About

SCOTT MULLEN

Transportation Demand Management Director 

Scott Mullen joined A Better City as Transportation Demand Management Director in summer 2020 to, in his words “...build innovative, scalable TDM policies of the future, now.” Mully leads policy research and advocacy related to active transportation, public transportation, employer benefits, transit fare policy, and city/state regulations. He leads multiple Transportation Management Associations (TMAs) that collectively serve more than 100,000 commuters from the largest institutional employers in Boston. 

A shared economy pioneer, Mully was an early employee at several groundbreaking companies and played a key part in the formation and growth of three transportation sectors: carsharing at Zipcar, bikesharing at Hubway (now BlueBikes), and micromobility at Lime. He has led teams in startup operations, business development, advocacy, strategy, and government relations. 

Mully holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Merrimack College. On weekends, he and his grade school daughter make good use of the bike racks on MBTA buses to extend their ride radius in search of adventure, and lunch. 

Oussama Ouadani

Manager of TMA Operations & Engagement 

Oussama joined A Better City from the Lab @ MassDOT, where he served as an Innovation Fellow developing public engagement tools in support of statewidemicromobility policy. Prior to MassDOT, he led strategic analytics and built performance tracking systems at a national nonprofit to improve organizational outcomes. He later joined the City of Cambridge, redesigning data and GIS systems to streamline public art operations.

Born in Boston and raised in Cambridge, Oussama is committed to mobility equity and to reimagining auto-centric streets as spaces that center people, safety, and delight. He brings to A Better City a deep connection to the region’s transportation systems, cultures, and people.

Oussama received a Master of City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Babson College.In his free time, he is an avid artist and walker, drawing scenes of urban life.

Amir Wilson

TMA Coordinator & Spatial Data Analyst 

Amir Wilson joined A Better City in March 2024 as TMA Coordinator and Spatial Data Analyst. In his role, Amir works with the TDM Unit to foster workforce-wide commuter mode-shift by contributing to ongoing TDM research and data analysis, supporting TMA operations and administration, and providing specialized commuter programming to member organizations served by Allston-Brighton TMA and Allston Brighton TMA. 

Prior to starting in his full-time role, Amir completed a 3-month internship with A Better City through the MassCEC Clean Energy Internship Program in Fall 2023. As an intern, he worked with the Energy & Environment Unit on an ArcGIS project mapping and comparing the impacts of summer extreme heat, urban tree canopy, air quality in proximity to roadways, and social vulnerability across Boston neighborhoods. The goal of this mapping is to help the City and its partners prioritize Boston’s most vulnerable communities when rolling out the first wave of heat resilience investments. 

Amir graduated from Boston University in 2023 as the recipient of the CAS College Prize for Excellence in Earth and Environment and one of the recipients of the Student Sustainability Leadership Award. He holds a Master of Science in Remote Sensing & Geospatial Sciences from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and a Bachelor of Arts in Earth & Environmental Science from the College of Arts and Sciences at Boston University.