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IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & Exhibition September 13-16, 2009 Hyatt Regency, Chicago, ILlinois

Hosted by PROGRAM welcome to The Transformation of Transportation

CONTENTS PLANNING COMMITTEE Chief Meeting Organizer: Welcome to Chicago...... 3 Frank McCartney, Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, New Hope, PA Fast Facts...... 4

Meeting Highlights...... 6

Toll Excellence Awards...... 8 Team Leaders: Leadership Academy...... 10 Leadership Jim Tuton, American Traffic Solutions, Tours...... 11 Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

Program Agenda...... 14 Innovation Josef Czako, Kapsch Trafficom, Vienna, AUSTRIA

Speaker Profiles...... 20 Marketing Shannon Swank, Telvent Caseta, Austin, Texas, USA

Sponsor Profiles...... 38 Sustainability S teve Snider, Halifax Harbour Bridges, Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA Exhibitor Profiles...... 44

Schedule-at-a-Glance...... Foldout Members: Chris Body, MARK IV IVHS, Annapolis, Maryland Howard “Butch” Eley, Infrastructure Corporation of America, Brentwood, Tennessee Jack Finn, HNTB Corporation, Lake Mary, Florida Andrew Fremier, Bay Area Toll Authority, Oakland, California Karen George, TransCore, Lisle, Illinois Bill Halkias, Attica Tollway, Athens, GREECE Kevin Hoeflich, PBS&J, Orlando, Florida Michael King, Illinois Tollway, Downers Grove, Illinois Michael LaPolla, Global Via Infraestructuras, S.A., New York, New York Kathryn Nees, Jacobs Engineering Group, Dallas, Texas Fran O’Connor, ETC Corporation, Ewing, New Jersey Matt Pierce, ITR Concession Company LLC, Granger, Indiana Ken Philmus, ACS Transportation Solutions, Newark, New Jersey Steve Pustelnyk, Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, Austin, Texas Klaus Schierhackl, ASFiNAG, Vienna, AUSTRIA Malika Seddi, ASFA, Paris, FRANCE Cheryl Sparks, Maryland Transportation Authority, Baltimore, Maryland Diana Stewart, Illinois Tollway, Downers Grove, Illinois Emanuela Stocchi, AISCAT, Rome, ITALY Dan Toohey, Transtoll, Wilmington, Delaware Parker Williams, ACS Transportation Solutions, Washington, DC Harold Worrall, Transportation Innovations, Oviedo, Florida

2 welcome to The Transformation of Transportation

WELCOME TO CHICAGO! ABOUT OUR HOST

Dear IBTTA Members and Friends,

Welcome to Chicago and IBTTA’s 77th Annual Meeting and Exhibition. We have In 1958, the Illinois Tollway opened organized one of the best annual meeting programs ever. It’s clear to me that a 187-mile system comprised of our members want to network and learn from one another in one of the greatest three tollways with daily traffic sys- cities on earth — Chicago! temwide averaging 62,000 vehicles. Today, the system has grown to 286 This conference is the culmination of years of planning and preparation by miles of roadway on four Interstate IBTTA members and volunteer leaders. We offer special thanks to: tollways across Northern Illinois – Tri-State Tollway (I-94/I-294/I-80), • Our host organization, the Illinois Tollway; Jane Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90), • The Annual Meeting Planning Group for developing the meeting content; Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-88) and Veterans Memorial Tollway (I-355) – • Our generous Sponsors for providing tremendous financial support and our serving over 1.3 million vehicles per Exhibitors for demonstrating vital products and services; and day. The Illinois Tollway helps com- muters get from point to point safely • The outstanding speakers and moderators who bring the program to life. and quickly and plays a vital role in If you’re a new member of IBTTA or you’re attending your first Annual Meeting, economic development in Illinois. It also facilitates regional distribution of come to our New Member and First-Time Attendee Open House on Sunday goods and services by providing high (see page 7). If you’re thinking about serving on the IBTTA Board of Directors, quality roads that spur growth and come to our Board Candidate School, also on Sunday (see page 7). development.

