In her time at Landmark, Caitlin was a fierce advocate for our region’s historic resources, particularly in underrepresented communities. She co-founded the Young Urban Preservationists (YUPs), a group of preservationists in the greater Rochester region dedicated to promoting inclusive, modern, and innovative preservation practices to help revitalize communities and our built environment.  With the YUPs, she helped plan and lead a series of popular Architecture in the Wild walking tours with Rochester Brainery. Caitlin organized the New York Statewide Preservation Conference, a partnership between The Landmark Society, the Preservation League, and New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation. In her role as Director of Preservation, Caitlin was responsible for growing The Landmark Society’s consulting business, providing tax credit and historic resource survey services to building owners and municipalities across our nine-county area and beyond. Caitlin’s connection to our community was evident in her long-standing involvement in the Celebrate City Living Program. Her presence at community meetings and events was always accompanied by insightful observations to help move Rochester forward. Her quick wit and deep passion for preservation were the qualities that made her time at Landmark truly memorable.