Rosie Dudley, AICP

A strategic designer and planner with more than 25 years of experience in the field, Rosie was raised in Albuquerque’s South Valley. She worked in the Bay Area for most of her career, returning to her hometown in 2018. These days you can find her attending Isotopes and United games and at Pat Hurley playing her most recent past-time, pickleball, with three generations of her family. A big-time traveler and adventurer, Rosie has been to almost all continents and has tested her courage by skydiving, hang gliding, bungee jumping, and hanging out with lions and cheetahs.

A creative thinker through and through, Rosie loves puzzles and creative projects. She worked as a jeweler for 5 years in the Bay Area after learning silversmithing at Albuquerque High. Rosie finds fulfillment in her work as a planner because of the mix of design, infrastructure, and community development. Planning takes good intentions and transforms them into long-lasting improvements in our New Mexico communities: whether here in ABQ or across the state. She’s proud of her work completing the long-range plan for UNM, as well as her work preserving historic Albuquerque resources as a board member on the Landmarks Commission.