Don’t miss our keynote speakers Stuart Varney and General (Ret.) The Illinois Tollway’s consistent Barry McCaffrey on Monday, Rob Atkinson on Tuesday, and Mark Shields demonstration of leadership on Wednesday. in engineering, environmental efforts, safety, and customer service If you have questions about any of the activities or events taking place during contributes to an award-winning your time in Chicago, don’t hesitate to ask any member of the IBTTA staff. Our record of achievement. Motorists continue to seek the advantages of staff are wearing bright white ribbons that say STAFF in red letters – they’ll be electronic toll collection as more than happy to assist you. 81 percent of their daily drivers use I-PASS to cruise through non-stop Thank you for joining us Chicago. Have a great meeting! tolling lanes – now including systemwide Open Road Tolling. Sincerely, Today, the system is in the midst of a $6.3 billion Congestion-Relief Program – Open Roads for a Faster Future − the largest infrastructure rebuilding efforts the system has ever seen. Visit www.illinoistollway.com to Kary Witt learn more. Bridge Manager, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District, San Francisco, California; and IBTTA President

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Badges Competing Events purple ribbons. Get to know your new Badges are required to gain entry into It is against IBTTA policy for other colleagues and help introduce them to all sessions. In consideration of other organizations to schedule events other IBTTA members. attendees, please wear your name during the program. badge to all scheduled functions. Presentations The color of your badge paper will Considerations Presentations authorized for dis- help assist you in identifying your During the meeting, please silence tribution will be available at www. fellow participants. all cellular phones and PDA’s and ibtta.org within two weeks follow- please take side conversations ing the meeting. White: Delegate Member outside of the room. Recording of Sessions Yellow: Companion/Guest Orange: Delegate Non-member Dress Recording of any session is strictly Green: Exhibitor Business casual is encouraged for prohibited. all business sessions. Dress for other Breakfast and Lunch events is noted next to the event Registration Fees Breakfast is only included in description. Delegate and Speaker fees include delegate, exhibitor and companion all meals, functions and sessions. registration fees. Breakfast will be Event Tickets Satisfaction Survey served in the Grand Ballroom A-B. Tickets will be issued for all tours. Individual event tickets can be Please help IBTTA improve future Certification Maintenance purchased at the IBTTA Registra- meetings by completing onsite Professional Engineers: Forms tion Desk, located in the Grand surveys and the post meeting will be available for submitting Ballroom Foyer. evaluation survey. credit hours to NSPE for licensing Special Accommodations requirements. However, approval is Local Attractions If you need special accommodations still under review for Florida, New For information on local attrac- to fully participate in IBTTA events, York and North Carolina. tions, please see the hotel concierge. please let the IBTTA staff know at AICP Planners: IBTTA Meals and Events the IBTTA registration desk. is registered with the Badges are required to attend all American Planning As- meals and events, including the Sponsor Publications and sociation’s professional Opening Reception and Closing Collateral institute, the American Institute Banquet. Please support our generous spon- of Certified Planners (AICP) to sors by reviewing the material on provide credits for this meeting. Member Publications and the designated sponsor tables in the Sessions noted with the CM logo Collateral registration area. in the agenda have been approved All members of IBTTA are wel- by AICP. AICP members are asked come to place their publications on Webcasting to sign-in at the IBTTA registra- the designated tables in the registra- Select sessions will be recorded for tion desk to verify attendance at tion area. the purpose of webcasting and will this meeting and are responsible for be available following the meeting. recording credits into their AICP New Members and Look for details at www.ibtta.org log. For more information, visit: First-Time Attendees www.planning.org/cm. First-time attendees will have an aqua- marine ribbon attached to their badge. New IBTTA members will have

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Registration and Cyber Center

