our team

Breen Masciotra

Breen Masciotra, AICP, serves as Executive Director of Mobilify, bringing two decades of experience in community and transportation planning. Her work centers on advancing social equity, improving urban mobility, and building strong partnerships to strengthen cities and neighborhoods.

Prior to joining Mobilify, Breen managed complex planning and infrastructure projects at firms including WSP and evolveEA, with a focus on transit-oriented development, bus rapid transit planning, and grant writing and design. She has long collaborated with Mobilify on transit facilities and infrastructure planning efforts, making her transition into this role a natural extension of that partnership.

Breen holds a master’s degree in Public Administration with concentrations in Urban & Regional Analysis and Environmental Management & Policy from the University of Pittsburgh, and a bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis. She is accredited by the American Institute of Certified Planners and the EcoDistricts AP program. A longtime leader in the field, Breen serves on the National Steering Committee for MPACT (formerly Rail~Volution), supporting efforts to advance more livable, connected communities through better transit and land use decisions.

Zoe Iseri

Zoe Iseri grew up in the small town of Wellsboro, Pennsylvania—home to the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. She earned her B.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies of the Middle East, with minors in French and Arabic, from Whittier College. Currently, she’s pursuing her M.S. in Public Policy Management and Data Analysis at Carnegie Mellon University. Her passion for equity and social impact inspired her to dive into the world of transportation policy, and since October 2024, she’s been a policy intern with Mobilify, working to make mobility more inclusive and accessible.

When she’s not exploring policy solutions, you can find Zoe immersed in the arts—whether watching live theater, singing opera, or dancing.

Nida Mirza is a policy and data analyst from California. She earned her BA in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. As a data scientist at the non-profit Code for America, she helped make CalFresh (SNAP) more accessible, and advocated for the expansion of the social safety net.

Currently, she's pursuing a MS in Public Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University, with a focus on sustainable urban development.  She's deeply interested in how infrastructural improvements can shape more equitable, sustainable and resilient communities. 

When she's not digging through transportation data, she spends her time baking and collecting print magazines.

Nida Mirza