Pilar Lorenzana-Campo is a senior associate in planning and development for PHLP's Planning for Healthy Places program. She specializes in forging partnerships among disciplines interested in leveraging their resources to improve public health conditions, and engaging community stakeholders in building common goals and priorities across agency and departmental boundaries. She also develops policies and development standards that make healthy choices possible in communities nationwide. Over the past 14 years she has worked extensively in the private sector as an architect and planning consultant, designing master planned communities and crafting specific plans for developments throughout California. She is a graduate of the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines and received a graduate degree in urban and environmental planning from Arizona State University.