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TRANSPORTATION DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION LEADERSHIP DIRECTORY & BUYERS’ GUIDE

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2018 ARTBA Leadership Directory & Buyers’ Guide

Published by: American Road & Transportation Builders Association 250 E Street, S.W., Suite 900 Washington, D.C. 20024 Ph: 202.289.4434 www.artba.org

Publisher T. Peter Ruane

Chairman’s Message .................................................................................... A-7

Staff Directory ................................................................................................ A-9

Executive Committee ................................................................................A-10

Board of Directors ......................................................................................A-12

Council of State Executives .....................................................................A-20

Past Chairmen’s Council ...........................................................................A-22

Bylaws .............................................................................................................A-23

2018 Key Meetings & Events ..................................................................A-29

Chairmen, Presidents, & Treasurers ......................................................A-30

Life Members ...............................................................................................A-32

ARTBA Award Winners ..............................................................................A-33

Division Leadership ...................................................................................A-37

Standing Committees ...............................................................................A-38

Councils .........................................................................................................A-40

Commissions & Task Forces ....................................................................A-42

Buyers’ Guide to Products & Services .....................................................B-1

Preferred Vendors ....................................................................................... B-20

2018 LEADERSHIP DIRECTORY & BUYERS’ GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volvo Construction Equipment, A-2

Safety Certification for Transportation Project Professionals, A-3

Acrow Bridge, A-4

Wirtgen America, A-6

Weiler, A-8

The Lane Construction Corp., A-27

Volkert, A-27

OSHA Harwood Grant, A-28

Federal Highway Administration Safety Training, A-34

National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse, A-35

ARTBA Transportation Construction Safety Center, A-36

STV Incorporated, A-36

Herzog Contracting Corp., A-39

Heritage Construction & Materials, A-40

Brite-Line, A-42

ARTBA Membership, A-43

Gregory, A-44

3M, B-23

GOMACO, B-24

Advertising Sales Peter [email protected]

Design & Layout Sammy Monaghan

©2018 ARTBA. All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, without prior written permission from the publisher.

Contact information for ARTBA leaders current as of Nov. 1, 2017.

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RTBA has just completed its 115th year advocating on behalf of its members for strong investment in transportation to meet the public and business demand for safe and efficient travel.

Not many organizations can say they have been around that long. The secret to the association’s longevity is found in its constancy of purpose, a very talented Washington, D.C.-based professional staff, and ongoing contributions from extraordinary volunteer leaders representing all sectors of the transportation design and construction industry.

Most of these current leaders can be found in this 2018 ARTBA Leadership Directory & Buyers’ Guide—one of the most valuable resources published each year.

The directory offers a “who’s who” of the industry’s top executives and companies. It features the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, Council of State Executives, and Past Chairmen. It also includes lifetime members, “ARTBA Award” winners, and individuals serving on select committees, councils, task forces and commissions.

For 2018, and beginning on page A-23, we’ve also added the bylaws to help you better understand ARTBA’s governance procedures.

A searchable database of contact information for all 8,000 ARTBA members can be found in the “Members Only” section of www.artba.org.

The Buyers’ Guide showcases products and services from leading industry suppliers, manufacturers, design firms and contractors, and it contains contact information so you can connect with their sales representatives. There’s a complete index on page B-22. Please consider doing business with them.

Special thanks to our advertisers and members who help to make ARTBA a success. We hope this 2018 Leadership Directory & Buyers’ Guide will help contribute to your success!

Matt Cummings2018 ARTBA Chairman AECOMPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE


weiler

Engineered Innovation.From innovative designs to Caterpillar dealer service and support, Weiler is paving the way to success for contractors across North America and around the world. Weiler’s remixing transfer vehicles, commercial pavers, road wideners, windrow elevators, static split-drum compactors, tack distributors and front mount screeds are engineered with innovative features to increase productivity while reducing operating costs.

Weiler equipment is sold and serviced through Caterpillar dealers globally.

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Bauer, David Senior Vice President, Government Relations 202.683.1003

Black, Alison Premo Senior Vice President, Policy; Chief Economist; Deputy Managing Director, Contractors Division 202.683.1007

Camardi, Michael IT Manager 202.683.1015 Embrey, Peter Director of Sales 202.683.1026

Eradiri, Marho Junior Web Developer 202.683.1016

Forsythe, Michael Chief Financial Officer 202.683.1011

Franks, Dean Vice President, Congressional Affairs 202.683.1006

Goldstein, Nick Assistant General Counsel; Vice President, Regulatory Affairs; PAC Manager 202.683.1005

Holan, Mark Editorial Director 202.683.1018

Houlihan, Eileen Senior Writer/Editor; Media Relations Manager; Scholarship Program Manager 202.683.1019

Jeanneret, Matt Senior Vice President of Communications & Marketing; Executive Director, ARTBA-Transportation Development Foundation 202.683.1002

Johnson, Brie Events & Special Projects Manager 202.683.1035

Juliano, Rich Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives; Managing Director, Contractors Division; Managing Director, Public-Private Partnerships Division; PAC Treasurer 202.683.1004

Klein, Allison Vice President, Member Services; Managing Director, Materials & Services Division; Managing Director, Planning & Design Division; Executive Director, Bridge Policy & Promotion Council 202.683.1036

Kramer, Carolyn Deputy Director, Transportation Investment Advocacy Center 202.683.1025

Laird, Melanie Program Assistant 202.683.1029

Lammie, Kate Executive Assistant to the President & CEO, and Executive Vice President/COO 202.683.1034

Lyanguzova, Dobrina Staff Accountant 202.683.1014

Monaghan, Sammy Graphic Designer 202.683.1020

Moore, Matt Creative Director, Video & Interactive 202.683.1027

Nada, Lital Shair Market Research Associate; Assistant Director, Research & Education Division 202.683.1021

Proctor, Markus Web Developer 202.683.1017

Regier, Rob Vice President; Manufacturers Division Liaison 202.683.1037

Rose, Allison Manager of Member Services & Chapter Relations; Membership Records Coordinator 202.683.1022

Ruane, Pete President & CEO 202.683.1000

Sakata, Michael Vice President of Information Technology; Managing Director, Transportation Officials Division; Executive Director, Metropolitan Washington Road & Transportation Builders Association 202.683.1010

Sant, Brad Senior Vice President of Safety & Education; Managing Director, Traffic Safety Industry Division; Transportation Development Foundation Executive Director for Safety 202.683.1008

Stinson, Beth MacNeil Director of Education & Online Learning 202.683.1028

Tarrant, Ed Vice President of Meetings & Events 202.683.1031

Toohey, Bill Executive Vice President & COO 202.683.1001

STAFF DIRECTORY

Engineered Innovation.From innovative designs to Caterpillar dealer service and support, Weiler is paving the way to success for contractors across North America and around the world. Weiler’s remixing transfer vehicles, commercial pavers, road wideners, windrow elevators, static split-drum compactors, tack distributors and front mount screeds are engineered with innovative features to increase productivity while reducing operating costs.

Weiler equipment is sold and serviced through Caterpillar dealers globally.

www.weilerproducts.com

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Dr. Melissa S. TooleyDirector of External InitiativesSouthwest Region University Transportation CenterTexas A&M University System 3135 TAMUCollege Station, TX 77843-3135 Ph: [email protected]

Vice Chairman At-Large

Tim DuitPresident Duit Construction P.O. Box 3681 Edmond, OK 73083 Ph: 405.340.0438 [email protected]

Ward NyePresident & CEO Martin Marietta Materials 2710 Wycliff RoadRaleigh, NC 27607Ph: [email protected]


2018 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Jim Fehsenfeld President & CEO Heritage Construction & Materials 5400 West 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46268 Ph: 317.228.8303 [email protected]

David Harwood SVP & Director of Strategic Business Sectors Terracon 18001 W. 106th Street, Suite 300 Olathe, KS 66061 Ph: 913.577.0485 [email protected]

Jeffrey R. ClydePresident W.W. Clyde & Co.1375 N. Main StreetP.O. Box 350Springville, UT 84663Ph: [email protected]

Matt CummingsExecutive Vice PresidentAECOM1700 Market Street, Suite 1600Philadelphia, PA 19103Ph: [email protected]

Paul Yarossi, P.E.Executive Vice PresidentHNTB Corporation LtdEmpire State Building350 Fifth Avenue, 57th FloorNew York, NY 10118Ph: [email protected]

Tim Creson President & CEO Webber, LLC 9303 New Trails Drive, Suite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77381 Ph: 281.987.8787 [email protected]

Rob CharterGroup PresidentCaterpillar Inc.510 Lake Cook Road Deerfield, IL 60015-4971Ph: [email protected]

Thomas W. HillChief Executive OfficerSummit Materials, LLC1550 Wynkoop Street, 3rd FloorDenver, CO 80202 Ph: 303.893.0012 [email protected]

Jeffrey F. Nelson President David Nelson Construction Co. 3483 Alternate U.S. 19 Palm Harbor, FL 34683-2445 Ph: 727.784.7624 [email protected]

Steve McGoughPresident & COOHCSS13151 West Airport Blvd.Sugar Land, TX 77478Ph: [email protected]

Pete RuanePresident & CEOARTBA250 E Street, S.W., Suite 900 Washington, DC 20024Ph: [email protected]

Chairman

Western Region Vice Chairman

Northeastern Region Vice Chairman


First Vice Chairman

Joint Committee Co-Chair

Central Region Vice Chairman


Treasurer

Senior Vice Chairman

ARTBA-TDF Board of Trustees Chairman


Southern Region Vice Chairman

Secretary

Robert Alger, P.E.President & CEOLane Industries, Inc.90 Fieldstone Court Cheshire, CT 06410Ph: [email protected]


Randy Lake Chief Executive Office Oldcastle Materials, Inc. 900 Ashwood Parkway, Suite 700 Atlanta, GA 30338-4780 Ph: 770.522.5600 [email protected]

Don GraulPresidentParsons Construction Group 1499 W. 120th Avenue, Suite 200 Westminster, CO 80234 Ph: 303.895.7138 [email protected]

Contractors Division PresidentJohn P. BoyleChief Operating OfficerUnited Infrastructure Group, Inc. 5562 Pendergrass Blvd.Great Falls, SC 29055Ph: 803.581.6000 [email protected]


Simon Santiago Partner Nossaman, LLP 1666 K Street NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20006 Ph: 202.887.1472 [email protected]

Susan Martinovich Highway/Bridge Market Segment Director CH2M 50 W. Liberty Street, Suite 205 Reno, NV 89501 Ph: 775.720.2696 [email protected]

Jeff L. Sterner President & CEO High Industries1853 William Penn WayP.O. Box 10008 Lancaster, PA 17605-0008Ph: [email protected]


2018 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Dr. José Holguín-Veras Director of the Center for Infrastructure, Transportation, and the Environment Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 110 8th Street, Room JEC 4030 Troy, NY 12180-3590 Ph: 518.276.6221 [email protected]

James R. Madara, P.E.Senior Vice PresidentGannett Fleming, Inc.2717 Hampstead RoadAllentown, PA 18103-9270Ph: [email protected]

Jihane FazioAssociate Vice PresidentAECOM1700 Market Street, Suite 1600Philadelphia, PA 19103Ph: [email protected]

Ronald M. DeFeoExecutive ChairmanKennametal Inc.600 Grant Street, Suite 5100Pittsburgh, PA 15219Ph: [email protected]

Kevin Goforth Vice President, North American Highway Safety Potters Industries, LLC 5 Margaret Drive Chester Springs, PA 19425 Ph: 800.552.3237 x4707 [email protected]

Mike SturinoPresident & CEOIllinois Road & Transportation Builders Association500 Park Blvd., Suite 1250 Itasca, IL 60143-1287 Ph: 630.773.1220 [email protected]

Immediate Past ARTBA Chairman

Transportation Officials Division President Council of State Executives Chair

Research & Education Division PresidentContractors Division First Vice President

Past Chairman’s Council Chairman

AEM Representative

Planning & Design Division President

Industry Leader Development Council Chair

Traffic Safety Industry Division President

Materials & Services Division President Public-Private Partnerships Division President

Secretary

Carl Schoedel, P.E.County EngineerKane County, Illinois Association of County Engineers41W011 Burlington RoadSt. Charles, IL 60175-8499Ph: [email protected]

David ZachryChief Executive Officer Zachry Construction Corporation 2330 North Loop 1604 West P. O. Box 33240 San Antonio, TX 78248Ph: 210.871.3213 [email protected]

Dave Zanetell, P.E. President Kraemer North America 900 Castleton Road Castle Rock, CO 80109 Ph: 303.881.1779 [email protected]


Stephen A. Cardi IIVice PresidentCardi Corporation400 Lincoln AvenueWarwick, RI 02888-3049Ph: [email protected]

Richard CavallaroPresident Skanska USA Civil, Inc.75-20 Astoria BoulevardQueens, NY 11370Ph: [email protected]

Rolando Acosta, Esq.Executive Vice PresidentNortheast Remsco Construction, Inc.1433 Highway 34 South Building B 1Farmingdale, NJ 07727Ph: [email protected]

Tony BoalsVice PresidentWright Brothers Construction Co., Inc.1500 Lauderdale Memorial HighwayCharleston, TN 37310Ph: [email protected]

Dave CantwellManagerRecycled Aggregates, LLC8700 Ashwood Drive Capitol Heights, MD 20743 Ph: [email protected]

David ChapmanPresidentBlakeslee, Arpaia, Chapman, Inc.200 North Branford RoadP.O. Box 835Branford, CT 06405-0835Ph: [email protected]

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORSRobert Alger, P.E.President & CEOLane Industries, Inc.90 Fieldstone Court Cheshire, CT 06410Ph: [email protected]

Brian BellfiVice President Kraemer North America900 West Castleton Road, Suite 220Castle Rock, CO 80109 Ph: 303.688.7500 [email protected]

Dr. Chandra R. Bhat, P.E.Director, Center for Transportation ResearchUniversity of Texas at AustinDepartment of Civil, Architectural & Environmental Engineering1 University Station, C 1761Austin, TX 78712Ph: [email protected]

Doug BlackChief Executive OfficerSiteOne Landscape300 Colonial Center Parkway Suite 600Roswell, GA 30076Ph: [email protected]

John P. BoyleChief Operating OfficerUnited Infrastructure Group, Inc. Great Falls, SC 29055 Ph: 803.581.6000 [email protected]

Larry BrickeyVP & General ManagerThompson-Arthur Paving & Construction, APAC-Atlantic, Inc.300 S. Benbow RoadGreensboro, NC 27401Ph: [email protected]

