Triveece Penelton, AICP, NOMA, directs community engagement and long-range planning services at Vireo. She is also the creator of the Digicate® software application for community engagement. Triveece is a Founding Member and Advisor of Planning for Health Equity, Advocacy & Leadership (PHEAL) and an alumna of the Racial Equity Institute. Her work has won national and state awards for engagement, communications, and planning along with a NOMA NAACP Seed Award for Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) in Design. Triveece has over 20 years of experience. During 2022, she founded Penelton Interactive to provide leadership and professional development services to private and non-profit organizations. Triveece earned a Bachelor of Arts – Architectural Studies and Master of Urban Planning from the University of Kansas.