Juan Restrepo is a transportation professional, born and raised in Queens, who has spent the past decade in community organizing and advocacy work to make our city the best place in the world to walk, bike, and take mass transit. As the former Director of Organizing and Advocacy at Transportation Alternatives, Juan built political and grassroots support for street-redefining projects including Congestion Pricing, Universal Daylighting, Open Streets, the Queensboro and Brooklyn Bridge mobility paths, and dozens of local efforts across the five boroughs. He is now joining Lime as a Senior Regional Lead for Government Relations to expand micromobility options throughout New York City. Whether organizing in community spaces or negotiating in City Hall, Juan remains driven by a simple belief: that the way we move shapes the way we live, and that every New Yorker deserves a real choice in how they get around.