Rob CharterGroup PresidentCaterpillar Inc.510 Lake Cook Road Deerfield, IL 60015-4971Ph: [email protected]

David L. Abernathy Vice President Abernathy Construction Corp. P.O. Box 1041 Glen Allen, VA 23060 Ph: 804.266.1465 [email protected]

Mark Barkowski Vice President F.H. Paschen 5515 N. East River Road Chicago, IL 60656 Ph: 773.444.3474 [email protected]

Lee Barrack Plant Manager The Lane Construction Corporation PO Box 3846 West Columbia, SC 29171 Ph: 803.308.0432 [email protected]

Aaron Benike President Benike Construction 2960 Highway 14 W. Rochester, MN 55901 Ph: 507.288.6575 [email protected]

Nick Bokaie Vice President Stantec 500 Jefferson Street, Suite 1670 Houston, TX 77002-7300 Ph: 832.509.5544 [email protected]

Ray BondPresident & CEOBalfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc.999 Peachtree Street, NE Suite 200Atlanta, GA 30309-3964Ph: [email protected]

Kelly BriggsPresident & COOBayer Construction Company120 Deep Creek RoadP.O. Box 889Manhattan, KS 66505Ph: [email protected]

Paul Cianciarulo Area Manager Graniterock 120 Granite Rock Way San Jose, CA 95136 Ph: 408.574.1423 [email protected]


John A. Derr, P.E. Senior Vice PresidentGannett Fleming, Inc.3838 N Central Ave, Suite 1900 Phoenix, AZ 85012-1957 Ph: [email protected]

Jim CrowleyVP, New Product Development & Marketing Trinity Highway70 W. Madison Street, Suite 2350 Chicago, IL 60602Ph: [email protected]

Tim CoxGovernment Relations ManagerPSS2444 Baldwin RoadCleveland, OH 44104Ph: [email protected]

Mike CrawfordPresident & CEOSukut Construction, Inc.4010 W. Chandler AvenueSanta Ana, CA 92704-5274Ph: [email protected]

Matt CummingsExecutive Vice PresidentAECOM1700 Market Street, Suite 1600Philadelphia, PA 19103Ph: [email protected]

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

William G. Cox PresidentCorman Construction, Inc.12001 Guilford RoadAnnapolis Junction, MD 20701Ph: [email protected]

Tim CresonPresident & CEOWebber, LLC9303 New Trails DriveSuite 200 The Woodlands, TX 77381Ph: [email protected]

Ronald M. DeFeoExecutive ChairmanKennametal Inc.600 Grant Street, Suite 5100Pittsburgh, PA 15219Ph: [email protected]

Steven D. DeWittSVP, Business DevelopmentACS Infrastructure Development Inc.One Alhambra Plaza, Suite 1200Coral Gables, FL 33134Ph: [email protected]

Nick DiGeronimo Construction ManagerIndependence Excavating, Inc.5720 Schaaf RoadIndependence, OH 44131-1396Ph: [email protected]

Rick DorrisEVP & COOAstec Industries, Inc.4101 Jerome AvenueChattanooga, TN 37407Ph: [email protected]

Tim DuitPresident Duit Construction6250 N. Industrial Blvd.P.O. Box 3681Edmond, OK 73083Ph: [email protected]

Dr. Lily Elefteriadou, Ph.D.Kisinger Campo Professor of Civil EngineeringUniversity of FloridaTransportation Research Center365 Weil Hall, P.O. Box 116580Gainesville, FL 32611Ph: [email protected]

Thomas S. ElmoreCompany FounderEutaw Construction Co., Inc.P.O. Box 36Aberdeen, MS 39730-0036Ph: [email protected]

David ClementPresident, Central RegionVulcan Materials Company115 East Park Drive, Suite 100 Brentwood, TN 37027 Ph: [email protected]

Jeffrey R. ClydePresident W.W. Clyde & Co.1375 N. Main StreetP.O. Box 350Springville, UT 84663Ph: [email protected]

Thomas Dickinson General Manager McGeorge Contracting PO Box 408 Sweet Home, AR 72164 Ph: 501.490.1456 thomas.dickinson@ mcgeorgecontracting.com

Joseph A. Cutillo Chief Executive Officer Sterling Construction Company, Inc. 1800 Hughes Landing Blvd., Suite 250 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Ph: 281.214.0779 [email protected]

Mike Debelak Vice President Michels Corporation P.O. Box 128 Brownsville, WI 53006 Ph: 920.924.4387 [email protected]

Jay Corley Vice President H&L Construction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 243 Troy, AL 30681 Ph: 334.566.4541 [email protected]

Chad Clark Vice President of Seal Coat Operations Clark Construction 5140 Gibbs Sprawl Road San Antonio , TX 78219 Ph: 210.661.6785 [email protected]


Gary L. GodbersenPresident & CEOGOMACO Corporation121 E. State Highway 175P.O. Box 151Ida Grove, IA 51445-0151Ph: [email protected]

Jim FehsenfeldPresident & CEOHeritage Construction & Materials5400 West 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46268Ph: [email protected]

Christopher FronheiserBusiness Development Manager The Lane Construction Company 14500 Avion Parkway, Suite 200 Chantilly, VA 20151 Ph: 703.225.7624 [email protected]

Charles GallagherPresident Gallagher Asphalt Corp.18100 South Indiana AvenueThornton, IL 60476Ph: [email protected]

Robert HarmsChief Executive OfficerGeorge Harms Construction Co., Inc.P.O. Box 817Farmingdale, NJ 07727Ph: [email protected]

Paula J. HammondSenior Vice PresidentWSP USA999 Third AvenueSeattle, WA 98104Ph: [email protected]

Michael GlezerPresidentWagman Heavy Civil, Inc.3290 Susquehanna Trail NorthYork, PA 17405Ph: [email protected]

Matt GirardChief Operating OfficerPlenary Concessions1700 Lincoln Street Suite 3000Denver, CO 80202Ph: [email protected]

Don GraulPresidentParsons Construction Group 1499 W. 120th Avenue, Suite 200 Westminster, CO 80234 Ph: 303.895.7138 [email protected]

Kevin K. GroenewegChairman & CEOMobile Barriers LLC24918 Genesee Trail RoadGolden, CO 80401Ph: [email protected]


Paul W. Gruner, P.E., P.S.County EngineerMontgomery County Engineer’s Office451 West Third StreetDayton, OH 45422Ph: [email protected]

Jihane FazioAssociate Vice PresidentAECOM1700 Market Street, Suite 1600Philadelphia, PA 19103Ph: [email protected]

Scott FantBusiness Development ManagerSloan Construction Co., Inc.250 Plemmons RoadDuncan, SC 29334Ph: [email protected]

Glenn ElyPresidentPKF Mark III, Inc.17 Black Smith RoadP.O. Box 390Newtown, PA 18940Ph: [email protected]

Timothy J. FaerberSenior Vice PresidentHNTB Corporation1 S. Wacker DriveChicago, IL 60606Ph: [email protected]

Mike Foley Vice President Barletta Engineering Corp. 40 Shawmut Road Canton, MA 02021 Ph: 781.821.6222 [email protected]

Maria Fuentes Executive Director Maine Better Transportation 145 State Street Augusta, ME 04330 Ph: 207.622.0526 [email protected]

Kevin Goforth Vice President, North American Highway Safety Potters Industries, LLC 5 Margaret Drive Chester Springs, PA 19425 Ph: 800.552.3237 x4707 [email protected]

John Hale General Sales Manager John Deere Construction & Forestry 1515 5th Avenue Moline, IL 61265 Ph: 309.765.8000 [email protected]

John Harman Vice President Shirley Contracting Company, LLC 45240 Business Court, Suite 100 Dulles, VA 20166 Ph: 703.537.2220 [email protected]

Tom Hardell President/COO George Harms Construction PO Box 817 Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Ph: 732.751.2005 [email protected]


Thomas W. HillChief Executive OfficerSummit Materials, LLC1550 Wynkoop Street, 3rd FloorDenver, CO 80202 Ph: 303.893.0012 [email protected]

Darren KettleExecutive DirectorVentura County Transportation Commission950 County Square Drive, Suite 207Ventura, CA 93003 Ph: [email protected]

Wendall Hirschfeld Vice President Business Development Hirschfeld IndustriesP.O. Box 248Colfax, NC 27235-0248Ph: [email protected]

Eli R. KhourySVP, NE Transportation Business Group DirectorHDR Engineering Inc.500 7th AvenueNew York, NY 10018-4502Ph: [email protected]

Nick Ivanoff, P.E.President | US Transportation Market SegmentLouis Berger Group412 Mount Kemble AvenueP.O. Box 1946Morristown, NJ 07962-1946Ph: [email protected]

Dusty HolcombeVP, Transportation-InfrastructureRS&H, Inc.4235 Innslake Drive, Suite 105Glen Allen, VA 23060 Ph: [email protected]


Clarence LaBarPresidentEmpco-Lite909 Grace StreetElgin, IL 60120Ph: [email protected]

John HendersonPresident, TenCate Geosynthetics AmericasTenCate Geosynthetics365 South Holland DrivePendergrass, GA 30567Ph: [email protected]

Dan HickeyManager of Global Government Relations3M1425 K Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20005Ph: [email protected]

Ken Lanford PresidentLanford Brothers Co., Inc.P.O. Box 7330Roanoke, VA 24019Ph: [email protected]

Randy LakeChief Executive OfficerOldcastle Materials, Inc.900 Ashwood Parkway, Suite 700Atlanta, GA 30338-4780Ph: [email protected]

John C. Hay SVP, Government Relations and Corporate CommunicationsOldcastle Materials, Inc.900 Ashwood Parkway, Suite 600Atlanta, GA 30338Ph: [email protected]

David Harwood, P.E.SVP & Director of Strategic Business SectorsTerracon18001 W. 106th Street, Suite 300Olathe, KS 66061Ph: [email protected]

Chris HawkinsChief Operating OfficerHawkins Construction Company2516 Deer Park Blvd.Omaha, NE 68105Ph: [email protected]

Max J. Hempt President Hempt Brothers, Inc. 205 Creek Road P.O. Box 278 Camp Hill, PA 17001-0278 Ph: 717.737.3411 [email protected]

David B. Heyde Business Development Manager E & B Paving, Inc. 310 Blacketor Drive Rochester, IN 46975 Ph: 574.223.4644 [email protected]

Dr. José Holguín-Veras Director of the Center for Infrastructure, Transportation, and the Environment Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 110 8th Street, Room JEC 4030 Troy, NY 12180-3590 Ph: 518.276.6221 [email protected]

Barclay Hornung President Comanche Construction 16510 W 119th St. Olathe, KS 66061-5892 Ph: 913.782.2980 [email protected]

Chad Housler Construction Manager Granite Construction P.O. Box 27557 Tucson, AZ 85726 Ph: 520.748.8000 [email protected]

Scott Lang EVP, Construction Management Discipline Manager KCI Technologies, Inc. 936 Ridgebrook Road Sparks, MD 21152 Ph: 410.316.7991 [email protected]

Joe Lauderdale President Sunbelt Sealing, Inc. P.O. Box 3770 Jackson, MS 39207-3770 Ph: 601.352.6900 [email protected]


John W. Midgley, P.E.ARTBA Life Member 2012 W. Coachlight DriveJackson, MI 49201Ph: [email protected]

Jan L. Menuez PresidentV.O. Menuez & Son, Inc.1016 S. Washington StreetMillersburg, OH 44654-1541Ph: [email protected]

Richard MarkwithVice President TranSystems Corporation260 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 800 Atlanta, GA 30303Ph: [email protected]

Michael S. McArdleChief Development Officer VHB99 High Street, 10th FloorBoston, MA 02110Ph: [email protected]

Kent H. Marshall VP & Director, Large Projects DevelopmentGranite Construction Inc.585 West Beach Street P.O. Box 50085Watsonville, CA 95077-5085Ph: [email protected]

Susan MartinovichHighway/Bridge Market Segment DirectorCH2M50 W. Liberty Street, Suite 205Reno, NV 89501 Ph: [email protected]

Jim McEvoy President & CEOWirtgen America, Inc.6030 Dana WayAntioch, TN 37013Ph: [email protected]

Charles A. Machemehl, Jr.ARTBA Life Member289 Strathdon PlaceVestavia Hills, AL 35242Ph: [email protected]

James R. Madara, P.E.Senior Vice PresidentGannett Fleming, Inc.2717 Hampstead RoadAllentown, PA 18103-9270Ph: [email protected]

Eugene McCormickARTBA Life Member570 El Camino RealUnit 2503Naples, FL 34119Ph: [email protected]

Steve McGoughPresident & COO HCSS13151 West Airport Blvd.Sugar Land, TX 77478Ph: [email protected]


Ward NyePresident & CEO Martin Marietta Materials 2710 Wycliff RoadRaleigh, NC 27607Ph: [email protected]

Jeffrey F. Nelson PresidentDavid Nelson Construction Co.3483 Alternate U.S. 19Palm Harbor, FL 34683-2445Ph: [email protected]

Tom O’GradyCorporate PresidentHNTB Corporation715 Kirk DriveKansas City, MO 64105Ph: [email protected]

Lew LoveDirector of Government RelationsBLD Services, LLC2424 Tyler StreetKenner, LA 70062Ph: [email protected]

Doug LaVoie, P.E.Senior Vice PresidentCDM Smith6707 Centurion Dr., Suite 100Lansing, MI 48917Ph: [email protected]

J.D. Lowery CEO LoJac Enterprises, Inc. 1401 Toshiba Drive Lebanon, TN 37087 Ph: 615.443.5611 [email protected]

Joseph F. Malandro, P.E. President & COO E.E. Cruz & Company, Inc. 32 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013 Ph: 212.431.3993 [email protected]

Mike Malloure President C.A. Hull Co., Inc. 8177 Goldie Road Walled Lake, MI 48390 Ph: 248.363.3813 [email protected]

Mark Miller President PS Construction Fabrics, Inc. 10361 Pifer Road Wadsworth, OH 44281 Ph: 330.335.3635 [email protected]

Damon Markwell President Markwell Paving P.O. Box 82005 Oklahoma City, OK 73148 Ph: 405.634.5353 [email protected]


James J. Pratt, IIIPresidentPratt Brothers, Inc.45 S. 4th StreetBay Shore, NY 11706Ph: [email protected]

Amanda RimerExecutive AdministratorJ.D. Abrams, Inc.111 Congress Avenue, Suite 2400Austin, TX 78701-4083Ph: [email protected]

