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An energetic and visionary innovator dedicated to improving transit at all levels; founder of the Bay Area Regional Transit Association.
A transit leader at the local, state, and national levels; the first head of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority; APTA president.
A transit construction expert who for over 45 years worked in all phases of engineering management, logistics planning, and support.
A model general manager dedicated to quality service, who was instrumental in the formation of transit systems in Pittsburgh and Florida.
An American Transit Association president with 45 years of service to the private sector, public agencies, and transit management companies.
A 36-year transit executive who played a key role in the post-World War II modernization of transit in Buffalo and New York City.
A leader of the industry, president of the New York City Transit Authority and chief executive at the Denver RTD and Fluor Corporation.
WMATA’s general manger whose tact, diplomacy, and resolve led to the federal commitment to the Metrorail system.
A hands-on transit manager for over 40 years who oversaw the evolution of transit from the private to the public sector in northern California.
A transit executive and practical problem solver who participated in the creation, development, and restructuring of several leading transit systems.
A catalyst acclaimed nationwide for fostering transit programs for the elderly and persons with disabilities in San Mateo County, California.
A charter member of Oakland’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission, concentrating on rural transit needs and the disadvantaged.
A pioneer in modern rapid transit, whose “lean and mean” management style in Cleveland served transit well for over 40 years.
A transit professional with a deep understanding of the industry, who headed the Chicago Transit Authority and founded a scholarship fund.
A legendary California state legislator who dedicated his career to improving the environment through public transportation.
A transit professional who recognized the significance of marketing and promotion to attract new riders during his 30-year career.
A general manager of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District who achieved numerous innovative breakthroughs.
The chief architect of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District and first executive vice president of APTA, a 37-year professional.
A vice president of engineering for Bus Industries of America who had a knack for identifying transit needs in North America.
A transit manager for over 43 years and APTA secretary-treasurer, who dedicated himself to community service, integrity, and the industry.
A tireless worker for both the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority and APTA, with sustained vision and dedication during a 23-year transit career.
A transit leader and recipient of the Jesse L. Haugh Award, who headed the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority for 12 years.
A leading transit advocate who served as New Jersey transportation commissioner and general manager of both PATH and SEPTA.
A dominant figure in New Jersey transit whose 50-year career resulted in many contributions to New Jersey Transit Corporation.
A strong industry advocate who became an effective voice for APTA Business Members and a tireless transit supporter.
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