Isabel Dedring is London's Deputy Mayor for Transport. In this capacity she is responsible for setting policy and ensuring programme delivery across the Mayor's transport portfolio. Key projects in this role have included the Tube Reliability Programme, targeting a 30% reduction in delays, developing the Mayor's recent Cycling Vision, and leading the development of London's first-in-a-generation new roads strategy through the Roads Task Force. Prior this, she was the Mayor's Environment Advisor and her other previous roles include work for the US Agency for International Development, advising inbound investors at Ernst & Young Kazakhstan, and a focus on regulated industries at McKinsey & Company. Ms Dedring is a Board member of the Institute for Sustainability and Deputy Chair of the Transport for London Board.
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