Courtney Ehrlichman

Courtney Ehrlichman is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse educational background. She holds a Master of Public Administration (MPA) with a focus on Public Policy, Information Technology, and Design Thinking from Carnegie Mellon University. Additionally, she completed Executive Education in Technology Strategy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies/Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh. Moreover, she pursued further studies at Coro Women in Leadership and the Gloria Steinem Leadership Institute.

Courtney Ehrlichman has held various significant roles in different organizations, showcasing her versatile skill set. Currently, she serves as the Head of Strategy at NextLab // Smart Mobility Office within Panasonic North America. Previously, she was an Advisor at the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship and the Founder & CEO of The Ehrlichman Group. She also co-founded and advised RoadBotics, served as the Deputy Executive Director at The Traffic21 Institute & Mobility21 at Carnegie Mellon University, and held roles such as Director of Experiments at cityLAB, Founder & Director at Flight School Fellowship, Special Faculty Researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, Real Estate & Planning Manager at Friendship Development Associates, Director of Operations at Red Star Ironworks, and even worked as a Bicycle Messenger at Jet Messenger.