Gretchen Milliken

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Gretchen Milliken is a seasoned architect, urban planner, and strategist known for her innovative problem-solving, cross-functional collaboration, and expertise in managing complex projects. She currently is the Director of Strategic Planning and Initiatives at Blaser Ventures. Previously, Gretchen was the Planning Director for Park City Municipal, where she oversaw all land-use planning activities, including significant resort development applications, land annexations, and historic district management. Before her tenure in Park City, she spent eight years as the Director of Advanced Planning and Sustainability for Louisville Metro Government in Kentucky. Gretchen also played an active role in the Urban Land Institute (ULI), participating in the prestigious ULI Rose Fellowship and spearheading the creation of the Kentucky ULI District Council. Gretchen’s professional journey began in Stockholm, Sweden, where integrating architecture, urban planning, and sustainable growth profoundly shaped her approach. Her work is guided by a holistic philosophy that places people and their interaction with the natural and built environment at its core. This ensures every project fulfills its functional goals and enhances the well-being and quality of life of the communities it serves. Member Directory  Arrow

Biography: Gretchen Milliken is a seasoned architect, urban planner, and strategist known for her innovative problem-solving, cross-functional collaboration, and expertise in managing complex projects. She currently is the Director of Strategic Planning and Initiatives at Blaser Ventures. Previously, Gretchen was the Planning Director for Park City Municipal, where she oversaw all land-use planning activities, including significant resort development applications, land annexations, and historic district management. Before her tenure in Park City, she spent eight years as the Director of Advanced Planning and Sustainability for Louisville Metro Government in Kentucky. Gretchen also played an active role in the Urban Land Institute (ULI), participating in the prestigious ULI Rose Fellowship and spearheading the creation of the Kentucky ULI District Council. Gretchen’s professional journey began in Stockholm, Sweden, where integrating architecture, urban planning, and sustainable growth profoundly shaped her approach. Her work is guided by a holistic philosophy that places people and their interaction with the natural and built environment at its core. This ensures every project fulfills its functional goals and enhances the well-being and quality of life of the communities it serves.

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