The IBTTA Registration Desk is located in the East Cyber Center sponsored by: Tower of the hotel, on the Gold level in the Grand Ballroom Foyer. All registered delegates, companions and exhibitors will need to check-in and pick up their meeting materials and badges from this location. Sunday, September 13 (Registration Only)...... 8:00am - 5:00pm Hyatt Regency Monday, September 14...... 7:00am - 5:30pm Chicago Tuesday, September 15...... 7:00am - 5:30pm Wednesday, September 16...... 7:00am - 1:00pm 151 East Wacker Drive Chicago, IL 60601 Exhibit Hall Phone: 312-565-1234 Toll Free: 800-233-1234 The exhibit hall is located in the Riverside Center, on the Purple Level of the hotel. Fax: 312-239-4414 Sunday, September 13 (Set Up)...... 10:00am - 5:00pm Monday, September 14 (Lunch)...... Noon - 2:00pm Arrival/Departure Monday, September 14 (Opening Reception)...... 5:30pm - 7:00pm Check-in: 3:00pm Tuesday, September 15...... 9:00am - 3:00pm Check-out: Noon Tuesday, September 15 (Lunch)...... 1:00pm - 3:00pm Tuesday, September 15 (Tear Down)...... 3:00pm - 5:30pm Finding Your Way Around The Hyatt Regency Chicago is Speaker Rehearsals & Presentation Drop-Off a very large hotel with an EAST and WEST tower. You can cross Cheryle Arnold, IBTTA Speaker Relations Manager, will be available in the between towers using the skyway Grand Ballroom during the following hours to assist you with your presentation: located on the Blue and Bronze levels. Our meeting will take place Sunday, September 13...... 8:00am - 5:00pm in the EAST TOWER ONLY, and it Monday, September 14...... 7:00am - 5:30pm has 5 levels.

Gold Level TOUR TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE (located two escalators down from Name badges and tickets are required for all tours. All tours will depart from the main lobby/green level) the lobby entrance of the west tower of hotel, unless noted otherwise. • IBTTA Registration Desk in Date Tour Meet in Lobby Depart Grand Ballroom Foyer September 12 Chicago City Tour 12:30pm 1:00pm • General and Breakout Sessions September 13 Chicago River Cruise City Tour 8:30am 9:00am Purple Level September 13 Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway’s Operations 11:00am 11:30am (located three escalators down from the main lobby/green level) September 13 Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway • Exhibit Hall in Riverside Center System by Helicopter 12:30pm 1:00pm • Business Center September 14 Guest Tour: Art Institute of Chicago 9:30am 10:00am If you are participating September 15 Guest Tour: Frank Lloyd in a tour: Wright in Oak Park 8:30am 9:00am All tours will depart from the lobby September 16 Technical Tour: Best of entrance of the WEST TOWER of Chicago’s Bridges 1:00pm 1:30pm the Hyatt Regency Chicago. Use the skyway crossing to the WEST TOWER.

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Sponsored by:

New Member, Sustaining Member, the future. The IBTTA Board sets the strategic direction and First-Time Attendee Open House of the Association, approves the Association outcomes to be accomplished, and assures that the resources necessary Sunday, September 13, 2009 | 2:00pm – 3:00pm for the achievement of desired outcomes are available and Monarch Suite used efficiently. If you are a new IBTTA member or if this is your first-ever IBTTA Annual Meeting, make the most of IBTTA & Builders of Hope Run/Walk your experience and attend this informal reception. Salute, Inc.: Stepping out to Help Veterans Meet IBTTA officers and staff and learn how to Wednesday, September 16, 2009 | 6:15am – 7:30am take advantage of your IBTTA membership benefits • Meet in the hotel lobby at 6:00am. and how to make the most of your Annual Meeting • Wear comfortable running/walking attire and running shoes. experience. In addition, IBTTA would like to take this opportunity to thank our sustaining members for the Rise and shine for an energizing run/walk for a great cause! additional contributions they make to our association. Join your IBTTA colleagues for this worthwhile and fun event benefitting Salute, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness and IBTTA Board Candidate School support of issues facing active military personnel, Sunday, September 13, 2009 | 3:00pm – 4:00pm veterans and their families and to providing financial Columbus E-F support through advocacy and fundraising. Stop by the Grand Ballroom Foyer to sign up! This meeting is open to anyone who is interested in serving on the IBTTA Board of Directors at some point in

IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & exhibition Transformation of Transportation 7 toll excellence awards ceremony

Monday, September 14, 2009 Congratulations to our 2009 Toll Excellence Award Winners! Join us as we congratulate the winners in each of the five categories. Plus, one of the winners will be awarded the prestigious President’s Award. and the winners are...