Lisa M. Robert, P.E.Executive Vice PresidentRS&H, Inc.10748 Deerwood Park Boulevard SouthJacksonville, FL 32256Ph: [email protected]

Paul Peterson Jr.PresidentThe Paul Peterson Co.950 Dublin RoadP.O. Box 1510Columbus, OH 43216-1510Ph: [email protected]

James R. Peterson ChairmanJames Peterson Sons, Inc.N2251 Gibson DriveP.O. Box 120Medford, WI 54451-0120Ph: [email protected]

George PacchianaPresident Thalle Construction Co. 51 Route 100Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510Ph: [email protected]

Thomas Pelnik III, P.E.Managing DirectorErnst & Young Infrastructure Advisors, LLC1101 New York Avenue, N.W.Washington, DC 20005Ph: [email protected]

Kenneth R. RezendesChairman K. R. Rezendes, Inc.3 Sammys LaneP.O. Box 351Assonet, MA 02702Ph: [email protected]


Dr. Martin PietruchaAssociate ProfessorPennsylvania State University Larson Institute212 Sackett BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802Ph: [email protected]

Kenny ReynoldsVP, OperationsScotty’s Contracting & Stone, LLCP.O. Box 4500Bowling Green, KY 42102-4500Ph: [email protected]

Darrell M. RobinsonVice PresidentRobinson Paving Company5425 Schatulga RoadColumbus, GA 31907Ph: [email protected]

Jeffrey J. Parisi President & Owner Parisi Construction 508 S Nine Mound Road Verona, WI 53593 Ph: 608.848.5991 [email protected]

William R. Peek Chief Executive Officer Peek Pavement Marking, LLC 6867 Mountainbrook Drive, Suite 101Columbus GA 31904Ph: 706.587.5585 [email protected]

David Pellizzari, S.E., P.E. VP, Chicago & Central U.S. ARCADIS U.S., Inc. 120 S. LaSalle , Suite 1350 Chicago, IL 60603 Ph: 312.917.0222 [email protected]

Melinda Peters Partner RK&K 700 East Pratt Street, Suite 500 Baltimore, MD 21202 Ph: 410.728.2900 [email protected]

F. Scott Pierson President Pipe Plus, Inc. 7010 Maccorkle Avenue St. Albans, WV 25177-2249 Ph: 304.722.7400 [email protected]

Peter T. Placke VP, Estimating Gray & Son Inc. 430 West Padonia Road Timonium, MD 21093 Ph: 410.771.4311 [email protected]

Charles Potts Chairman of the Board Heritage Construction & Materials 1541 NE Outrigger Landings Drive Unit 305 Jensen Beach, FL 34957 Ph: 317.696.7493 [email protected]

Ben Robuck VP, Infrastructure & Direct Work CEMEX 8 Oak Hill Drive Newnan, GA 30263 Ph: 404.456.6867 [email protected]

Mike Rodriguez Risk & Safety Manager Security Paving Company, Inc. 13170 Telfair Avenue Sylmar, CA 91342 Ph: 818.362.9200 [email protected]

Howard Rowland President E.W. Howell Company, Inc. 245 Newton Road, Suite 600 Plainview, NY 11803 Ph: 516.921.7100 [email protected]


Dennis J. Slater PresidentAssociation of Equipment Manufacturers6737 West Washington St., Suite 2400Milwaukee, WI 53214-5647Ph: [email protected]

W. Mark Sterling PresidentThe Beaver Excavating Company2000 Beaver Place AvenueP.O. Box 6059Canton, OH 44706-0059Ph: [email protected]

Jeffrey L. Sterner President & CEO High Industries 1853 William Penn Way P.O. Box 10008 Lancaster, PA 17605-0008Ph: [email protected]

Larry C. Tate32 South Shores Drive Decatur, IL 62521 Ph: 217.454.4168 [email protected]

Thomas W. StonerVice PresidentH.W. Lochner, Inc.Colonial Place One4350 West Cypress Street, Suite 800Tampa, FL 33607Ph: [email protected]

Gene StricklandVice President/Area ManagerAnderson Columbia Co., Inc.2316 Highway 71Mariana, FL 32448Ph: [email protected]

Jule SmithPresidentFred Smith Company6105 Chapel Hill RoadRaleigh, NC 27607Ph: [email protected]

Michael StenkoPresidentTranspo Industries, Inc.20 Jones StreetNew Rochelle, NY 10801-6000Ph: [email protected]

Debbie SteigerNational Business Development ManagerWatson Bowman Acme Co. Div. Of BASF Construction Systems95 Pineview DriveAmherst, NY 14228Ph: [email protected]


Eric SeibringCounty EngineerPiatt County, Illinois Assn. of County Engineers1115 N. State Street, Suite 150Monticello, IL 61856Ph: [email protected]

Carl Schoedel, P.E.County EngineerKane County, Illinois Association of County Engineers41W011 Burlington RoadSt. Charles, IL 60175-8499Ph: [email protected]

John P. Rutter ARTBA Life Member900 Leeward CourtYork, PA 17403-4495Ph: [email protected]

Chris SandersSVPLindsay Transportation Solutions180 River RoadRio Vista, CA 94571Ph: [email protected]

Phillip E. Russell, P.E. Senior Vice PresidentH.W. Lochner, Inc.9601 Amberglen BoulevardBldg G Suite 119Austin, TX 78729 Ph: [email protected]

Pete RuanePresident & CEOARTBA250 E Street S.W., Suite 900 Washington, DC 20024 Ph: [email protected]

Simon Santiago Partner Nossaman, LLP 1666 K Street NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20006 Ph: 202.887.1472 [email protected]

Bob Schafer President Ranger Construction Industries, Inc. P.O. Box 15065 West Palm Beach, FL 33416 Ph: 561.793.9400 [email protected]

Robert Stevens Executive Vice President ARCADIS U.S., Inc. 420 Throckmorton Street, Suite 200 Fort Worth, TX 76102 Ph: 817.788.5273 [email protected]

Mike Sturino President & CEO Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association 500 Park Blvd., Suite 1250 Itasca, IL 60143-1287 Ph: 630.773.1220 [email protected]

Dale Swanberg SVP & Large Projects Group Manager Granite Construction Incorporated 13125 Smith Road Manhattan, IL 60442 Ph: 224.301.7375 [email protected]

Andrew Swank President Swank Construction Company, LLC 632 Hunt Valley Circle New Kensington, PA 15068 Ph: 724.335.6000 [email protected]


Stephen D. WrightPresidentWright Brothers Construction Co., Inc.1500 Lauderdale Memorial HighwayP.O. Box 437Charleston, TN 37310-0437Ph: [email protected]

Richard E. WagmanChairman Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc.3290 North Susquehanna TrailYork, PA 17406Ph: [email protected]

Dr. C. Michael Walton, Ph.D, P.E.E.H. Cockrell Centennial Chair in EngineeringUniversity of Texas at Austin301 E. Dean Keeton Street, Stop C1761Austin, TX 78712Ph: [email protected]

Scott ThompsonExecutive Vice PresidentTalley Construction Co., Inc.1751 McFarland Avenue Rossville, GA 30741Ph: [email protected]

James E. Triplett PresidentUnited Infrastructure Group, Inc.5562 Pendergrass Blvd.P.O. Box 268Great Falls, SC 29055Ph: [email protected]

Russell L. Zapalac, P.E.Executive Vice PresidentHalff Associates, Inc.1201 North Browser Road Richardson, TX 75081-2275Ph: [email protected]

Dr. Melissa S. TooleyDirector of External InitiativesTexas A&M Transportation InstituteTexas A&M University System 3135 TAMUCollege Station, TX 77843-3135 Ph: [email protected]

Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.Chairman, CEO & PresidentVecellio Group, Inc.P.O. Box 15065West Palm Beach, FL 33416Ph: [email protected]

Paul Yarossi, P.E.Executive Vice PresidentHNTB Holding LtdEmpire State Building350 Fifth Avenue, 57th FloorNew York, NY 10118Ph: 212.594.9717 [email protected]

David ZachryChief Executive Officer Zachry Corporation 2330 North Loop 1604 West P. O. Box 33240 San Antonio, TX 78248Ph: 210.871.3213 [email protected]


Jean VidalPresident & CEOColas, Inc.73 Headquarters Plaza North Tower, Tenth Floor Morristown, NJ 07960-3964Ph: [email protected]

Paul Von BergLegislative ConsultantSouthern California Contractors Association15 Sea TerraceNewport Coast, CA 92657Ph: [email protected]

William R. WagnerVice PresidentS. M. Wilson & Co. P.O. Box 5210 Saint Louis, MO 63139-0210 Ph: 314.645.9595 [email protected]

Joey Wilson President Wilson & Associates, P.C. 108 Beasley Drive Franklin, TN 37064 Ph: 615.794.2275 [email protected]

F. Dave Zanetell, P.E. PresidentKraemer North America 900 Castleton Road Castle Rock, CO 80109 Ph: 303.881.1779 [email protected]


Illinois Michael Sturino President & CEO Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association 500 Park Boulevard, Suite 1250 Itasca, IL 60143-1287 Ph: 630.773.1220 [email protected]

CaliforniaClayton MillerExecutive Vice PresidentSouthern California Contractors Association600 City Parkway West, Suite 165Orange, CA 92868Ph: [email protected]

KansasMichael L. White Executive Director Kansas Contractors Association 800 SW Jackson, Suite 100 Topeka, KS 66612 Ph: 785.266.4152 [email protected]

KentuckyChad LaRue Executive Director Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors P.O. Drawer 637 Frankfort, KY 40602-0637 Ph: 502.223.3422 [email protected]

IndianaRichard Hedgecock President Indiana Constructors, Inc. 1 North Capitol Avenue, Suite 1000 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2226 Ph: 317.634.7547 [email protected]

MassachusettsJohn Pourbaix Executive Director Construction Industries of Massachusetts 1500 Providence Highway, Suite 14 P.O. Box 667 Norwood, MA 02062 Ph: 781.551.0182 [email protected]

2018 COUNCIL OF STATE EXECUTIVESAlabama

Tom Layfield Executive Director Alabama Road Builders Association 630 Adams Avenue Montgomery, AL 36104 Ph: 334.832.4331 [email protected]

CaliforniaEmily Cohen Executive Vice President United Contractors 17 Crow Canyon Court, Suite 100 San Ramon, CA 94583-1983 Ph: 925.362.7304 [email protected]

District of ColumbiaMichael SakataExecutive Director Metropolitan Washington Road & Transportation Builders Association 250 E Street, S.W., Suite 900 Washington, DC 20024 Ph: 202.289.4434 [email protected]

LouisianaKen NaquinChief Executive OfficerLouisiana AGC 666 North Street Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Ph: 225.344.0432 [email protected]

MichiganMichael Nystrom Executive Vice President Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association P.O. Box 1640 Okemos, MI 48805 Ph: 517.347.8336 [email protected]

MississippiMike Pepper Executive Director Mississippi Road Builders Association 601 George Street Jackson, MS 39202 Ph: 601.948.8825 [email protected]

MinnesotaTim Worke Chief Executive Officer AGC of Minnesota 525 Park Street, Suite 110 St. Paul, MN 55103-2186 Ph: 651.632.8929 [email protected]

MarylandJames A. Russ President Maryland Transportation Builders & Materials Association 2408 Peppermill Drive, Suite F Glen Burnie, MD 21061-3257 Ph: 410.760.9505 [email protected]

FloridaRobert G. Burleson President Florida Transportation Builders’ Association 1007 E. DeSoto Park Drive, Suite 200 Tallahassee, FL 32301 Ph: 850.942.1404 [email protected]

GeorgiaDavid Moellering Executive Director Georgia Highway Contractors Association 2160 Satellite Blvd., N.W., Suite 100Duluth, GA 30097

Ph: 770.622.7155 [email protected]

ConnecticutDonald Shubert Executive Secretary Connecticut Road Builders Association 912 Silas Deane Highway Wethersfield, CT 06109-3434 Ph: 860.529.6855 [email protected]

Arizona Ramon A. GaanderseExecutive Director Arizona Transportation Builders Association 1842 West Grant Road, Suite 103 Tucson, AZ 85745-1219 Ph: 520.623.0444 [email protected]

CaliforniaMark Breslin CEOUnited Contractors 17 Crow Canyon Court, Suite 100 San Ramon, CA 94583-1983 Ph: [email protected]

Arkansas J. Kelly Robbins Executive Vice President AGC Arkansas 523 E. Capitol AveLittle Rock, AR 72203 Ph: 501.375.4436 [email protected]

Missouri/KansasBridgette WilliamsExecutive DirectorHCA of Kansas City1100 Walnut Street, #2950Kansas City, MO 64106Ph: [email protected]


New JerseyAnthony Attanasio Executive DirectorUTCA of New Jersey P.O. Box 728 Allenwood, NJ 08720 Ph: 732.292.4300 [email protected]

New YorkRoss J. Pepe President CIC of Westchester County & Hudson Valley629 Old White Plains Road Tarrytown, NY 10591-5103 Ph: 914.631.6070 [email protected]

New YorkDenise Richardson Executive DirectorGeneral Contractors Association of New York 60 East 42nd Street, Suite 3510 New York, NY 10165 Ph: 212.687.3131 [email protected]

North/South CarolinaDave Simpson, CAE President & CEO Carolinas AGC 6115 Park South Drive, Suite 350 Charlotte, NC 28210 Ph: 704.372.1450 [email protected]

New YorkMarc HerbstExecutive Director Long Island Contractors’ Association, Inc. 150 Motor Parkway, Suite 307 Hauppauge, NY 11788 Ph: 631.231.5422 [email protected]

OklahomaBobby StemExecutive Director Association of Oklahoma General Contractors 636 N.E. 41st StreetOklahoma City, OK 73105 Ph: 405.763.5200 [email protected]

OhioChris Runyan President Ohio Contractors Association 1313 Dublin RoadP.O. Box 909 Columbus, OH 43215 Ph: 614.488.0724 [email protected]

PennsylvaniaRobert E. Latham, CAE Executive Vice President Associated Pennsylvania Constructors 800 North 3rd Street, Suite 500 Harrisburg, PA 17102-2025 Ph: 717.238.2513 [email protected]

South CarolinaLeslie B. Clark Director, SC Government Relations & Divisions Carolinas AGC P.O. Box 1868 Columbia, SC 29202 Ph: 803.799.5380 [email protected]

Rhode IslandTimothy R. Scanlon Executive Director Construction Industries of Rhode Island 615 Jefferson Boulevard, Suite 207 Warwick, RI 02886 Ph: [email protected]

