Annie Fryman is a seasoned professional who transitioned from a design background in architecture to focusing on writing and implementing laws that shape the built environment and its systems, understanding the profound impact of these decisions on society.

With a diverse career spanning roles in architecture, policy-making, academia, community organizing, and local government, Annie brings a unique perspective to her work at Abodu as the Director of Cities, building on her experience leading housing, land use, and transportation policy for California Senator Scott Wiener.

An active guest lecturer at prestigious universities, including Stanford, Harvard, and UCLA, Annie Fryman educates students on the intersection of law, design, and public policy, reflecting her commitment to sharing knowledge and shaping future leaders.

Starting her academic journey by studying architecture at Stanford University, Annie has since delved into various domains, showcasing a passion for understanding and improving the social and economic dynamics of communities through her work and engagements.

Annie Fryman's professional journey, from architectural designer to policy influencer, displays a unique blend of creativity, analytical thinking, and a drive to make a positive impact on the world through her expertise in law, finance, architecture, and urban planning.