Administration Award Customer Service Award Attica Tollway Operations Authority Roads and Transport Authority “Monitoring the Success” “Salik Toll System – A Model of Toll Excellence” Considering that the customers of Tollways have Dubai, United Arab Emirates has become a star on higher service level demands compared to the users the world stage in finance, tourism, construction, and of non-tolled motorways, a “Monitoring the Success” transportation. Thousands flock to the Emirate state action has been adopted by Attica Tollway. This to experience its luxuries and architectural marvels. “Monitoring the Success” action is based on the devel- As with other cities on the path of accelerated growth, opment of a system for monitoring and analyzing the Dubai is facing challenges in managing the accom- trends of the outcome of an urban Tollway and it acts as panying impacts on transportation. As with many a mechanism protecting the expected “value” that arises accomplishments in Dubai, the Roads and Transport from the payment of toll fee. The major components of Authority (RTA) made the impossible possible, and this action are the “Key Performance Indicators” (KPIs), set a few world records along the way. Salik, meaning which are based, to a great extent, on a multifunctional open or clear in Arabic, is Dubai’s new all electronic, survey, in reference mainly to safety and customer open road tolling (ORT) system. It is a free flow service. Attica Tollway is a modern, 65 kilometer-long tolling system operating at highway speeds with no urban motorway with an open toll system and a flat plazas, gates, or other impediments to traffic flow. It is toll rate, that facilitates the speedy connection between maintained completely above the road from walkways 30 municipalities of the greater Athens area. It is the inside the cladded gantries, requiring no road closures Athens ring road, forming the backbone connection for regular maintenance. Salik also features the world’s between the major transportation infrastructure of the widest free flow tolling zone -- at 40.3 meters (132 Attica region, such as the Athens International Airport, feet), spanning 7 ORT lanes in a single direction. Not the Metro, the Suburban Railway and the two National only was the Salik turnkey toll system deployed in less Motorways leading to the North and to the South of than a year from study through revenue collection, it the Greek capital. Attica Tollway is referred to today deployed technologies not previously attempted in toll as one of the most successful international concession collection. These world-record technological advance- projects in the field of motorway construction and ments clearly represent excellence and extraordinary operation. The full application for a period of three achievement within the world’s transportation industry. years of this action succeeded in detecting changes in service conditions, deviation from planned targets and in measuring Service Levels, so as to identify the necessary measures that will lead to the optimization of the level of service offered to the users.

8 Operations Award Social Responsibility Award Harris County Toll Road Authority North Texas Tollway Authority “Wrong Way Detection System” “Sustainability Initiative” Two separate motor vehicle accidents caused by The North Texas Tollway Authority’s Sustainability motorists traveling in the wrong direction along the Initiative is a multi-faceted approach to environ- Westpark Tollway occurred within a span of four mental stewardship that seeks to improve air quality, months in late 2006. Both of these horrific accidents protect water resources, and enhance sustainability and resulted in a number of fatalities. The Harris County aesthetics that ultimately lead to a safer, cleaner, more Toll Road Authority (HCTRA) immediately began efficient and enjoyable drive for motorists traveling in investigating technologies that could help detect North Texas. vehicles entering the tollway in the wrong direction. After rigorously testing the reliability and accuracy Technology Award of various technologies, HCTRA selected a readily 407 ETR Concession Company Ltd. deployable technology. Wrong way detection stations “Vehicle Fingerprinting” were designed and deployed at each egress point along the Westpark Tollway in addition to various locations In May 2006, 407 ETR implemented Vehicle Finger- along the tollway’s mainline, for a total of 14 separate printing, state-of-the-art technology in vehicle recog- detection sites. The detection hardware communi- nition, also referred to as Vehicle Data Tag (VDT). The cates via fiber optic network to a customized software implementation of this leading edge application has platform housed at the HCTRA Incident Management had a significant impact. It has dramatically reduced Center (IMC), where each site is monitored 24/7 in the number of plates requiring manual verification and real time for wrong way vehicles. Once a vehicle is the number of staff performing this function. detected, operators at the IMC are able to immediately dispatch law enforcement officers and monitor 407 ETR’s customers make over 375,000 trips each the vehicle’s whereabouts via CCTV cameras. This workday and are sent over 1.3 million toll bills each deployment represents a first-of-its-kind wrong way month. With 20% of these trips being captured by vehicle detection system, covering more than 10 miles video, a significant amount of revenue relies on being of the nation’s first all-electronic tollway. Since its able to accurately identify these vehicles. Experience commissioning, the detection system and response has shown that plate character information alone is protocol has been credited with stopping five (5) not sufficient for processing some video transactions. separate wrong way drivers before a potentially fatal VDT technology enhances overall vehicle recognition accident could have occurred. In fact, one of these accuracy by providing the ability to identify vehicles five wrong way drivers was stopped the night before using more than the plate. Available VDT software submitting this Toll Excellence description, a continuing was integrated with the Optical Character Recognition reminder of how invaluable this system has become. (OCR) software already used by 407 ETR. Consid- erable customization was required to build the interface between these two applications and to integrate with 407 ETR business rules. VDT technology was piloted in the second half of 2006 to allow for fine-tuning, quality assurance and learning and then was officially launched in the first quarter of 2007.

IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & exhibition Transformation of Transportation 9 Leadership Academy Recognition Ceremony

Monday, September 14, 2009 The 2009 class of the IBTTA Leadership Academy’s Executive Development program held their intensive week-long program in February 2009, in Washington, DC. The second annual course was very successful with many of the 25 participants noting that it exceeded their expectations. Led by Dr. Barbara Gannon, the course covered all facets of toll agency operations, administration, finance, marketing, business development, board relations, public affairs and related topics. The Leadership Academy is funded by contributions to the IBTTA 2009 Foundation. Applications for the 2010 program are available now at www.IBTTA.org.

PICTURED FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Derek Jones, Maryland Transportation Authority; Mario Espinoza, Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority; Geraldine DiNicola Owens, Delaware River and Bay Authority; Joyce Hill, Transportation Corridor Agencies; Luis Palazzi, Abertis USA; Daniel Faust, DMJM Harris / AECOM; Jo Snell, E-470 Public Highway Authority; Joseph Lluis Giménez Sevilla, Autopistas Concesionaria Espanola, S.A.; David Machamer, Oklahoma Turnpike Authority; Jennifer Mennucci, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District; Donald Mauer, STV Incorporated; Marie Schafer, Miami Dade Expressway Authority (MDX); Kurt Krauss, Parsons Brinckerhoff

PICTURED BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruno Coelho Amaral, Companhia de Concessoes Rodoviarias; Antonio Garrastazu, Global Via Infrastructures; Gary Walsh, HNTB Corporation; Thomas Harknett, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.; Peter-Roman Persch, Toll Collect GmbH; Saïd Majdi, HDR, Inc.; Stan Korosec, Blue Water Bridge Canada; Jeffrey Wolff, Kapsch TrafficCom U.S. Corp.; Paul Pittari, The Port Authority of NY & NJ; Craig Paul, Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Commission; James Harris, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP; Robert Reardon, Tampa-Hillsborough Expressway Authority

10 Tours

TECHNICAL TOURS

Illinois Tollway’s Intelligent Transportation This exclusive tour Operations & Environmental offers a unique perspec- Success Story tive of the bridges, road systems and Chicago Sunday, September 13, 2009 skyline from the air! 11:30am – 2:30pm Our 50-minute tour $25 per person begins just west of the • Tour is open to registered Delegates. Chicago Loop and tours • Advance registration is required. approximately 160 miles of the Chicago area. We’ll tour • Meet in the hotel lobby at 11:00am. unique bridge structures, regional multimodal sites, the I-355 wetland mitigation relocation project, architec- Participants will visit the Illinois Tollway’s Downers tural landmarks, Chicago’s coastline, skyline and much Grove Headquarters and tour its Traffic Operations more. This is sure to be a memorable experience but Center which is comprised of the Traffic and Incident space is limited so register early! Management System (TIMS) and the Computer- Aided Dispatch (CAD) System. These fully integrated Note: Tours will run from 1:00pm-4:00pm; participants systems provide instant communication to support 24/7 will be assigned a one-hour time slot when registering roadway incident management, especially during the and notified immediately. Contact Kathleen Davis for Illinois Tollway’s $6.3 billion Congestion-Relief Program. additional information at [email protected]. Delegates also will enjoy seeing the I-PASS Customer Service Center. This is an impressive operational presen- Best of Chicago’s Bridges Boat Tour tation that you won’t want to miss! As part of the road Wednesday, September 16, 2009 tour to and from the Tollway Headquarters, Tollway staff 1:30pm – 3:00pm will present a brief case study on how environmental $30 per person foresight and planning impacted the bottom line on the • Tour is open to registered attendees. opening of the South Extension of the Veterans Memorial • Advance registration is required. Tollway (I-355). Get on the bus and in the know as you • Meet in the hotel lobby at 1:00pm. learn how this team’s contributions assisted in bringing this project in ahead of schedule and within budget. Enjoy this unique tour of Chicago’s famed bridge structures as you cruise the city with highly knowl- Illinois Tollway System by Helicopter edgeable guides from the Illinois Tollway and Chicago Department of Transportation. Today, 38 movable Sunday, September 13, 2009 bridges span the Chicago River – Michigan Avenue 1:00pm – 4:00pm Bridge, Cortland Streetland Bridge and the new North $300 per person Avenue Bridge to name a few. Watch an actual bridge • Tour is open to registered Delegates. lift and learn first-hand about the unique history of • Advance registration is required. Chicago’s water transportation and types of bridges • Meet in the hotel lobby at 12:30pm. including trunnion bascule, scherzer rolling lift, swing • Space is limited. bridges and vertical lift bridges. You’ll learn about the 19th century civil engineering feats that redirected the river’s flow, hear interesting bridge stats and stories, and future planning initiatives.