TennesseeKent D. Starwalt Executive Vice President Tennessee Road Builders Association 213 Fifth Avenue, North Nashville, TN 37219-1908 Ph: 615.255.5751 [email protected]

VirginiaJeff C. Southard Executive Vice President Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance 620 Moorefield Park Drive, Suite 120 Richmond, VA 23236-3692 Ph: 804.330.3312 [email protected]

TexasJennifer WoodardExecutive Vice PresidentAGC of Texas300 Barton Springs RoadAustin, Texas 78768Ph. [email protected]

West VirginiaMichael ClowserExecutive Director Contractors Association of West Virginia 2114 Kanawha Boulevard, EastCharleston, WV 25311-2216Ph: 304.342.1166 [email protected]

2018 COUNCIL OF STATE EXECUTIVES Missouri

Leonard Toenjes, CAEPresidentAGC of Missouri6330 Knox Industrial Drive, Suite 200St. Louis, MO 63139 Ph: [email protected]

New YorkMichael J. ElmendorfPresident & CEOAGC of New York State 10 Airline Drive, Suite 203 Albany, NY 12205-1025 Ph: 518.456.1134 [email protected]

North CarolinaBerry Jenkins Director, NC Government Relations & Highway-Heavy Division Carolinas AGC P.O. Box 30998 Raleigh, NC 27609 Ph: 704.372.1450 [email protected]

WisconsinPat GossExecutive Director Wisconsin Transportation Builders Association 1 East Main Street, Suite 300Madison, WI 53703 Ph: 608.256.6891 [email protected]

New JerseyRobert A. Briant, Jr. Chief Executive OfficerUTCA of New Jersey P.O. Box 728 Allenwood, NJ 08720 Ph: 732.292.4300 [email protected]


Stephen D. WrightPresidentWright Brothers Construction Co., Inc.1500 Lauderdale Memorial HighwayP.O. Box 437Charleston, TN 37310-0437Ph: [email protected]

Paul Yarossi, P.E.Executive Vice PresidentHNTB Holding LtdEmpire State Building350 Fifth Avenue, 57th FloorNew York, NY 10118Ph: 212.594.9717 [email protected]

Charles A. Machemehl, Jr.ARTBA Life Member289 Strathdon PlaceVestavia Hills, AL 35242Ph: [email protected]

John W. Midgley, P.E.ARTBA Life Member 2012 W. Coachlight DriveJackson MI 49201Ph: [email protected]

Kenneth R. RezendesChairman K. R. Rezendes, Inc.3 Sammys Lane, P.O. Box 351Assonet, MA 02702Ph: [email protected]

John P. Rutter ARTBA Life Member900 Leeward CourtYork, PA 17403-4495Ph: [email protected]

Charles PottsChairman of the BoardHeritage Construction & Materials1541 NE Outrigger Landings DriveUnit 305Jensen Beach, FL 34957Ph: [email protected]

James R. Madara, P.E.Senior Vice President Gannett Fleming, Inc. 2717 Hampstead Road Allentown, PA 18103-9270 Ph: [email protected]

Gene R. McCormickARTBA Life Member570 El Camino RealUnit 2503Naples, FL 34119Ph: [email protected]

Gary L. GodbersenPresident & CEO GOMACO Corporation121 E. State Highway 175 P.O. Box 151Ida Grove, IA 51445-0151Ph: [email protected]

Thomas W. HillChief Executive Officer Summit Materials, LLC1550 Wynkoop Street, 3rd FloorDenver, CO 80202 Ph: 303.893.0012 [email protected]

William G. Cox PresidentCorman Construction, Inc.12001 Guilford RoadAnnapolis Junction, MD 20701Ph: [email protected]

Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.Chairman, CEO & PresidentVecellio Group, Inc.P.O. Box 15065West Palm Beach, FL 33416Ph: [email protected]

Larry C. Tate32 South Shores Dr. Decatur, IL 62521Ph: [email protected]

Richard E. WagmanChairmanWagman Heavy Civil, Inc.3290 North Susquehanna TrailYork, PA 17406Ph: [email protected]

Dr. C. Michael Walton, P.E.E.H. Cockrell Centennial Chair in EngineeringUniversity of Texas at Austin301 E. Dean Keeton Street, Stop C1761Austin, TX 78712Ph: [email protected]

Doug BlackChief Executive OfficerSiteOne Landscape300 Colonial Center Parkway Suite 600Roswell, GA 30076Ph: [email protected]

Nick Ivanoff, P.E.President | US Transportation Market SegmentLouis Berger Group412 Mount Kemble AvenueP.O. Box 1946Morristown, NJ 07962-1946Ph: [email protected]

PAST CHAIRMEN’S COUNCIL

David ZachryChief Executive Officer Zachry Corporation 2330 North Loop 1604 West P. O. Box 33240 San Antonio, TX 78248Ph: 210.871.3213 [email protected]


ARTICLE IAuthorityBylaws for governing this organization shall be made by the Board of Directors. These Bylaws were issued by the Board of Directors pursuant to their granted authority.

ARTICLE IINameThe organization shall be known as the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA).

ARTICLE IIISealThe official seal shall be circular in form and bear the words “American Road & Transportation Builders Association 1902.”

ARTICLE IVLocation of Offices

Section 1: HeadquartersThe headquarters of the organization shall be located in the City of Washington, District of Columbia.

Section 2. Field OfficesThe Board of Directors may authorize other offices to be maintained at their discretion.

ARTICLE VCore ValuesThe following core values and principles will define—and be reflected in—the American Road & Transportation Builders Association’s governance, management, policies and program of work:

• Integrity and the highest ethical standards

• Visionary leadership that always focuses on the future

• An ‘action-oriented’ approach

• Intelligent risk taking.

ARTICLE VIPurpose of the AssociationThe American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) is a federation whose primary goal is to aggressively grow and protect transportation infrastructure investment to meet the public and business demand for safe and efficient travel. In support of this mission, ARTBA also provides programs and services designed to give its members a global competitive edge.

ARTICLE VII

Specific ActivitiesThe association will pursue activities that advance its objectives. They will include the following so identified by the Board of Directors:

1. Working with members of Congress, federal, state and local officials in order to bring about the enactment of sound legislation to provide federal funding and statutory authority for the national transportation development program and to guard against unnecessary rules and regulations. As a part of this activity, ARTBA regularly publishes information relating to current and prospective legislative and regulatory proposals, presents statements to appropriate Congressional committees, other legislative bodies, administrative agencies, and assists ARTBA members in arranging meetings with members of Congress, federal, state and local officials.

2. Working with other national and international organizations in order to explore issues and achieve consensus positions on important transportation-related issues.

3. Maintaining an organizational structure within ARTBA whereby the interests and concerns of professional and occupational groups can be addressed directly and in a manner consistent with the overall objectives of the association.

4. Maintaining committee structures within ARTBA whereby technical, economic and political issues can be examined and the combined expertise of all members can be applied to the solution of transportation-related problems.

5. Holding an annual national convention and other meetings, as appropriate, in order to facilitate the exchange of information and membership views.

6. Publishing newsletters, magazines, technical bulletins, journals and directories as a service to ARTBA members.

ARTICLE VIIIMembership

Section 1: EligibilityIndividuals, partnerships, corporations, public agencies, education and research institutions and associations with a substantial interest in transportation construction and development are eligible for membership in the association. The secretary shall enroll members subject to such procedures as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors and assign new members to the appropriate organized divisions.

Section 2: Voting RightsAll members of the association shall have full voting rights without regard to membership or dues category.

Section 3: Setting of Annual Dues InvestmentAnnual dues for each class of membership will be fixed by the Board of Directors, with the advice of the executive committee of each organized division.

Section 4: Payment of Membership DuesMembership dues are payable upon receipt and are due within 30 days from the date of billing.

Section 5: Membership Cancellation PolicyMembership cancellations shall be effective on the first day of the month following the date on which the Association receives written notice of such cancellation. Members are responsible for their pro-rata share of annual membership dues up to the effective date of membership cancellation.

Section 6: “Honorary” and “Life” Memberships“Honorary” and “Life” members shall be those individuals who have performed extraordinary, distinguished and outstanding service in the cause of transportation development, and are so nominated and elected by the Board of Directors, and thereby granted membership without payment of dues.

ARTICLE IXDescriptions of Membership Divisions

Section 1: Contractors DivisionThe Contractors Division shall be comprised of individuals, firms, partnerships, corporations and joint ventures that construct, reconstruct, rehabilitate or maintain publicly- or privately-financed transportation facilities and their appurtenances.

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Section 2: Research and Education DivisionThe Research and Education Division shall be comprised of individuals who are teachers of highway or transportation engineering, business and construction management, or related subjects, or who are administrators, supervisors, teachers, or directors of extension services, or whose major duties are the training of personnel for transportation-related work, and students studying transportation-related subjects in engineering colleges and technical institutions.

Section 3: Equipment Manufacturers DivisionThe Equipment Manufacturers Division shall be comprised of firms involved in the manufacture, sale, rental, or distribution of equipment and related components used in transportation construction and infrastructure maintenance.

Section 4: Materials and Services DivisionThe Materials and Services Division shall be comprised of individuals, firms, partnerships, corporations and joint ventures engaged in the manufacturing, processing, distribution, or sales of materials used in transportation construction. The division shall also includes individuals, firms, partnerships, corporations, associations and institutions that provide legal, accounting, bonding, materials research and other services or products to the transportation construction industry and transportation agencies.

Section 5: Planning and Design DivisionThe Planning and Design Division shall be comprised of individuals, firms, partnerships, corporations and joint ventures in private practice engaged in the professional planning and design of transportation facilities.

Section 6: Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation DivisionThe Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation Division shall be comprised of individuals, firms, agencies and associations concerned with policy issues, financing, siting, planning, design, construction, maintenance and operations of public/private transportation development partnerships.

Section 7: Traffic Safety Industry DivisionThe Traffic Safety Industry Division shall be comprised of individuals, partnerships, corporations and associations engaged in the design, manufacture, fabrication, processing, distribution, erection, installation, servicing, or research relating to the control of traffic or safety on transportation facilities.

Section 8: Transportation Officials DivisionThe Transportation Officials Division shall be comprised of officials and engineers at all levels of government professionally concerned with the planning, design, construction, maintenance and operation of transportation facilities.

ARTICLE X

Geographic Membership RegionsThe membership of the organization shall be divided into five geographic regions as follows:

Northeastern U.S. Region. Includes the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware; the District of Columbia, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

Southern U.S. Region. Includes the states of Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas.

Central U.S. Region. Includes the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas.

Western U.S. Region. Includes the states of Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, and Texas.

International Region. Includes all nations outside of the United States.

ARTICLE XI

Board of Directors

Section 1: Role and Responsibilities of the Board of DirectorsThe Board of Directors shall be responsible for directing the general management of the association, act as trustees in conformity with the laws under which the association is organized and as provided by these Bylaws. The Board shall direct the investment and care of the funds of the association, make appropriations for specific purposes and take measures to advance the interests of the association.

Section 2: Composition of the Board of DirectorsThe organization shall be governed by a Board of Directors. It shall consist of: a chairman, a senior vice chairman, a first vice chairman, four U.S. regional vice chairmen, six vice chairmen at-large, a treasurer, a secretary, past chairmen, the chairman of the ARTBA Transportation Development Foundation, the vice chairman of the ARTBA Transportation Development Foundation, the chairman of the ARTBA delegation to the AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Joint Committee, the chairman of the ARTBA Young Executive Leadership Council, the chairmen of all advisory councils, 84 elected directors, the division presidents, the first vice president of the Contractors Division, and the chairman of the Council of State Executives. The chief elected officer of state chapters with 10 or more members, or their designee, shall serve as directors during their term of office. Twenty-eight directors will also be elected each year for three-year terms. The president/chief executive officer (CEO) of the association shall also serve as a member of the Board of Directors.

The chairman, senior vice chairman, first vice chairman, the four regional vice chairmen, the six vice chairmen at-large and the treasurer shall each be elected to a term of one year and shall serve until their successors are duly elected and installed. The four regional vice chairmen shall be elected for terms of three consecutive years and shall also serve until their successors are duly elected and installed. The president/CEO shall be appointed by the Board of Directors and shall serve under such conditions as shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 3: “Emeritus Directors”The Board of Directors shall also include “Emeritus Directors,” who are existing or past members of the Board, who are no longer active in the industry. Emeritus directors shall be elected once and serve for life, unless expelled. They may attend and participate in Board meetings, but cannot vote and are not counted in determining a quorum.

Section 4: Divisional RepresentationOverall representation of the Board of Directors shall include at least three members from each of the established divisions.

Section 5: Director’s Term of OfficeDirectors shall be elected for a term of three years and shall serve until their successors are duly elected and installed.

Section 6. Board of Directors QuorumA quorum is necessary to conduct votes of the Board of Directors. Thirty percent of all directors shall constitute a quorum at any regular or special meeting of the Board of Directors.

Section 7: Establishment of Membership Divisions and Approval of Affiliation AgreementsThe Board of Directors is empowered to set up membership divisions reflecting sectors of the transportation construction industry and profession. It may also approve charters and affiliation agreements with other organizations.

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Section 8: Board Participation RequirementAny director who misses three consecutive Board meetings without cause shall relinquish his/her seat on the Board. The director shall be notified in writing by the secretary of this policy after two unexcused absences.

ARTICLE XII

Officers

Section 1: Officer TitlesThe officers of the organization shall consist of a chairman, a senior vice chairman, a first vice chairman, four vice chairmen, one of whom shall be selected from each U.S. region, six vice chairmen at-large, a treasurer, and the ARTBA president/chief executive officer (CEO) who shall also serve as secretary.

Section 2: Officers’ Term of DutyThe chairman, senior vice chairman, first vice chairman, the four regional vice chairmen, the six vice chairmen at-large, and the treasurer shall each be elected for a term of one year and shall serve until their successors are duly elected and installed. The president/CEO shall be appointed by the Board of Directors, and shall serve under such conditions as shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 3: Role and Responsibilities of the ChairmanThe chairman shall be the presiding officer at all official meetings of the association. He shall be the chairman of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. He shall appoint the standing and special committees of the association and, except as the Board of Directors may otherwise direct, shall fix the terms of service on such committees.

Section 4: Role and Responsibility of the Senior Vice ChairmanThe senior vice chairman shall perform such duties as may be assigned by the chairman. He shall preside at official meetings of the association in the absence of the chairman, perform the duties of the chairman in the event of his incapacity and succeed him in the event of his death or resignation.

