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SEARCHKathleen Kelly brings a wealth of experience as she fills in as AC Transit’s general manager while they search for someone to fill the position permanently.
AC Transit has named a new interim general manager, Kathleen Kelly. She will be handling operations until a new general manager can be found.
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The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) board appointed Kathleen Kelly as the transit district’s Interim GM.
Kelly possesses a deep institutional knowledge of AC Transit after holding multiple past leadership roles including budget manager, strategic plan manager, chief transportation officer, asst. GM, and COO.
Her progression through the company has provided her with a thorough understanding of AC Transit’s current operations, policies, and organizational priorities.
“Kelly’s extensive experience and deep knowledge of our operations will be invaluable as she steps into this leadership role,” said Board President Joel Young. “We are confident that Kathleen’s return will provide continuity and strategic direction as we continue to work together to serve our communities and enhance our transit services.”
Bringing Private Experience to the Fold
As the Principal of Kathleen Kelly Consulting, she has also served as several Interim CFO and interim executive director roles throughout the Bay Area.
Kelly has taken over the responsibilities of Michael Hursh, who transitioned from his role as GM/CEO to sr. advisor.
Kelly will act as interim GM as the boardundertakes a nationwide search for a permanent GM/CEO.
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