Mike began with the MIC in 2016. He has approximately 25 years of experience working on a variety of water, solid waste, shoreland zoning, recreational trails, aquatic toxicology, brownfield redevelopment, and transportation planning projects for numerous sectors with a wide variety of people. In his role with the MIC Mike utilizes these past experiences, including leading the MIC’s Harbor Technical Advisory Committee (HTAC), coordinating all Duluth-Superior area Long Range Transportation Plan work, and working on a variety of local transportation planning projects.
Mike earned a BS in Water Resources – Aquatic Toxicology from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, a MS in Environmental Toxicology from Clemson University, and a MS in Urban and Regional Planning – Land Use Planning from the University of Wisconsin.
Outside of work Mike enjoys paddling canoes and kayaks, especially while exploring remote wilderness areas or class 1-2 whitewater rivers.