Section 5: Role and Responsibility of the First Vice Chairman, Regional Vice Chairmen and Vice Chairmen At-LargeThe first vice chairman, four regional vice chairmen and the six vice chairmen at-large shall perform such duties as may be assigned by the chairman. All regional vice chairmen and the six vice chairmen at-large shall serve on the Membership Committee of the association.

Section 6: Role and Responsibility of the Treasurer The treasurer shall hold in safekeeping all monies paid in to the association. He shall provide for the proper accounting of all withdrawals and expenditures and provide for the regular auditing of accounts by a certified public accountant at the end of the fiscal year. He shall submit the findings of the annual audit to the Board of Directors at the next regular meeting of the Board. The treasurer shall certify that he and other officers eligible to expend the monies of the association have filed fidelity bonds in such amounts and in such particulars as may be required by the Board of Directors. Checks and drafts drawn on the association’s accounts shall be signed by any one of the following: the treasurer, the president, senior vice president or the director of finance. Two signatures–one of which must be the president/CEO’s or senior vice president’s–are required for all checks written for $10,000 or more.

Section 7: Role and Responsibilities of the President/CEO and SecretaryThe president/CEO shall have entire charge of management of the association under the direction of the Board of Directors. The president is authorized to appoint such employees as he deems necessary to conduct the business of the organization, subject only to budget limitations. The president/CEO shall make an annual report to the Board of Directors. In his capacity as secretary, he shall keep the records and accounts of the association and keep minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE XIII

Selection and Election of Directors and Officers

Section 1: Elected by the MembershipThe directors and officers of the organization, with the exception of the president/CEO, shall be elected by vote of the members of the organization.

Section 2: Composition of the Nominating CommitteeA Nominating Committee shall be comprised of the immediate past ARTBA chairman, who will act as the committee chairman, two recent past chairmen and two at-large members from the Executive Committee, who shall be selected by the ARTBA chairman.

Section 3: The Nomination ProcessThe Nominating Committee, on or before the first day of the month immediately preceding the annual convention, shall report to the secretary candidates for directors and one candidate for each of the offices to be filled in the position of chairman, senior vice chairman, first vice chairman, regional and at-large vice chairmen and treasurer. These nominations shall be designated as “Official Nominations.” Before reporting the official nominations to the secretary, the Nominating Committee shall have secured the consent of the nominees as candidates for office.

Section 4: The Election BallotThe secretary shall prepare a ballot listing the “Official Nomination.” One ballot shall be sent via electronic means, if possible, to each member of the organization at least 30 days before the first day of the annual convention, stating the date, day and hour before the convention at which the poll will close. Any member may insert on the ballot the name of any member, or members, of the organization eligible for the office and or director seat to be filled and vote for him/her or them. Space for such insertion shall be provided on the ballot. The ballot shall be returned to the secretary via electronic transmission.

Section 5: Voting EligibilityOnly members in good standing shall be entitled to vote.

Section 6: Responsibilities of the Tellers CommitteeAt the annual convention, the chairman shall appoint three tellers to canvass the ballots, and they, after determining the valid ballots with the assistance of the secretary, shall count the ballots and report the results to the chairman.

Section 7: Criteria for Election and Start of TermThe candidates having the largest number of the legal votes for the respective offices shall be declared elected. The directors and officers elected at the annual convention shall be installed and take office immediately at the close of the convention.

Section 8: Filling Officer and Director VacanciesThe chairman may fill any vacancies existing among the officers or directors, and such appointees shall serve the remainder of the unexpired term. In the event the office of the chairman becomes vacant, the senior vice chairman will immediately become chairman, and the Board of Directors will appoint a first vice chairman.

ARTICLE XIV

Executive Committee

Section 1: Role and Responsibilities of the Executive CommitteeThe Executive Committee shall have full power to transact the official business of the association in the interim between meetings of the Board of Directors, and shall report its actions to the Board of Directors. The Executive Committee shall have final jurisdiction on all issues pertaining to the rights and privileges of membership. The Executive Committee shall meet at the call of the chairman.

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Section 2: Composition of Executive CommitteeThere shall be an Executive Committee consisting of the chairman, the immediate past chairman, the senior vice chairman, the first vice chairman, the treasurer, the secretary (association President/CEO), the four regional vice chairmen, the six vice chairmen at-large, the presidents of the organized divisions, the first vice president of the Contractors Division, the chairman of the ARTBA Council of State Executives, the chairman of the ARTBA Past Chairmen’s Council, the chairman of the ARTBA Transportation Development Foundation, the vice chairman of the ARTBA Transportation Development Foundation, the chairman of the ARTBA delegation to the AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Joint Committee, and the chairman of the ARTBA Young Executive Leadership Council.

Section 3: Participation of Division Vice PresidentsThe vice presidents of the ARTBA divisions shall be routinely invited to attend all Executive Committee meetings in a nonvoting, or proxy, role, to learn about to ARTBA policy and organizational issues prior to their term as a division president.

Section 4: Executive Committee QuorumA quorum is necessary for Executive Committee votes. Nine members shall constitute a quorum at any regular or special meeting of the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE XV

Advisory Councils and Committees

Section 1: Role of Advisory CouncilsThe Board of Directors shall establish advisory councils to study, coordinate and suggest policy positions for the association on relevant domestic and international transportation issues. The ARTBA chairman shall appoint the advisory council chairmen. Advisory council membership shall be open to all interested ARTBA members.

Section 2: Role of ARTBA Past Chairmen’s CouncilThe Board of Directors shall establish an ARTBA Past Chairmen’s Council comprised of past chairmen to assist and advise the officers, Executive Committee, the Board of Directors and staff of the association.

Section 3: Role of ARTBA Council of State ExecutivesThe Board of Directors shall establish an ARTBA Council of State Executives comprised of the chief executive officers of affiliated state, regional and local chapters to assist and advise the officers, Executive Committee, the ARTBA Board of Directors and staff of the association.

Section 4: Role of ARTBA Young Executive Leadership CouncilThe Board of Directors shall establish an ARTBA Young Executive Leadership Council comprised of younger ARTBA members to assist and advise the officers, Executive Committee and ARTBA Board of Directors and staff of the association.

Section 5: CommitteesThe chairman shall appoint such committees as may be appropriate to assist and advise the officers, Executive Committee, Board of Directors and staff of the association.

Section 6: Executive Committee Review of Policy RecommendationsAll policy recommendations advanced by individual members, advisory councils, divisions, committees, task forces, the ARTBA Past Chairmen’s Council and the ARTBA Council of State Executives shall be reviewed and approved by the ARTBA Executive Committee before they are submitted to the ARTBA Board of Directors for consideration.

ARTICLE XVI

Meetings

Section 1: Requirement for Annual Convention and Business MeetingThe association shall hold an annual convention. The annual business meeting of the organization for the installation of officers, the receipt of

reports of the officers, adoption of resolutions, and the transaction of other business shall be held during the convention.

Section 2: Annual Division Meetings

The individual ARTBA divisions shall hold an annual meeting for committee reports, installation of officers and the transaction of any division business.

Section 3: Requirements for Calling Special Membership MeetingsSpecial meetings of the organization may be called by the Board of Directors. A special meeting must be called by the Board of Directors upon request in writing from 30 members. The request shall state the purpose(s) of the meeting. Notice of such meeting shall be mailed to the members at least 30 days in advance, and no other business may be considered at the meeting than that stated in the notice.

Section 4: Requirement for Board of Director MeetingsRegular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held semi-annually, one of which shall be held during the annual convention.

Section 5: Requirement for Calling Special Meeting of the Board of DirectorsSpecial meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held at the call of the chairman or upon the written request of seven members of the Board. Written notice of such meetings shall be mailed to members of the Board at least 15 days in advance.

ARTICLE XVII

Fiscal YearThe fiscal year of the association shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE XVIII

ResponsibilityThe American Road & Transportation Builders Association shall not be responsible for, or bound by, any action of an individual member, an ARTBA division, or an affiliated organization unless it has been approved by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE XIX

Revisions or Amendments to the BylawsThe Board of Directors, by a two-thirds vote of those present at any of its meetings, may amend the Bylaws, provided that written notice of such proposed amendment shall have been given at a previous meeting of the Board, or that a copy of such written notice, signed by three advocates of the amendment, shall have been mailed by the secretary to each member of the Board at least 15 days before the meeting at which action thereon is to be taken.

ARTICLE XX

ConductThe American Road & Transportation Builders Association promotes the valuable public service performed by its members, and in doing so, both supports and encourages the efforts of its members to adhere to those legal and ethical standards relevant to the transportation construction industry.

In recognition thereof and with respect thereto, the Executive Committee shall be empowered to remove or suspend a member from association governance, in addition to other disciplinary action deemed appropriate by the Executive Committee.

(Revised May 2017)

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EVENT NAME CITY DATE

Executive Committee Meeting San Diego, California February 12

Federal Issues Program, Transportation Construction Coalition Fly-In, and Industry Leader Development Program Washington, D.C. May 14-16

10th Annual Transportation Construction Law & Regulatory Forum Washington, D.C. June 5-6

5th Annual National Workshop for State & Local Transportation Advocates Washington, D.C. July 18

30th Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation Conference Washington, D.C. July 18-20

AASHTO/AGC/ARTBA Joint Committee Meeting (AASHTO hosts) Newport Beach, California September 9-11

National Convention featuring the Dr. J. Don Brock TransOvation® Workshop New York City September 30-October 3

Northeastern Regional Meeting Washington, D.C. October 24-25

Southern Regional Meeting Atlanta October 29-30

Central Regional Meeting Chicago November 7-8

Western Regional Meeting Newport Beach, California November 14-15

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Year Chairman Term Business Office Prof’l Position Held President Treasurer Annual Mtg.

1902 Horatio S. Earle Feb. 1902-Mar. 1904 Lansing, MI Chrmn. Mich. Hwy. Comm. W.S. Crandall W.L. Dickinson Detroit

1903 Horatio S. Earle Feb. 1902-Mar. 1904 Lansing, MI Chrmn. Mich. Hwy. Comm. W.S. Crandall W.L. Dickinson Detroit

1904 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways W.L. Dickinson Wm. Person Judson Hartford

1905 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways W.L. Dickinson Jos. W. Hunter Port Huron

1906 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways W.L. Dickinson Jos. W. Hunter Port Huron

1907 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways E.L. Powers Jos. W. Hunter Pittsburgh

1908 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways E.L. Powers Jos. W. Hunter Buffalo

1909 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways E.L. Powers Jos. W. Hunter Columbus

1910 James H. MacDonald Mar. 1904-Aug. 1911 Hartford, CT Commissioner of Highways E.L. Powers Jos. W. Hunter Indianapolis

1911 Harold Parker Aug. 1911-Feb. 1912 Boston, MA Chrmn. Mass. Highway Comm. E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Rochester

1912 Nelson P. Lewis Feb. 1912-Feb. 1913 New York, NY Chief Engr. Board of Estimate E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Cincinnati

1913 Samuel Hill Feb. 1913-Feb. 1914 Seattle, WA Pres. WA State Good Roads Assn. E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Philadelphia

1914 W.A. McLean Feb. 1914-Feb. 1915 Toronto, Ontario Dpty. Minister of Highways E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Chicago

1915 George W. Tillson Feb. 1915-Feb. 1916 New York, NY Cons. Engr. to PresidentBorough E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Oakland

1916 E.A. Stevens Feb. 1916-Nov. 1916 Trenton, NJ Commr. Pub. Roads of N.J. E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Pittsburgh

1917 A.W. Dean Nov. 1916-Nov. 1917 Boston, MA Chief Engr. Mass. Hwy. Comm. E.L. Powers W.W. Crosby Boston

1918 H. Eltinge Breed Nov. 1917-Nov. 1918 Albany, NY First Deputy Comm. Highways E.L. Powers E.L. Powers St. Louis

1919 Arthur H. Blanchard Nov. 1918-Nov. 1919 Providence, RI Consulting Hwy. Engineer E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald New York

1920 George P. Coleman Nov. 1919-Nov. 1920 Richmond, VA State Hwy. Commissioner E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald Louisville

1921 Michael J. Faherty Nov. 1920-Nov. 1921 Chicago, IL Pres. Board Local Improvement E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1922 Henry L. Bowlby Nov. 1921-June 1922 Washington, DC Chief War Materials Div., USBPR E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1922 Thomas J. Wasser June 1922-May 1923 Trenton, NJ State Highway Engineer E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1923 Frank Page May 1923-May 1924 Raleigh, NC Chrmn. State Hwy. Comm. E.L. Powers Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1924 J.H. Cranford May 1924-May 1925 Washington, DC Pres. Cranford Paving Co. Ethel S. Birchland Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1925 William H. Connell May 1925-May 1926 Harrisburg, PA Engr. Exec. & Acting Secy. Hwys. Ethel S. Birchland Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1926 Henry G. Shirley May 1926-May 1927 Richmond, VA State Highway Commissioner Ethel S. Birchland Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1927 Charles M. Babcock May 1927-May 1928 St. Paul, MN Commissioner of Highways Ethel S. Birchland Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1928 R. Keith Compton May 1928-May 1929 Richmond, VA Dir. Public Works, Richmond Ethel S. Birchland Jas. H. MacDonald Cleveland

1929 Frederick A. Reimer May 1929-May 1930 East Orange, N.J. Consulting Civil Engineer Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Cleveland

1930 W.A. Van Duzer May 1930-May 1931 Harrisburg, PA Asst. Chf. Engr. Dept. Hwys. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Atlantic City

1931 William R. Smith May 1931-Apr. 1932 Meriden, CT Pres. Lane Construction Corp. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald St. Louis

1932 Thomas H. Cutler Apr. 1932-May 1933 Jefferson City, MO Chief Engr. Missouri Hwy Dept. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Detroit

1933 H.C. Whitehurst May 1933-May 1935 Washington, DC Director of Highways D.C. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Detroit

1934 H.C. Whitehurst May 1933-May 1935 Washington, DC Director of Highways D.C. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Chicago

1935 William P. MacDonald Apr. 1935-Apr. 1936 New York, NY Pres. William P. MacDonald Const. Co. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Washington, DC

1936 William T. Chevalier Apr. 1936-Apr. 1938 New York, NY Vice Pres. McGraw Hill Pub. Co. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Cleveland

1937 William T. Chevalier Apr. 1936-Apr. 1938 New York, NY Vice Pres. McGraw Hill Pub. Co. Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald New Orleans

