ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As we recognize the societal pillar of infrastructure this month, we had the chance to sit down with Polly Trottenberg, someone with unmatched experience in infrastructure leadership. Whether overseeing New York City transportation through the pandemic, helping pass the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law while serving as the Deputy Secretary of the US Department of Transportation, or leading as the Acting Administrator of the FAA, she draws from her deep public service motivation to serve the public in a dynamic and complex area.
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