Meet the N.O.I.S.E. Team

Emily Tranter - N.O.I.S.E. Executive Director

Emily Tranter is the Executive Director and National Coordinator for N.O.I.S.E, coordinating policy and outreach efforts. Ms. Tranter advocates for affected communities by bringing together local airport officials and federal policymakers to work on federal policies to reduce unreasonable levels of aviation noise through a combination of quieter aircrafts, increased noise abatement resources, and opportunities for local communities to contribute to airport expansion decisions. 

Ms. Tranter serves as Contributing Editor for the Federal Transportation Advocate and is regularly asked to address and brief local elected officials on transportation and related economic/infrastructure development projects. Ms. Tranter also served on the staff of former Minnesota Senator Mark Dayton.


Greg Rubio - N.O.I.S.E. Communications Director

Greg Rubio is the Federal and Regulatory Affairs Professional with the Primacy Strategy Group. He brings a wealth of knowledge stemming from policy research, political campaigns, federal and state experience.

In addition to his work as a clerk in the Arizona State Senate, Greg spent time in the U.S. House of Representative’s Democratic Caucus led by current Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY). In the Caucus he collaborated with his peers on various policy issues and assisted in orchestrating the weekly Democratic Caucus meeting for all House Democrats. After his experience under the Caucus, he worked under the former Vice-Chair for the Education and Labor Committee Congressman Andy Levin of Michigan.

After his time in Congress, Greg worked on the 2020 election as a Field Organizer with the Arizona Democrats to elect President Joe Biden and U.S. Senator Mark Kelly. He later became a Field Organizer in the New York City Mayoral race for Maya Wiley working in the heart of the Bronx and educating communities of color about Ranked Choice Voting and New York City’s primary elections.

Greg attended Arizona State University receiving a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and received his Masters from George Washington University in Political Management emphasizing in Political Advocacy.