Genevieve is a Senior Civil Engineer for the Los Angeles County Public Works, Stormwater Planning Division. She has worked for the County of Los Angeles since 2000, and in her current role, she is the watershed manager for the Upper LA River Watershed area in which she oversees long term multi-benefit planning for the Los Angeles County Flood Control District.

Jessica is a Partner at OLIN where she leads planning and design projects that seek to create socially and environmentally resilient infrastructure including the Los Angeles County LA River Master Plan and the Rio Hondo Confluence Area Project. Her other significant projects include Chicago’s Vista Tower, a new residential precinct at the University of Washington in Seattle, the new U.S. Embassies in London and Brasilia, the O’Hare Global Terminal, the SELA Cultural Center, and the LA River Index. Jessica’s work explores the relationships between hydrological, cultural, and social contexts. Specifically, she explores how landscape architects can create anticipatory design solutions that create more equitable communities. Jessica teaches at the University of Southern California.

Mark is a fifth-generation Californian who has spent the last 25 years helping to solve some of Southern California’s biggest water resource challenges. He received his doctorate in Civil Engineering from UCLA and is a California registered professional engineer. As a senior principal for Geosyntec, Mark is the co-PM and water resources lead on LA County’s LA River Master Plan.