Leo Vazquez
23 June 2006 - 1:57pm
Leo Vazquez, AICP/PP
Leonardo Vázquez is a licensed and credentialed planner who specializes in community development, economic development, management and alliance building. He also has expertise in strategic communications and nonprofit management. He is the principal author of "Lagging Behind: Ethnic Diversity in the Planning Profession in the APA New York Metro Chapter Area", and several other reports on diversity in the profession. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and a licensed Professional Planner in New Jersey. In addition to his planning work, he created and edited the Milano Nonprofit Management Knowledge Hub and the Milano MiX, two online guides for managers in the nonprofit sector. He also directs APA/LeadershipPlenty, a training and coaching program for mid-career professionals in urban planning and community development.
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