Bahij Chancey

Bahij Chancey is a professional with a strong dedication to creating equitable, sustainable, and vibrant cities through his work and research. His interests lie in infrastructure networks, including mobility, energy, and waste, with a focus on civic engagement, collective organizing, data analytics, and the integration of nonprofit and municipal services.

Bahij Chancey holds a Master in City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture from Yale University. His educational background reflects a blend of urban planning and design expertise.

Throughout his career, Bahij Chancey has been associated with prestigious organizations such as the City Form Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he has contributed as a researcher. He has also worked in various roles at Green City Force, including Consultant, Senior Manager of Development and External Relations, Development and Communications Manager, and Development and Communications Associate.

Additionally, Bahij Chancey has experience as a Land Use and Policy Summer Fellow at the Office of NYC Council Member Carlina Rivera. His diverse professional background includes roles at NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, Alexander Antonelli Architect PLLC, Artsy Inc., Greensulate LLC, Alwan Foundation for the Arts, Yale University Art Gallery, Leila Mae LLC, Sheryl Lee Inc., and Rubin Museum of Art.

Bahij Chancey's multifaceted professional journey highlights his expertise in urban planning, community development, sustainable practices, and nonprofit management. His vast array of experiences equips him with a well-rounded perspective on creating positive changes in urban environments.