Having spent years fostering close ties with its customers, who have in turn helped the company improve its products along the way, MCI begins heading toward its centenary with a focus on sticking to its core values and continuing to innovate.
LIT is excited to build off of last year’s successful summit, which took place in Dallas and was hosted by Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
Maurice Bell joined the organization as COO, and Sherrelle Evans-Jones is now on board as CFO. In addition, DCTA has brought on Bracey Goodwin IV as director, safety and compliance, as well as David Magaña to serve as director, marketing and communications.
With this new appointment, Frank White III is the first African-American to lead the organization as CEO.
Previously, only Jared Walter had been banned from TriMet property for life.
Additionally, Adrienne Torres, chief of development, will be promoted to chief of staff and assist Adams with chartering the agency into a new course of leadership.
Stan Brzezniak previously held the position of business development manager.
Sam Graves has served as the committee’s Ranking Republican Member for the last four years.
Tony Koltuv will serve as the company’s next vice president of Railroad and Transit.
The board will continue to study the financial impacts of extending the program beyond June 2024.
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