Christopher Lamm

Background

About Christopher Lamm

Christopher Lamm has 19 years of experience in transportation planning and policy. His goal is to provide transportation and economic development agencies with the tools they need to identify freight-specific needs and deficiencies, assess alternatives, develop freight-specific transportation system performance measures, advance projects through Federal, State, and local environmental review processes, support the preparation of grant applications; and perhaps most importantly, to find innovative and effective ways to communicate with private-sector and community stakeholders. Chris has consulted a wide range of public and private-sector clients, including- State Departments of Transportation (DOTs)- Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs)- County and municipal governments- Port Authorities and private terminal operators- Regional or multi-state planning organizations- Economic development agencies; and - Private-sector freight transportation service providers. Chris is excels in developing and analyzing- GIS databases and tools- Commodity flow databases- MS Excel-based spreadsheet models; and - Outreach and presentation documents. Chris is a member of the Transportation Research Board Standing Committee on Freight Economics and Supply Chains (AT011)