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Growing up in Panama City, Panama, Nuria Fernandez’s earliest experience with transit was riding what she calls the “rather unorthodox bus system” of her hometown.
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Dawn Distler’s involvement in the transportation industry began serendipitously.
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Ann Derby, director of marketing and events for INIT Innovations in Transportation Inc., got her start in education.
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With a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and a master’s in business administration, Alice Bravo graduated and hit the ground running. She began her professional career at design firm PBS&J (now called Atkins) in 1991 as a bridge designer and highway engineer.
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In addition to targeting veterans and returning citizens, will also target populations that have historically been excluded from the manufacturing industry, such as women and African-Americans.
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Workshop will explain how a minority- or women-owned business can become a certified DBE firm.
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She is currently the longest-serving transit CEO in the nation. Her career with the authority spans 43 years, 32 of them as CATA’s CEO.
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The project would require many different types of businesses from across different market sectors to participate, including construction and landscaping; and architecture and engineering.
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Greene currently provides services for the robust Link Union Station project in Los Angeles, and the $8.2 billion Honolulu Rail Transit project in Hawaii.
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Most recently, she served as acting administrator in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration.
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