While Eisen|Letunic is a new planning firm, the firm's principals, Victoria Eisen and Niko Letunic, have a combined thirty-five years of transportation, environmental and urban planning experience. Our clients include the Metropolitan Transportation Commission; the transportation authorities of Alameda, San Francisco, and Sonoma counties; and the cities of San Francisco, Fremont and San Leandro. Prior to founding Eisen|Letunic in 2004, Victoria and Niko worked as staff for a number of government agencies at the local, regional and federal levels, including the Association of Bay Area Governments, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the City of Oakland and the County of Sonoma, and also for nonprofit groups such as the Funders' Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities.

Eisen|Letunic has extensive experience in a number of planning areas, including smart growth and livable communities, non-motorized transportation, environmental quality and general plans. Within those areas, our firm's emphasis is on projects that require extensive research, in-depth analysis and clear, succinct writing. These include:

• Research into and analysis of existing conditions and policies;
• Formulation of project vision, goals and objectives, plan or program priorities, and policy recommendations;
• Development of case studies, toolkits and resource guides (including ones geared to non-planning audiences);
• Development of model and special-purpose ordinances and regulations; and
• Preparation of general plans and individual elements.

Eisen|Letunic, as a majority woman-owned firm, is a certified disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE).