our team

Breen Masciotra

Breen Masciotra (she/they), 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 planning and infrastructure projects at firms including WSP and evolveEA, with a focus on transit-oriented development, transit planning, and grant writing. She has a long with Mobilify, 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 Affairs 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. 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.

Ngani Ndimbie

Ngani Ndimbie (she/her) is the Director of Programs at Mobilify Southwestern Pennsylvania. Ngani has led projects related to automated vehicles, low-speed and shared transportation, equitable transportation, electric vehicles, environmental justice, and pedestrian infrastructure. Ngani is also experienced in public engagement and legislative strategy. Prior to her role at Mobilify, Ngani worked for influential non-profits including Bike Pittsburgh and the ACLU of Pennsylvania and held positions in government including in the Office of Environmental Justice at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and supported critical policy initiatives at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

Ngani completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Florida. She earned a Master of Science in Public Policy and Management degree from Carnegie Mellon University where she also completed a graduate fellowship with Traffic21, a transportation research institute.