Deborah L. Myerson, AICP
Principal
 
Deborah L. Myerson is an urban planner with fourteen years of professional experience in planning and development. Her expertise includes community design, smart growth, land use/transportation policy and planning, historic preservation, urban revitalization, and housing. 
 
Ms. Myerson has worked closely with local and national scenic byways and heritage corridors around the country to help them reap the benefits of designation. She has spoken widely to local and national audiences on scenic byways topics and authored or co-authored several publications for scenic byway communities.
 
Prior to establishing her own independent consulting firm, Ms. Myerson worked for the Urban Land Institute, a nonprofit research and education organization based in Washington, DC.  As a senior associate with ULI’s land use policy group, Ms. Myerson managed research, education, outreach and advisory services projects in land use policy and real estate, including environmental policy, urban development, smart growth, and housing policy.
 
Previously, Ms. Myerson was director of programs at Scenic America, a national nonprofit conservation organization headquartered in Washington, DC. At Scenic America, Ms. Myerson directed national programs and authored publications on scenic byways, context-sensitive highway design, sign control, wireless tower siting, and other program initiatives aimed at improving visual quality in land use and transportation.
 
Ms. Myerson is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners. She earned a Master of Regional Planning degree from Cornell University and a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Ms. Myerson can be contacted at 812.330.0898 or info@dmyersonconsulting.com. Please contact us for a most recent resume.