Shoshana Wintman

Analyst

Shoshana is an Analyst based in the New York office. She is passionate about equitable urban development, parks and open spaces, resilient climate adaptation, and inclusive economic growth.

At HR&A, Shoshana conducts real estate, workforce, and policy analysis to inform actionable economic development and workforce strategies at the neighborhood, citywide, and statewide levels across the Northeast. In addition, Shoshana supports a wide range of projects that advance healthier, more resilient, and more equitable communities. She helps clients make the case for investment in resilient infrastructure, parks, and open spaces, and works with stewardship organizations to develop sustainable business plans for these vital community assets. Her work has included business planning and regional positioning for park systems and cultural institutions, with key contributions to the Baton Rouge Recreation and Park Commission systemwide plan, the Esplanade Association strategic plan, and the New Yorkers for Parks “1% for Parks” impact report.

Prior to joining HR&A, Shoshana interned at The Public Interest Law Center, supporting attorneys focused on housing and environmental justice. She later joined the New York City Urban Fellows program, where she worked at NYC Parks on the Planning and Parklands teams. There, she contributed to initiatives spanning urban agriculture, broadband access, and the stewardship of New York’s historic public cemetery, Hart Island.

Shoshana holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies with Honors from the University of Pennsylvania, with a minor in Sustainability and Environmental Management.