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Debbie Frank
Deputy Chief Executive Officer at WeGo Public Transit
Debbie Frank is a seasoned real estate development and urban planning expert with over 20 years of experience working on development/redevelopment projects for public and private sector organizations.
Debbie is skilled in spearheading and leading the implementation of real estate projects and planning studies, bringing together a team of professionals to see projects through from inception to completion.
With a background in Community Planning and Urban Planning from the University of Cincinnati and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University respectively, Debbie has a solid educational foundation.
Having held key roles such as Deputy Chief Executive Officer at WeGo Public Transit and President at Urban Blueprint, LLC, Debbie has showcased her leadership abilities and strategic vision in various organizations.
Her tenure at MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority) in positions like Director of Transit Oriented Development and Senior Development Project Manager demonstrates her expertise in transit-oriented development.
Additionally, Debbie has valuable experience in project management from her roles at Convention Center Authority of Metro Nashville/Davidson County and the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Throughout her career, Debbie has honed her skills in community engagement, stakeholder management, and communication, showing a knack for building relationships and ensuring project success.
Highlights
Today was a celebratory day for #WeGo Public Transit and the Nashville community! We celebrated the opening of the Dr. Ernest “Rip” Patton, Jr. North Nashville Transit Center. Named in honor of the late Dr. Patton, a Freedom Rider and early member of Nashville’s Civil Rights Movement that led to the desegregation of the city’s lunch counters and other public spaces, the new transit center pays homage to North Nashville’s roots in the Civil Rights Movement.
Today, also marked my first #WeGo Board Meeting!
I somehow missed this post by Electric Owl Studios about the open house meeting for MARTA’s Indian Creek Station Master Plan for TOD. We had a great turnout of around 250 attendees. A big thank you to Electric Owl Studios for hosting this important community event!