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City Tours

Chicago City Tour Architecture of Chicago from Saturday, September 12, 2009 a River Cruise 1:00pm – 4:00pm Sunday, September 13, 2009 $50 per person 9:00am – 10:30am • Tour is open to registered attendees. $40 per person • Advance registration is required. • Tour is open to registered attendees. • Meet in the hotel lobby at 12:30pm. • Advance registration is required. On this tour, experience the city’s major features • Meet in the hotel lobby at 8:30am. in the downtown area, north and south sides. Visit the extraordinary and vast Millennium Park which stretches from Michigan Avenue to the glorious lakefront of Lake Michigan. Cruise by the ever- increasing shopping attractions along the Magnificent Mile, the expanding theatre scene, and a plethora of world-class museums and architectural wonders that fill the city with effervescence and variety. Following the bus tour, you will be escorted up to the Observation Deck of the Hancock Tower to view the amazing sights of the Chicago Skyline from one of tallest buildings in the world. Get your Chicago bearings by joining us on this extraordinary tour.

The cool mist off the lake, the magnificence of the city skyline and the tranquility of lapping waves set the mood for a wistful afternoon cruise of the Chicago River. An architectural docent will provide live narration featuring an overview of Chicago’s unique architecture and history. Learn how in the 19th Century, the modern city grew from a trading post to become the world’s fastest growing metropolis. Marvel at an extraordinary array of great structures including Lake Point Tower, Wrigley Building, IBM Building, NBC Tower, Tribune Tower, Civic Opera House, Sears Tower, Marina City, Board of Trade, and scores more. Find out little known facts about the history of Chicago’s buildings, without the omission of the juicier details – scandal, corruption, conflict... all the makings for great entertainment and a “can’t miss” experience.

12 All tours include some walking. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Tours will take place rain or shine.

guest tours

Guided Tour of the Art Institute of Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park with Chicago and Millennium Park with Lunch at Winberie’s Lunch at the Park Grill Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Monday, September 14, 2009 9:00am – 3:00pm 10:00am – 2:00pm $95 per person $90 per person • Tour is open to registered guests. • Tour is open to registered guests. • Advance registration is required. • Advance registration is required. • Meet in the hotel lobby at 8:30am. • Meet in the hotel lobby at 9:30am. This tour offers a Enjoy an escorted private tour of the world-famous great opportunity to Art Institute of Chicago where acclaimed masterpieces learn about one of the await discovery. Since its opening 100 years ago, the world’s most famous Art Institute has acquired outstanding collections architects of all time. both through the distinguished tastes of its curators In 1889, twenty-two and the generosity of its benefactors. In addition to year old Frank Lloyd the museum’s paintings, there are marvelous exhibits Wright, lacking of photography, furnishings, prints and drawings, both formal training weaponry, ceramics and Chinese art. and an academic Following the museum tour, we will explore the degree, began a highlights of Millennium Park, stopping at the extraor- quiet movement in the Oak Park house he designed dinary fountain designed by Spanish artist, Jaume and built for a growing family. As his fame grew, the Plensa. Walk through the three-block long Bank One “Prairie School” movement became a revolution and Promenade to a wooden bridge over a lagoon leading the residence expanded into an office, then a workshop to the new Shoulder Garden, winner of an interna- and studio in which to test the astonishing new style. tional competition. Our tour will conclude with a From this home, his imaginative art and daring designs delicious lunch at the Park Grill. Join your friends for a became world famous. More than a century later, day of fun and discovery. it ranks as America’s most influential architectural expression. This tour will take us for an in-depth visit To learn more, visit: Art Institute of Chicago, www.artic. of the Oak Park House followed by the nearby Unity edu/aic and Millennium Park, www.millenniumpark.org. Temple which Wright called “my little jewel box.” We will end our visit at the busy corner of Oak Park Avenue and Lake Street at Winberie’s restaurant where we will reflect on the day. www.wrightplus.org

