutions.

Collaborated with the City of San Diego’s Architecture and Urban Planning Team

• Developed a proposal for a 50-story, LEED-certified mixed-use residential building in downtown San Diego, integrating condominiums, local markets, restaurants, a community garden, skateboard park, and terraces.
• Led the design of the building and amenities within a 60,000 sq. ft. lot using SketchUp for 3D modeling and Google Maps/ArcGIS for mapping.
• Presented the project to a group of over 30 urban planners, architects, and professionals, including development project manager from the City of San Diego, highlighting sustainable design and innovative land use.