Noreen Doyle oversees the design, management, development and programming of the beloved four-mile-long waterfront park and its 400-acre estuarine sanctuary. Under Doyle’s leadership, the Trust has completed construction of nearly 10 acres of new public open space, delivered high impact environmental educational programming to 30,000 children and adults each year, and completed two large habitat enhancement projects that have reintroduced 35 million oysters to the Hudson River. Throughout her tenure at the Trust, Doyle has championed direct access to the Hudson River, working with local communities and organizational partners to expand in water programming and environmental research.

Previously, Doyle was a Vice President at AKRF, Inc., a leading environmental and planning consultant in Manhattan, where she helped manage projects like the Second Avenue Subway and Queens West. Noreen has a BA from Smith College and completed coursework towards a doctorate in Comparative Literature from New York University.  She and her family are fortunate to enjoy access to the Hudson River in their home community of Irvington, NY. She loves nothing more than to be in or out on the water, and still aspires to learn how to sail.