Terea (she/her) leverages her position to advocate for a transformative approach to transportation electrification that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and accessibility for all. With a background as an operations and supply chain management professor, she emphasizes transparent and accountable decision-making to drive innovation in transportation electrification programs, particularly for underserved communities. Formerly the Director of Clean Mobility Programs at GRID Alternatives, Terea led the design and implementation of pivotal initiatives, including the statewide equity program, Access Clean CA. She also contributes her expertise as a board member of Forth Mobility, a graduate in Coro Northern California's 70th Public Policy fellowship class, and a proud alumna of Mills College in Oakland, CA. In her free time, Terea enjoys making ceramics or relaxing with her cat, Panda, and dog, Kava, while diving into a good book.