Jayson Edward B. San Juan wears several professional hats. He is a licensed environmental (urban) planner, a non-profit manager, and a local government advocate.
At the core of these professional engagements is public policy, and this is where Jayson's academic and professional interests lie. Through public policy work, either as a direct implementor or as an intervenor, he brings a unique blend of technical expertise and passionate advocacy, with a focus on ensuring holistic growth and meaningful changes in the community.
Sustainable transportation planning
Land/water use planning
Communities of care (gender-based urban planning and placemaking)
Emerging issues (i.e., agile planning, complexity, futures thinking, project leadership in local governments)
Areas of research
Research consultancy (i.e., local governance, public policy, and systems improvement)
Land and water use planning (i.e., CLUP / CDP preparation, conduct of feasibility studies)
Briefings or situationers on urbanism and environmental/urban planning issues
Trainings on local development planning, local project leadership, and public policy
Media interviews on urban and local government issues
Government relations and public affairs