Elizabeth is a climate and environment policy and behavioural change specialist.

Elizabeth is leading a major buildings retrofit programme in Fitzrovia and the area's sustainability strategy and delivery.

Elizabeth previously headed an international cities programme for C40 Cities, a global network addressing the climate emergency.

At TfL, Elizabeth delivered multi-million pound travel demand management programmes focused on reduction in car use and promoting safe and sustainable travel. In addition to her expertise in carbon reduction and behaviour change, Elizabeth held a range of senior roles during her 15+ year tenure in performance management, efficiency programme delivery and business planning.

Elizabeth’s roles involved stakeholder consultation for the development of multiple strategy documents including the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy and TfL’s Schools and Young People strategy.

Elizabeth was a management consultant at KPMG's Strategy, Economics and Marketing, delivering multiple projects including stakeholder engagement on the Skills Strategy for London for the London Development Partnership.

Her earlier career involved grassroots campaigning on environmental and sustainability issues and working at progressive policy think tanks in Washington DC.

Elizabeth lead an overseas US voter mobilisation programme for the US Presidential election in November 2020 election, applying behaviour change concepts to reinvigorate civic engagement helping to double overseas voter turnout.

She has a Master’s in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School (1998) and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Yale College (1992).

Elizabeth has specialisms in travel demand management, strategy development, stakeholder engagement, policy analysis, programme management, and organisational change.