Trevian Ambroise

Trevian Ambroise has a Master of City Planning with an Urban Redevelopment Certificate, which he obtained from the University of Pennsylvania. He received his Bachelor of Arts in History in 2022 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. His work focuses on economic development as a tool for reconnecting communities through collective visioning and renewed investment. His work aims to address historical marginalization and disinvestment to envision a more just city, both place-based and people-centered.

Degrees

Master of City Planning

Certificates

Urban Redevelopment

Websites

Current event permitting process in Philadelphia makes it incredibly difficult and expensive to organize such events and ensure equitable access to vendors. This Decision Tree (DT) showcases the hassle, expense and repetition involved in planning an event in Philadelphia

Philadelphia '26: Leveraging the Mega-Events of 2026 for Long-Term Impact Current event permitting process in Philadelphia makes it difficult and expensive to organize events and ensure equitable access to vendors. This Decision Tree (DT) showcases the hassle, expense and repetition involved in planning an event in Philadelphia

Enhanced Indego signage to maximize information accessibility and quality, based on precedent in SEPTA Metro and the Mexico City Metro system design that grew out of the Mexico 1968 Olympics.

Philadelphia '26: Leveraging the Mega-Events of 2026 for Long-Term Impact Enhanced Indego signage to maximize information accessibility and quality, based on precedent in SEPTA Metro and the Mexico City Metro system design that grew out of the Mexico 1968 Olympics

A foundation for Philadelphia’s success in 2026 will be the promotion of Gateways to ensure that the influx of visitors, their spending power, and greater investments are distributed throughout the city as opposed to areas that will already see high visitor traffic

Philadelphia '26: Leveraging the Mega-Events of 2026 for Long-Term Impact A foundation for Philadelphia’s success in 2026 will be the promotion of Gateways to ensure that the influx of visitors, their spending power, and greater investments are distributed throughout the city as opposed to areas that see high visitor traffic

Showcasing legacy businesses throughout 2026 & after this program can help support legacy businesses and increase economic opportunity in local commercial corridors. Legacy businesses are neighborhood anchors that have helped to shape the City’s unique identity.

Philadelphia '26: Leveraging the Mega-Events of 2026 for Long-Term Impact Showcasing legacy businesses throughout 2026 & after this program can help support legacy businesses and increase economic opportunity in local commercial corridors. Legacy businesses are neighborhood anchors that have helped shape the City’s identity