Guests are also welcome to sign up for the Best of Chicago’s Bridge Boat Tour on Wednesday, September 16. See page 11 for details.

IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & exhibition Transformation of Transportation 13 Program Agenda *all ibtta sessions take place in the east tower

IBTTA GOVERNANCE MEETINGS 9:00am – 10:30am City Tour: Architecture of Chicago from a River Cruise Thursday, September 10 (see page 12 for details) 3:00pm – 6:00pm 11:30am – 2:30pm IBTTA Executive Committee Meeting (closed meeting) Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway’s Intelligent Transporta- tion Operations & Environmental Success Story Friday, September 11 (see page 11 for details) 9:00am – 5:00pm 1:00pm – 4:00pm IBTTA Board of Directors and Task Force Meetings Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway System by Helicopter Plaza B (lobby level) (see page 11 for details)

6:30pm – 10:00pm 2:00pm – 3:00pm IBTTA Board of Directors, Past Presidents and New Member, Sustaining Member and First-Time Honorary Members Dinner Attendee Open House Adler Planetarium (by invitation) (see page 7 for details) Monarch Suite

Saturday, September 12 3:00pm – 4:00pm IBTTA Board Candidate School 8:00am – Noon (see page 7 for details) IBTTA Board of Directors and Past Presidents Meetings Columbus E-F Plaza B (lobby level) 6:30pm – 10:00pm Opening Event: Art Institute of Chicago (see page 7 for details) 8:00am – 1:00pm Registration for Chicago City Tour Attendees ONLY Monday, September 14 Grand Ballroom Foyer 7:00am – 8:30am 8:00am – 5:00pm Breakfast Speaker Presentation Drop-off Grand Ballroom A-B

1:00pm – 4:00pm 7:00am – 5:30pm Chicago City Tour Registration & Cyber Center (see page 12 for details) Grand Ballroom Foyer Sunday, September 13 7:00am – 5:30pm Speaker Rehearsals & Speaker Presentation Drop-off 8:00am – 5:00pm Grand Suites 4 Registration Grand Ballroom Foyer 8:30am – 5:30pm GENERAL SESSION 8:00am – 5:00pm Grand Ballroom Speaker Rehearsals & Speaker Presentation Drop-off Grand Suites 4 8:30am – 9:30am KEYNOTE SPEAKER 10:00am – 5:00pm Exhibit Set-Up Stuart Varney Riverside Center Business and Financial Journalist for Fox News (see page 6 for bio)