1938 Murray D. Van Wagoner May 1938-May 1940 Lansing, MI State Highway Commissioner Chas. M. Upham Jas. H. MacDonald Cleveland

1939 Murray D. Van Wagoner May 1938-May 1940 Lansing, MI State Highway Commissioner Chas. M. Upham Geo. F. Schlesinger San Francisco

1940 Hal G. Sours May 1940-May 1942 Columbus, OH Asst. Dir. & Chief Engineer Chas. M. Upham Geo. F. Schlesinger Chicago

1941 Hal G. Sours May 1940-May 1942 Columbus, OH Asst. Dir. & Chief Engineer Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst New York

1942 C.J. Sherlock May 1942-May 1943 Montgomery, AL Director Ala. St. Hwy. Dept. Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Memphis

1943 Carl W. Brown May 1943-Jan. 1945 Jefferson City, MO Chief Engineer Missouri S.H.D. Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1944 Carl W. Brown May 1943-Jan. 1945 Jefferson City, MO Chief Engineer Missouri S.H.D. Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1945 James L. Skelly Jan. 1945-Feb. 1947 Media, PA Pres. James J. Skelly Company Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1946 James L. Skelly Jan. 1945-Feb. 1947 Media, PA Pres. James J. Skelly Company Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1947 James T. Callaway Feb. 1947-Feb. 1949 Chicago, IL Asst. to Pres. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1948 James T. Callaway Feb. 1947-Feb. 1949 Chicago, IL Asst. to Pres. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Chas. M. Upham H.C. Whitehurst Chicago

1949 Enoch R. Needles Feb. 1949-May 1951 New York, NY Howard, Needles Tammen & Bergendorf Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Washington, DC

1950 Enoch R. Needles Feb. 1949-May 1951 New York, NY Howard, Needles Tammen & Bergendorf Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Cincinnati

1951 Paul B. Reinhold May 1951-Feb. 1953 Pittsburgh, PA Pres. Atlas Equipment Co. Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Milwaukee

1952 Paul B. Reinhold May 1951-Feb. 1953 Pittsburgh, PA Pres. Atlas Equipment Co. Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Houston

1953 Robert M. Reindollar Feb. 1953-Jan. 1955 Baltimore, MD Maryland Consulting Engineer Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Boston

1954 Robert M. Reindollar Feb. 1953-Jan. 1955 Baltimore, MD Maryland Consulting Engineer Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph Atlantic City

1955 J.N. Robertson Jan. 1955-Jan. 1957 Washington, DC Director of Highways, D.C. Eugene Reybold Jennings Randolph New Orleans

1956 J.N. Robertson Jan. 1955- Jan. 1957 Washington, DC Director of Highways, D.C. Louis W. Prentiss Jennings Randolph Miami Beach

1957 Julian R. Steelman Jan. 1957-Jan. 1959 Milwaukee, WI Chairman of the Board, Koehring Co. Louis W. Prentiss Jennings Randolph Chicago

1958 Julian R. Steelman Jan. 1957-Jan. 1959 Milwaukee, WI Chairman of the Board, Koehring Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Washington, DC

1959 Nello L. Teer, Jr. Jan. 1959-Mar. 1961 Durham, NC Pres. Nello L. Teer Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Dallas

1960 Nello L. Teer, Jr. Jan. 1959-Mar. 1961 Durham, NC Pres. Nello L. Teer Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Cincinnati

1961 Ralph R. Bartelsmeyer Mar. 1961-Feb. 1963 Springfield, IL Chief Highway Engineer Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Atlantic City

CHAIRMEN, PRESIDENTS & TREASURERS


CHAIRMEN, PRESIDENTS & TREASURERSYear Chairman Term Served Business Office Prof’l Position Held President Treasurer Annual Mtg.

1962 Ralph R. Bartelsmeyer Mar. 1961-Feb. 1963 Springfield, IL Chief Highway Engineer Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson San Francisco

1963 Boyd S. Oberlink Feb. 1963-Jan. 1965 Milwaukee, WI Vice Pres. Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Chicago

1964 Boyd S. Oberlink Feb. 1963-Jan. 1965 Milwaukee, WI Vice Pres. Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson New Orleans

1965 John P. Moss Jan. 1965-Feb. 1966 Leeds, AL Pres. Moss-Thornton Co. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Washington, DC

1966 J. Burch McMorran Feb. 1966-Mar. 1967 Albany, NY Supt. New York Dept. Pub. Works Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Denver

1967 Robert S. Holmes Mar. 1967-Feb. 1969 Pittsburgh, PA Gen. Manager-Hwy. Prod. U.S. Steel Corp. Louis W. Prentiss J.N. Robertson Bal Harbour

1968 Robert S. Holmes Mar. 1967-Feb. 1969 Pittsburgh, PA Gen. Manager-Hwy. Prod. U.S. Steel Corp. Burton F. Miller J.N. Robertson Las Vegas

1969 Robert G. Bartlett Feb. 1969-Feb. 1970 Harrisburg, PA Secretary of Highways Burton F. Miller J.N. Robertson Chicago

1970 Ralph E. Heffner Feb. 1970-Feb. 1971 Celina, OH Pres. Heffner Const. Co. Burton F. Miller J.N. Robertson New York

1971 Edward H. Holt Feb. 1971-Apr. 1972 Aurora, IL Vice Pres. Barber Greene Co. Burton F. Miller J.N. Robertson Los Angeles

1972 E.J. Peltier Apr. 1972-Apr. 1973 St. Louis, MO Pres. Sverdrup & Parcel Dan Hanson, Sr. J.N. Robertson New Orleans

1973 Ray W. Burgess Apr. 1973-Mar. 1974 Baton Rouge, LA Director, Dept. Public Works Dan Hanson, Sr J.N. Robertson Houston

1974 J.L. Cone, Jr. Mar. 1974-Feb. 1975 Tampa, FL Vice Pres. Cone Bros. Contracting Co. Dan Hanson, Sr J.N. Robertson Las Vegas

1975 James A. Nelson Feb. 1975-Feb. 1976 Oregon, IL V.P. & Gen. Mgr. E.D. Etnyre Co. Dan Hanson, Sr J.N. Robertson Chicago

1976 J.C. Landen Feb. 1976-Mar. 1977 St. Paul, MN Corp. V.P. Traffic Control Prod. , 3M Co. Dan Hanson, Sr. J.N. Robertson San Francisco

1977 Wilbur S. Smith Mar. 1977-Feb. 1978 Columbia, SC Chairman, Wilbur Smith Associates Dan Hanson, Sr. J.N. Robertson Bal Harbour

1978 Richard R. Stander Feb. 1978-Feb. 1979 Mansfield, OH President, Mansfield Asphalt Paving Co. Dan Hanson, Sr. Clifton W. Enfield Washington, DC

1979 A.B. Long, Jr. Feb. 1979-Feb. 1980 Knoxville, TN Chairman, A. B. Long, Inc. Dan Hanson, Sr. Clifton W. Enfield New Orleans

1980 William B. Eline Feb. 1980-Jan. 1981 Hudson, OH Gen’l Sales Mgr., Terex Division, Gen’l Motors Dan Hanson, Sr. Clifton W. Enfield San Diego

1981 David H. Burrows Jan. 1981-Mar. 1982 Roanoke, VA President, Wiley N. Jackson Co. Dan Hanson, Sr. Clifton W. Enfield Houston

1982 James A. Caywood Mar. 1982-Feb. 1983 Washington, DC President, DeLeuw, Cather & Co. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson Phoenix

1983 Joseph R. Perini, Jr. Feb. 1983-June 1984 Framingham, MA Senior Vice President, Perini Corp. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson Orlando

1984 Joseph R. Perini, Jr. Feb. 1983-June 1984 Framingham, MA Senior Vice President, Perini Corp. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson Denver

1985 Robert E. Hirschman June 1984-July 1985 York, PA President, H.J. Williams Co. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson Hershey

1986 Gary L. Godbersen July 1985-July 1986 Ida Grove, IA Vice President, GOMACO Corp. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson San Francisco

1987 Denver Collins, Jr. July 1986-Nov. 1987 Akron, OH President, Marshal C. Rardin & Sons, Inc. Dan Hanson, Sr. Eugene M. Johnson Orlando

1988 Daniel J. Spigai Nov. 1987-Nov. 1988 Alexandria, VA Partner, HNTB Corp. T. Peter Ruane James A. Caywood Phoenix

1989 M.O. Brenden Nov. 1988-Feb. 1990 Eau Claire, WI President, Brenden Construction Co. T. Peter Ruane James A. Caywood

1990 Charles A. Machemehl, Jr. Feb. 1990-Feb. 1991 Birmingham, AL Vice President, Vulcan Materials Co. T. Peter Ruane James A. Caywood Maui

1991 J.C. Lanford Feb. 1991-Feb. 1992 Roanoke, VA Chairman, Adams Construction Co. T. Peter Ruane James A. Caywood Orlando

1992 John P. Rutter Feb. 1992-Mar. 1993 York, PA Exec. V.P., G.A. & F.C. Wagman Inc. T. Peter Ruane C.A. Machemehl, Jr. New Orleans

1993 James R. Madara Mar. 1993-Mar. 1994 Anaheim, CA Sr.V.P./Dir. West. Div., Gannett Fleming, Inc. T. Peter Ruane C.A. Machemehl, Jr. San Diego

1994 Kenneth R. Rezendes Mar. 1994-Mar. 1995 Assonet, MA President/Treasurer, K.R. Rezendes, Inc. T. Peter Ruane C.A. Machemehl, Jr. Washington, DC

1995 William G. Mulligan Mar. 1995-Mar. 1996 Woodcliff Lake, NJ Executive Vice President, Ingersoll-Rand Co. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. San Antonio

1996 Jay R. Taylor Mar. 1996-Mar. 1997 Lake Forest, IL President, Stimsonite Corporation T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E Las Vegas

1997 Max R. Sproles, P.E. Mar. 1997-Mar. 1998 Reston, VA Vice President, Frederic R. Harris, Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Washington, DC

1998 David R. Kraemer Mar. 1998-Mar. 1999 Plain, WI President/CEO, Edward Kraemer & Sons, Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. San Francisco

1999 Stan F. Lanford, Jr. Mar. 1999-Mar. 2000 Hollins, VA Chairman of the Board, Lanford Brothers Co., Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Las Vegas

2000 John W. Midgley, P.E. Mar. 2000-Mar. 2001 Jackson, MI Dir. of Engineering, Jackson Cty. Road Commission T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Washington, DC

2001 John W. Wight, P.E. Mar. 2001-Mar. 2002 Fairfield, NJ Executive Vice President, HNTB T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Washington, D.C

2002 Thomas W. Hill Mar. 2002-Sept. 2003 Washington, DC Chief Executive, Oldcastle, Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Las Vegas

2003 Thomas W. Hill Sept. 2003 - Sept. 2004 Washington, DC Chief Executive, Oldcastle, Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Washington, DC

2004 Richard Wagman Sept. 2004 - Sept. 2005 York, PA Chairman & CEO, G.A. & F.C. Wagman, Inc. T. Peter Ruane James R. Madara, P.E. Boston

2005 Gene McCormick Sept. 2005 - Sept. 2006 Naples, FL Senior VP & Chairman of the Board,

WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Palm Beach

2006 C. Michael Walton Sept. 2006 - Oct. 2007 Austin, TX E.H. Cockrell Centennial Chair in T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill San Diego

Engineering, University of Texas at Austin

2007 Leo A. Vecellio, Jr. Oct. 2007 - Oct. 2008 West Palm Beach, FL Chairman/President/CEO, Vecellio Group, Inc. T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Fort Lauderdale

2008 Charlie Potts Oct. 2008 - Oct. 2009 Indianapolis, IN CEO, Heritage Construction & Materials T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Chicago

2009 Larry Tate Oct. 2009 - Oct. 2010 Decatur, IL Worldwide Product Manager, Caterpillar Inc. T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Charleston

2010 Bill Cox Oct. 2010 - Oct. 2011 Annapolis Junction, MD President, Corman Construction, Inc. T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill New York City

2011 Paul Yarossi Oct. 2011- Sept. 2012 New York, NY President, HNTB Holdings Ltd. T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Monterey

2012 Steve Wright Sept. 2012 - Sept. 2013 Charleston, TN President, Wright Brothers Construction T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Memphis

2013 Doug Black Sept. 2013 - Sept. 2014 Atlanta, Ga. CEO, John Deere Landscapes T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Milwaukee

2014 Nick Ivanoff Sept. 2014 - Sept. 2015 New York, NY President & CEO, Ammann & Whitney T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Los Angeles

2015 David Zachry Sept. 2015 - Oct. 2016 San Antonio, Texas CEO, Zachry Corporation T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Philadelphia

2016 David Zachry Oct. 2016 - Sept. 2017 San Antonio, Texas CEO, Zachry Corporation T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Tucson

2017 Matt Cummings Sept. 2017-Oct. 2018 Philadelphia, PA EVP, AECOM T. Peter Ruane Thomas W. Hill Jacksonville*

*Convention cancelled because of Hurricane Irma

CHAIRMEN, PRESIDENTS & TREASURERS


Honorary Life Membership is one of the highest honors ARTBA bestows. This honor is given to recognize extraordinary, long-term service to the association. The following are guidelines for nominating an individual for ARTBA Life Membership:

1. Has the individual held ARTBA membership for at least 15 years?

2. Has the individual served at least five years in ARTBA leadership positions? This would include service as an: ARTBA Officer, Division Officer, Member of the ARTBA Board of Directors, Advisory Council Chairman or ARTBA Committee Chairman.

3. Has the individual provided—or helped generate—substantial, extraordinary financial support to the association through individual contributions, fundraising, or membership development?

4. Does the individual want to receive a Life Membership?

5. ARTBA Life Membership is automatically bestowed on those individuals who are honored as recipients of the annual ARTBA Award.

Daniel J. Appel

G.H. Bakke

Jack Belvedere

George Bloomer

William S. Britton

Robert G. Burleson

Donald V. Buttenheim

Don H. Clausen

A.B. Cornthwaite

Ron DeFeo

William B. Eline

Larry W. Emig, P.E.

Gary L. Godbersen

John F. Graham, Jr., P.E.

Anna F. Graves

Bernie Haber

Arthur D. Haddad

Henry Heck, Jr.

Thomas W. Hill

Jack Kinstlinger

Dan Kletter

Robert M. Koch

David R. Kraemer

J.C. Lanford

Stan Lanford

Cameron W. Lee

Charles A. Machemehl, Jr.

John C. Mackie

James R. Madara, P.E.

Eugene R. McCormick, P.E.

Walter B. McKendrick

John W. Midgley, P.E.

