Ashley Mann-McLellan has over 17 years’ experience in policies and practices related to affordable housing and supportive housing. She is a specialist in designing and implementing coordinated entry systems; creating and evaluating Continuum of Care governance and decision-making structures; strategic planning; conducting system performance assessments and making improvement recommendations; centering people with lived expertise in system-building; and planning, launching, and implementing initiatives to end homelessness among specific populations such as youth, Veterans, and people experiencing unsheltered and chronic homelessness. Ms. Mann-McLellan has skills and expertise in the planning, design, and implementation of coordinated entry systems; encampment resolution efforts that center pathways to housing; property owner engagement; housing-focused and people-centered emergency shelter; curriculum development; and centering lived expertise in governance structures. She holds an M.P.H. from Boston University.