William G. Mulligan

Doug Oberhelman

Michael R. Pender, P.E.

James D. Pitcock, Jr.

Charles Potts

Kenneth R. Rezendes

John V. Rignani

John P. Rutter

Harry T. Skelly

Daniel J. Spigai, P.E.

Reed Sprinkel

Jay R. Taylor

D.V. Terrell

Peter Tully

Rich Wagman

F. Wayne Ward

Donald B. Wendling

John W. Wight, P.E.

Charles Wiles

Steve Wright

Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.

Paul Yarossi

LIFE MEMBERS


In 1960, the association established the “ARTBA Award” to recognize individuals for outstanding contributions that have advanced the broad goals of the association. It is the highest honor the association bestows. Many distinguished members of the transportation construction industry have received the award, including more than a dozen U.S. representatives and U.S. senators, two U.S. secretaries of transportation and two state governors. Since 1972, this award has been presented annually to public and private sector individuals. (Private sector recipients are noted in italics.)

2017Announced May 2018

2016Steve Wright

2015Doug Oberhelman

2014

Ron DeFeo

2013Paul Yarossi

2012Rep. Tom PetriLeo A. Vecellio, Jr.

2011 Sen. Barbara Boxer

2010Charles Potts

2009Sen. George VoinovichRich Wagman

2008Sen. Patty MurrayEugene McCormick

2007

Jack Schenendorf James D. Pitcock, Jr.

2006 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Dave Watts

2005 Sen. Charles Grassley Mary Peters Tom Walker

2003-2004 Sen. James Inhofe

Thomas W. Hill

2002 Rep. Don Young Robert E. Hirschman John W. Wight, P.E.

2001 Jane Garvey Frank McArdle Peter Tully

2000 Sen. Max BaucusHenry L. Heck

1999 Sen. Christopher “Kit” BondStan F. Lanford

1998 Sen. Phil Gramm David R. Kraemer James R. Madara, P.E. William G. Mulligan Kenneth R. Rezendes John P. Rutter Max R. Sproles, P.E. Jay R. Taylor

1997 Rep. Nick J. Rahall Denver Collins, Jr.

1996 Hon. Rodney Slater Brad Miller

1995 Rep. James L. Oberstar Richard R. Stander, Sr.

1994 E. Dean Carlson Harry A. Lindberg

1993 Sen. George Mitchell Gov. Gerald Baliles Fred Broad Gary Godbersen

1991 Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan Rep. Robert Roe J. C. Lanford Charles Machemehl, Jr. M. O. Brenden 1990 Sen. Robert C. Byrd Daniel J. Hanson, Sr.

1989 Richard D. Morgan Reed Sprinkel

1988 Rep. Glenn Anderson James A. Caywood

1987 Sen. Steve Symms William Dickinson

1986 Ray Barnhart Robert G. Burleson

1985 Robert N. Hunter Buckner Hinkle

1984 Lester P. Lamm James E. Wilson

1983 Rep. Norman Y. Mineta G. H. Bakke

1982 Hon. Drew Lewis Robert S. Holmes

1981 Sen. Robert T. Stafford Clifton W. Enfield

1980 Gov. Harry R. Hughes Robert O. Swain

1979 Rep. E. G. Shuster W. Guy Gunn

1978 Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, Jr. James D. Pitcock, Jr.

1977 Rep. James Howard Eugene M. Johnson

1976 Norbert Tiemann J. N. Robertson

1975 Rep. William H. Harsha William O. Faylor, Sr.

1974 Rep. John A. Blatnick D. Grant Mickle

1973 Rep. James Wright, Jr. Donald B. Stabler

1972 Francis C. Turner Burton F. Miller

1971 A. E. Johnson

1970 Douglas B. Fugate

1969 J. E. Buchanan

1968 Rep. William C. Cramer

1967 J. Murch McMorran

1966 Rex M. Whitton

1965 Sen. Jennings Randolph

1964 Rep. George H. Fallon

1963 John C. Mackie

1962 Nello L. Teer, Jr.

1961 Julien Steelman

1960 Bertram D. Tallamy

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PAST PRESIDENTS (STILL PARTICIPATING IN ARTBA)Bob Alger, Lane Industries, Inc.Geoff Clarke, Swank Construction CompanyJeff Clyde, W.W. ClydeDon Graul, Parsons Construction Group F.E. “Rick” James, Adams Construction Co. Jeff Nelson, Nelson Construction Co.Ed Nyland, Nyland Construction ConsultingJim Peterson, James Peterson SonsKenneth R. Rezendes, K.R. Rezendes, Inc.John P. Rutter, ARTBA Life MemberW. Mark Sterling, The Beaver Excavating Co. Richard E. Wagman, Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc.Steve Wright, Wright Brothers Construction Company

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Materials & Services Division BOARD OF DIRECTORSSTAFF LIAISON: Allison KleinPRESIDENT: Jeff Sterner, High Industries, Inc.John Hay, Oldcastle MaterialsWendall Hirschfeld, Hirschfeld Industries Randy Lake, Oldcastle MaterialsSteve McGough, HCSS

Planning & Design DivisionBOARD OF DIRECTORSSTAFF LIAISON: Allison KleinPRESIDENT: Susan Martinovich, CH2MVICE PRESIDENT: Ben Biller, Burns & McDonnell

DIRECTORSNick Bokaie, StantecSofia Berger, Louis BergerMatt Clark, PsomasKevin Cornish, AECOMChad Critcher, RS&HAndrew Dohrmann, T.Y. Lin InternationalTracy Doyle, HKAPaula Hammond, WSP USACraig Johnson, Dewberry Engineers, Inc.Eli Khoury, HDRScott Lang, KCIChris Nazar, CDM SmithBryan Nicol, CH2MTom O’Grady, HNTBMelinda Peters, RK&KJoe Riley, Louis BergerRay Steege, WoodRobert Stevens, ARCADISDavid Twiddy, H.W. Lochner

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORSJohn A. (Jack) Belvedere, CH2M Louis Bowman, Bowman, Barrett & Associates, Inc. Robert Close Matthew Cummings, AECOMJohn Derr, Gannett FlemingDavid Gehr, WSP USAMichael Hoff, AECOMNick Ivanoff, Louis BergerJohn Kurgan, KCI Jim Madara, Gannett Fleming Richard Markwith, TranSystemsGene McCormick, WSP USA Robert S. O’Neil, ParsonsLarry Peterson, Kleinfelder, Inc. Leonard A. Puglia, Jacobs Engineering Larry Thomas, H.W. Lochner, Inc.Eric Weber, ARTBA Life Member Tim Faerber, HNTB CorporationDavid Harwood, TerraconDoug LaVoie, CDM Smith

Public-Private Partnerships DivisionBOARD OF DIRECTORSSTAFF LIAISONS: Rich Juliano, Allison RosePRESIDENT: Simon Santiago , Nossaman LLPFIRST VICE PRESIDENT: Jennifer Aument, TransurbanSECOND VICE PRESIDENT: Joe Wingerter, Kiewit Corporation

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Deborah Brown, WSP USAJohn Buchheit, Gannett Fleming, Inc.Steve Davidson, American StructurepointRoger Driskell, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Tony Elkins , Cintra USAMorteza Farajian, Virginia Office of Public-Private PartnershipsSidney Florey, VINCI Concessions USABryan Kendro, Star America Infrastructure PartnersMike Kirk, The Louis Berger Group, Inc.Sia Kusha, Plenary GroupSue Lee, EYGail Lewis, Arizona DOTBob Poole, Reason Public Policy Institute Tim Rutten, Fluor Enterprises, Inc.Geoff Segal, Macquarie CapitalJoshua Schank, LA MetroKen Smith, HDR Engineering, Inc.David Spector, Colorado DOT/HPTEMark Sullivan, Federal Highway AdministrationKevin Thibault, Parsons

PAST PRESIDENTS—EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF THE BOARD (STILL PARTICIPATING IN ARTBA)Bill Allen, Pennoni Associates Inc.Steve DeWitt, ACS Infrastructure Development, Inc.Matt Girard, Plenary Concessions Dusty Holcombe, RS&HKent Marshall, Granite Construction Company Howard Noel, AECOMPatrick Rhode, Cintra USAPhil Russell, H.W. Lochner, Inc.Tom Stoner, H.W. Lochner, Inc.Ray Tillman, RT ConsultancyGeoff Yarema, Nossaman, LLPRussell Zapalac, Halff Associates

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AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Joint Committee (ARTBA Delegation)STAFF LIAISONS: Rich Juliano, Bill TooheyARTBA CO-CHAIR: Tim Creson, Webber, LLC

DELEGATESBob Burleson, Florida Transportation Builders’ Association Matt Cummings, AECOM John Derr, Gannett Fleming, Inc.Tim Duit, Duit Construction CompanyJim Fehsenfeld, Heritage Construction & Materials Charles Gallagher, Gallagher AsphaltPaula Hammond, WSP USACraig Hoogstraten, James J. Anderson Construction CompanyJohn Hay, Oldcastle Materials, Inc. Nick Ivanoff, Louis Berger Mary Beth Klein, Trinity Highway ProductsJim Triplett, United Infrastructure Group, Inc. Steve Wright, Wright Brothers Construction Paul Yarossi, HNTB

ALTERNATESJeff Clyde, W.W. ClydeMike Stenko, Transpo Industries, Inc.

Environmental CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Nick Goldstein CHAIRMAN: Jeff Nelson, David Nelson Construction Co. Tony Boals, Wright Brothers Construction Geoff Boraston, Granite Construction Geoff W. Clarke, Swank Construction CompanyAndrew Farkas, Morgan State University, National Transportation Center Craig Hoogstraten, James J. Anderson Construction Company Michael Johnson, Kleinfelder, Inc.Vicki Kitchin, Indiana Constructors, Inc. John Kurtz, Kurtz Brothers, Inc.Robert Lanham, Williams Brothers Construction Co., Inc. Mark Mehalko, AECOMJeff Parisi, Parisi Construction Company, Inc.James R. Peterson, James Peterson & Sons, Inc.John Pourbaix, Construction Industries of Massachusetts Michael Smith, ACS Infrastructure Development, Inc.Jeffrey Southard, Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance Kent Starwalt, Tennessee Road Builders AssociationMichael Sturino, Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association Terrell Temple, Engineering Plus, Inc.Chrystall Willis, Oldcastle Materials, Inc.Joey Charles Wilson II, Wilson & Associates, PC Steve Wright, Wright Brothers Construction Company Becky L. Wood, Teichert Aggregates

Membership Development CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Dr. Alison Premo BlackCHAIRMAN: Steve McGough, HCSS Dr. Chandra Bhat, University of Texas at Austin Tim Creson, Webber, LLCSteve DeWitt, ACS Infrastructure Dr. Lily Elfteriadou, University of Florida Tim Faerber, HNTBChris Fronheiser, AECOMKevin Goforth, Potters IndustriesPaul Gruner, Montgomery County Engineer’s Office (Ohio)Wendall Hirschfield, Hirschfield Industries Clarence LaBar, Empco-LiteEric Seibring, Piatt County (Ill.)Joy Shamay, Evonik Corporation Tim Zahrn, Sangamon County (Ill.)

Research & Education DivisionBOARD OF DIRECTORSSTAFF LIAISON: Michael SakataPRESIDENT: Dr. Jose Holguin-Veras, Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteVICE PRESIDENT: Dr. Virginia Sisiopiku, Univeristy of Alabama at BirminghamIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Dr. Chandra Bhat, University of Texas

DIRECTORS (Terms expire 2018):Mike Hunter, Georgia Tech

DIRECTORS (Terms expire 2020):Dr. Shashi Nambisan, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Transportation Officials DivisionBOARD OF DIRECTORSSTAFF LIAISON: Michael SakataPRESIDENT: Carl Schoedel, Kane County, Ill.

DIRECTORSRandell (Randy) Iwasaki, Contra Costa Transportation Authority (Calif.)Darren Kettle, Ventura County Transportation Commission (Calif.)Joe Michalsky, Jackson County Road Commission (Mich.)Gary Rosewicz, Riley County, Kan.Eric Seibring, Piatt County, Ill.Terrell Temple, Kemper County, Miss.

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERSJoseph Litvin, Montgomery County, OhioJohn W. Midgley, P.E., ARTBA Life MemberJames Piekarczyk, Kankakee County, Ill.

Transportation Safety Industry DivisionSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantOFFICERS (2017-2018) PRESIDENT: Kevin Goforth, Potters Industries VICE PRESIDENT: Eric Hedman, 3M SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: Laura Huixinga, Lindsay Transportation

DIRECTORS (Terms expire in 2018):William Jameson, Plastic Safety SystemsLaura Huixinga, Lindsay Transportation SafetyRob Roy, Royal Truck

DIRECTORS (Terms expire in 2019):Marybeth Klein, Trinity Highway ProductsMike Stenko, Transpo IndustriesKevin White, Brite-Line

DIRECTORS (Terms Expire 2020 )Kevin Harrison, Signs and SafetyCecil Brown, Hill and SmithMatt Soule, Ennis-Flint

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Nominating & Leadership Development CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: T. Peter RuaneCHAIRMAN: David Zachry, Zachry CorporationNick Ivanoff, Louis BergerCarl Schoedel, Kane County (Ill.) Division of TransportationSteve Wright, Wright Brothers Construction Co.Kevin Goforth, Potters Industries, LLC

Safety, Insurance & Risk Management CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantCHAIRMAN: Bob Johnson, Granite ConstructionPaul Albrecht, Barriere ConstructionJeff Clyde, W.W. Clyde & CompanyLee Cole, Oldcastle MaterialsDonnie Connell, Zachry ConstructionTim Cox, Cox Transportation SafetyMiguel Cruz, Community AsphaltKen Dalton, C.W. Matthews Contracting Company, Inc.Gary Fore, NAPA (retired)J.R. Glascock, Lane Construction CorporationAmy Haschel, Milestone, LPSteve Hubbard, Zachry ConstructionBob Kunz, Cardi Corp.David P. Kliwinski, JacobsMark Ligon, Vecellio GroupMike Loveman, Lanford Brothers Construction Co.Abel Luna, Zachry ConstructionDoug Maciejewski, Six-S Construction Ed Muncie, Curran GroupRand Magee, KiewitCrystal Willis May, APAC/Oldcastle Materials, Inc.Ross Myers, Allan Myers, Inc.Paul N. Pappas, P.E., Sverdrup Civil, Inc.Jim Peterson, J. Peterson SonsMichael Pickeral, Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc.Scott Schneider, LIUNA Safety and Health Fund (retired)Greg Stefan, Arch InsuranceBryan Stone, Superior ConstructionJoe Sugar, Tilcon New YorkDoug Swan, NE AsphaltKelly Thames, Dunn Road BuildersGilberto Torrens, Community Asphalt Corp.Rick Turner, Rogers Group, Inc.Nick Varnak, Kraemer North AmericaRich Wagman, Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc.

Traffic Safety Industry Division Nominating CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantCHAIRMAN: Brook Jerzyk Sue Reiss, Impact Recovery

Traffic Safety Industry Division Membership CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantCHAIRMAN: Clarence LaBar, Empco-LiteAndrew Roberts, Royal Truck

Traffic Safety Industry Division Summer Social CommitteeSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantCHAIRMAN: Tim Cox, Plastic Safety Systems, Inc. Kevin Goforth, Potters Industries Sue Reiss, Impact Recovery Systems

Transportation Law CommiteeSTAFF LIAISONS: Allison Klein, Nick GoldsteinCHAIR: Steven Henderson, Stites & HarbisonNeal Sweeney, Jones WalkerJoe McGowan, Rogers, Joseph and O’Donnell Frank Bigelis, K&L GatesRichard Watts, Granite Construction Mike Branca, Peckar & AbramsonChris Brasco, Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald Jamie Auslander, Beveridge & Diamond Parker Moore, Beveridge & Diamond David Ratterman, Stites & Harbison Jason Jasper, Granite Construction Chris Kane, AECOMFelice Farber, General Contractors Association of New York Seth Firmender, Lane Construction CorporationJesse Keene, Peckar & Abramson Garry Boehlert, Saul Ewing Jessica Perro, Fox Rothschild Dirk Haire, Fox RothschildJon Straw, Kraftson CaudleLorraine D’Angelo, LDA Compliance Consulting

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Airports Advisory CouncilSTAFF LIAISONS: Rich Juliano, Nick GoldsteinCHAIRMAN: Dave Pellizzari, ArcadisVICE CHAIRMAN: Tim Duit, Duit ConstructionArt Cameron, Attorney-at-LawRobert Close, WSP John Curran, GEI Consultants, Inc.Jerry Farrar, CH2MJohn Fowler, Dewberry & Davis, LLC Tom Flick, Ames Construction Richard Mann, Mann Bros., Inc. Mike Stenko, Transpo IndustriesMike Sulesky, New Enterprise Stone & Lime Company, Inc.C. Michael Walton, University of Texas

Bridge Policy & Promotion CouncilSTAFF LIAISON: Allison KleinCHAIRMAN: Ted Zoli, HNTBMalek Al-Khatib, Louis BergerAboud Alzaim, Louis BergerLaura Amundson, WSP USAMichael Britt, Modjeski & Masters, Inc.John Buchheit, Gannett FlemmingTom Cooper, WSP USATom Donnelly, Transpo IndustriesRoger Ferch, NSBALinda Figg, FIGGCraig Finley, Finley Engineering GroupSid Florey, VinciJose Garcia, WSP USADoug Geiger, RS&H

Mo Harmon, Bentley SystemsJack Haynes, RS&HJennifer Hill, WSP USAWendall Hirschfeld, Hirschfeld IndustriesJonathan Hirschfeld, Hirschfeld IndustriesKevin Irving, AZZ GalvanizingNick Ivanoff, Louis BergerMark Johnnie, Balfour BeattyDanielle Kleinhans, NSBASam Knaster, Louis BergerKen Lanford, Lanford Bros.John McCaskie, SwankBarton Newton, WSP USAJoe Riley, Louis BergerJay Rohleder, FIGGVinny Sefershayan, JudlauBala Sivakumar, HNTBEugene Sobecki, Acrow Bridge Debbie Steiger, Watson BowmanMike Stenko, Transpo IndustriesJeff Sterner, High IndustriesTom Stoner, H.W. LochnerPhil Stupp, Stupp BridgeDave Sweeney, RS&HBryon Tait, Casco Bay Steel StructuresBrian Umbright, EXPRobert Victor, HDRRamon Villaamil, ACSJohn Yadlosky, HDRDave Zanetell, Kraemer North America

Surface Transportation Advisory CouncilSTAFF LIAISON: David BauerCHAIRMAN: Matt Cummings, AECOMJohn Bauer, CNHBrian Bellfi, Kraemer NATony Boals, Wright Brothers ConstructionDan Donovan, Volvo Construction EquipmentChris Fronheiser, AECOMMike Glezer, Wagman Heavy CivilJohn Hay, Oldcastle MaterialsDan Hickey, 3MLaura Huizinga, Lindsay Transportation SolutionsNick Ivanoff, Louis Berger Jason Lynn, Caterpillar Inc.Mike Malloy, WHPacific, Inc. Rich Markwith, TranSystemsMatt Pim, Riverside Construction CompanyRudy Polselli, James Construction GroupPhil Russell, LochnerCarl Schoedel, Kane County, IllinoisJeff Sterner, High Industries

Ports & Waterways CouncilSTAFF LIAISON: Nick GoldsteinCHAIRMAN: Pierce Homer, Moffatt and Nichol Christopher Boylan, General Contractors Association of New York Steve Cardi, Cardi CorporationMike Cegelis, American Bridge Company Bill Cox, Corman Construction, Inc. Matthew Donahue, Collins Engineers Inc.Felice Farber, General Contractors Association of New York Steve Gravlin, Wade TrimBill Hanson, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company Aaron Ozinga, Ozinga Materials Phil Russell, H.W. Lochner, Inc.Jeffrey Schechtman, WSP Tom Stoner, H.W. Lochner, Inc. Kurt Thompson, Dewberry

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COUNCILS COUNCILSRachel Vandenberg, DewberryJim Walker, American Association of Port Authorities George Wirth, Schnabel Engineering

Transportation Safety Advisory CouncilSTAFF LIAISON: Brad SantCHAIRMAN: Vacant Lee Cole, Oldcastle MaterialsTim Cox, Plastic Safety Systems, Inc.Jim Crowley, Trinity IndustriesKevin Goforth, Potters IndustriesKevin Groeneweg, Mobile BarriersArthur D. Haddad, Miami County, OhioEric Hedman, 3MMichael Hirsh, BRW, Inc.Laura Huizinga, Lindsay Transportation SafetyBrook JerzykBob Johnson, Granite ConstructionMary Beth Klein, Trinity Highway ProductsJohn W. Midgely, ARTBA Life MemberMatthew Shorb, Elderlee and L.S. Lee, Inc.Mike Stenko, Transpo Industries

Transportation Investment Advocacy CouncilSTAFF LIAISONS: Dr. Alison Premo Black, Carolyn KramerCO-CHAIRS: Juva Barber, Kentuckians for Better Transportation, Maria Fuentes, Maine Better Transportation Association, Seth Millican, Georgia Transportation Alliance, and Craig Thompson, Wisconsin Transportation Development AssociationKevin Adam, Rural Transportation Advocacy Council (Arizona)Susie Alcorn, Transportation Coalition of TennesseeCourtney L. Baker, Louisiana Association of Business and IndustryJuva Barber, Kentuckians for Better TransportationIsabelle Levin-Beegle, TransurbanDeriece Pate Bennett, Maryland Chamber of CommerceDavid C. Birtwistle, Northern Virginia Transportation AllianceBenjamin Brockschmidt, Illinois Infrastructure Council — Illinois Chamber of Commerce Karen Buschmann, Missouri Chamber of CommerceJake Cashion, NC CHAMBER Roger J. Cohen, Pennsylvania Department of TransportationJeff Collins, P.E., PMP, LJA EngineeringSteve Davidson, PE, American Structurepoint, Inc.Lou Dixon, P.E., Crawford, Murphy & Tilly | Engineers & ConsultantsMargaret Donahoe, Minnesota Transportation Alliance Roger Driskell, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly | Engineers & ConsultantsPatrice Duval, SNC-Lavalin Capital USA Inc.Mike Elmendorf, AGC NYSBill Elverman, PKA Marketing CommunicationsScott Fant, Sloan ConstructionDennis Faulkenberg, Indiana Construction Association Andrea French, TAG Houston Anthony Attanasio, Utility & Transportation Contractors AssociationMaria Fuentes, Maine Better TransportationMatt Girard, Plenary ConcessionsRebecca Gordon, Transportation for Illinois CoalitionJeff Glenn, GlennViewSallie Gowan, Association of County Commissions of Alabama/ DRIVE AlabamaJustin Groenert, Southwest Indiana ChamberPaul Gruner, P.E., P.S., Montgomery County Mark C. Harmon, South Carolina Chamber of CommerceDrew Harrell, Alliance for Alabama’s Infrastructure Chris Hawkins, Hawkins Construction CompanyDebby Jackson, Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin Brittney Kaufmann, Arizona Chamber of Commerce & IndustryVicki Kitchin, Build Indiana CouncilThomas Kleback, ArupJim Kleppe, Golder Associates Inc. Bill Kramer, Council of State ChambersJack Ladd, Move Texas Forward

M. Chad LaRue, P.E., Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors, Inc.Tom Layfield, Alabama Road Builders AssociationJohnny Limbaugh, Wright Construction GroupMarshall Macomber, Think P3Larry Major, Pike IndustriesJordan Marsh, South Carolina Alliance to Fix Our RoadsMaria Matthews, American Society of Civil EngineersDan Meckes, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly | Engineers & ConsultantsNizar Melehani, PE, State of California, Department of TransportationSeth Millican, Georgia Transportation AllianceJosh Moenning, 4 Lanes 4 NebraskaAaron Moniza, PE, Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLCWilliam J. Mueller, J.D., MUELLER | ROBAK LLC Dan Osborn, Indiana Constructors, Inc.John Parkinson, Association for the Improvement of American InfrastructureSally S. Patrenos, Floridians for Better TransportationF. Matthew Pepe, Construction Industry CouncilMike Pepper, Mississippi Road Builders AssociationKen Perret, Louisiana Good Roads and Transportation AssociationJohn D Perry, Edw. C. Levy Co.Kevin Pula, National Conference of State Legislatures Michael Quigley, California Alliance for JobsAlan Reinkemeyer, AGC of MissouriTerri Sharpley Reynolds, Association of County Commissions of Alabama/ DRIVE Alabama Bill Ross, South Carolina Alliance to Fix Our RoadsTim Scanlon, Construction Industries of Rhode Island Matt Schaefer, MUELLER | ROBAK LLCTrinity Scott, Collier County Stephanie See, Association of Equipment ManufacturersJeff Southard, Virginia Transportation Construction AllianceJasper (Jay) G. Stem, Jr., P.E., North Carolina Aggregates AssociationHumberto (Burt) Tasaico, NC Department of TransportationOrville Thomas, California Alliance for JobsCraig Thompson, Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin Leonard Toenjes, CAE, AGC of MissouriSpencer K Townsend, Virginia Office of Public-Private PartnershipsAngela VanFossen, Ohio Contractors AssociationScott Waller, Mississippi Economic CouncilBrian Weisbaum, CASE Construction EquipmentDave Williams, Metro Atlanta ChamberStevan C. Wilver PE, Larson Design Group

Women Leaders in Transportation Design & Construction STAFF LIAISON: Allison KleinCHAIR: Lisa Robert, RS&H Paula Hammond, WSP USASusan Martinovich, CH2MMelissa Tooley, University Transportation Center, Texas A&M University Linda Figg, FIGGJihane Fazio, AECOM Mary Beth Klein, Trinity Highway ProductsKay Atwood Van Skiver, Atwood Fence CompanyDenise Richardson, General Contractors Association of New York Emily Cohen, United ContractorsJoy Shamay, EvonikSue Reiss, Impact Recovery Systems Janet Callahan, Palmer Paving Corporation Bonnie Rimel, Bonn-J ContractingMary Salyer, Wright Brothers Construction Karen Dinitz, Transpo IndustriesCathy Connor, WSP USAJennifer Krug McNaughton, K-Five Construction Robin Malacrea, Louis Berger Jaclyn Zarrella, AECOMIrene Eels, Louis BergerRebekah Gaudreau, WSP USAAnne Nerone, Ballast FenceBrooke Pankey, HCSS


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Safety Certification for Transportation Project Professionals STAFF LIAISONS: Brad Sant, Matt Jeanneret CO-CHAIRS: Ross Myers, Allan A. Myers, Inc. and David Walls, Austin Industries

COMMISSIONERSFormer Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation Victor Mendez Randy Vance, Ash Grove Jerral Wyer, Texas Department of Transportation Jim Urtz, Laborers’ International Union of North America Training & Education Fund Jerry Waddell, Cargo Transporters Inc. Don Tolbert, Liberty Mutual Insurance Group

EX-OFFICODavid Zachry, Zachry Corporation Rick Dorris, Astec Industries Paul Yarossi, HNTB HoldingsPete Ruane, ARTBA Bill Toohey, ARTBA

Task Force on New TechnologiesSTAFF LIAISONS: Rich Juliano, Allison KleinCO-CHAIRS: Tim Duit, Duit Construction & Paula Hammond, WSP USADusty Holcombe, RS&HMike Zoltek, WoolpertScott Fant, Sloan ConstructionLance Greer, W.W. ClydeJim Triplett, United Infrastructure GroupMark Berry, Peckar & Abramson Jeff Siegel, HNTB Corporation Matthew J. Schiemer, PE, Gannett Fleming, Inc.

Industry Leader Development CouncilSTAFF LIAISON: Allison KleinCHAIR: Jihane Fazio, AECOM VICE CHAIR: Ozzy Bravo, TerraconSouthern Chair: Chris Fronheiser, AECOMNortheastern Chair: Mike Glezer, WagmanNortheastern Vice Chair: Anthony Attanasio, UTCA of New JerseyWestern Chair: Mary Beth Klein, Trinity Highway Products Western Vice Chair: Chad Critcher, RS&HCentral Chair: Tom O’Grady, HNTBCentral Vice Chair: Brent Freeman, Kraemer North America

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ARTBA has been the industry leader in the passage of more than 30 major federal surface transportation investment or policy laws, in addition to the annual battles on transportation budget and appropriations bills.

The association is the industry’s primary regulatory and legal advocate. Our engagement in environmental-based litigation has allowed more than $52 billion in court challenged transportation projects to move forward.

ARTBA has also become the trusted information source for infrastructure investment, economics, and policy issues. Its award-winning safety training and certifi cation programs are second to none.

To meet the challenges facing the transportation construction industry in the 21st century, you need an organization dedicated exclusively to your market and business development interests. You need ARTBA!

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