14 Program Agenda *all ibtta sessions take place in the east tower

9:30am – 10:30am 2:00pm – 3:00pm WELCOMING REMARKS GENERAL SESSION Grand Ballroom Kary Witt, Bridge Manager, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District, San Francisco, LEADERSHIP’S ROLE IN INNOVATION California; and President, IBTTA General (Ret.) Barry McCaffrey Patrick Jones, Executive Director and CEO, IBTTA, (see page 29 for bio) Washington, DC 3:00pm – 3:30pm Mike King, Acting Executive Director, Illinois Tollway, Refreshment Break Chicago, Illinois Grand Ballroom Foyer José Luis Feito Higueruela, Chairman, ASETA & President, ASECAP, Madrid, SPAIN 3:30pm – 5:30pm GENERAL SESSION Bill Halkias, P.E., CEO, Attica Tollway Operations Authority, Athens, GREECE, (on behalf of the AHB20 IS VMT THE HOLY GRAIL? Freeway Operations Committee of TRB) Moderator: Kary Witt, President, IBTTA, Bridge 10:30am – 11:00am Manager, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation Refreshment Break District, San Francisco, CA; and President, IBTTA Grand Ballroom Foyer Dan Baxter, P.E., Principal, ITS Practice Leader, Stantec Consulting Services Inc., Denver, Colorado 11:00am – Noon HONORARY MEMBERSHIP Awards Karen Hedlund, Chief Counsel, Federal Highway Administration, Washington, DC Presenter: Kary Witt, Bridge Manager, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District, Marcelle Jones, Senior Transportation Policy Advisor, San Francisco, California; and President, IBTTA Jacobs Engineering Group, Dallas, Texas Mike Krusee, Consultant, Lobbyist, and Commissioner, Toll Excellence Awards National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Presenter: Kathleen Aufschneider, Chair, Awards Commission, Austin, Texas Task Force, Deputy Executive Director, South Jersey Mark Muriello, Assistant Director, Tunnels, Bridges Transportation Authority, Hammonton, New Jersey & Terminals, The Port Authority of New York & New Leadership Academy Recognition Class of Jersey, New York, New York 2009 Jack Opiola, Senior Partner, D’Artagnan Consulting Presenter: Rob Horr, Chancellor, Leadership Academy LLC, Reston, Virginia Board of Regents, Executive Director, Thousand Islands Ed Regan, Executive Vice President, Wilbur Smith Bridge Authority, Alexandria Bay, New York Associates, New Haven, Connecticut

10:00am – 2:00pm Joshua Schank, Ph.D., Director of Transportation Re- search, Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC), Washington, DC Guest Tour: Guided Tour of the Art Institute of Chicago and Millennium Park with Lunch at the Park Grill 5:30pm – 7:00pm (see page 13 for details) Reception in the Exhibit Hall Noon – 2:00pm Riverside Center Lunch & Exhibits Riverside Center 7:00pm – 10:00pm Member Hosted Events (by invitation)

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Tuesday, September 15 Innovation Columbus E-F 7:00am – 8:30am Get Smart – Breakfast Tolling’s Technological Future Grand Ballroom A-B Moderator: Jason Barnes, Editor, ITS International, 7:00am – 5:30pm Swanley, UNITED KINGDOM Registration & Cyber Center ALPR – An Intelligent Multi-purpose Sensor Grand Ballroom Foyer Brian Shockley, Director of Marketing and Product Management, PIPS Technology, A Federal Signal Company, 9:00am – 3:00pm Knoxville, Tennessee Exhibit Hall Open Riverside Center Tolling Integration and Technology in the 21st Century — Not Your Father’s Toll Solution 9:00am – 3:00pm Robert Frank, Director of Business Development, Kapsch Guest Tour: Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park with Lunch TrafficCom, Sterling, Virginia at Winberie’s The Future of 5.9GHz DSRC (see page 13 for details) Tim McGuckin, Executive Director, OmniAir Consortium, Falls Church, Virginia 8:30am – 9:15am GENERAL SESSION The Information Age and Interoperability Grand Ballroom Glenn Deiteker, President & CTO, Telvent Caseta, Austin, Texas THE DIGITAL ROAD TO RECOVERY Martin Rickmann, Director of Corporate Communications, Robert Atkinson President, Toll Collect GmbH, Berlin, GERMANY The Information Technology and Innovation Trevor Platt, Program manager, Road Pricing, T-Systems Foundation, Washington, DC; and Chairman, Ltd., London, United Kingdom National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission (see page 20 for bio) Marketing Grand Ballroom 9:30am – 11:00am Social Media – Removing the Filters BREAKOUT SESSIONS and control Moderator: Lisa Callahan, Public and Employee Relations Leadership Director, Kansas Turnpike Authority, Wichita, Kansas Columbus C-D Maddie Grant, CAE, Chief Social Media Strategist, Doing More With Less – hr and workforce SocialFish, Washington, DC management practices Maneesha Sharma, Director of Customer Experience, Moderator: Evelio Suarez, Senior Vice President, Higher Logic LLC, Washington, DC Operations and Program Management, Faneuil, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida Marguerite Tortorello, Senior VP, Public Affairs, Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, Executive Director, New Jersey Des Plaines, Illinois Turnpike Authority, Woodbridge, New Jersey Via Skype: Rachel Bell, Communications Specialist, Tarsha Leherr, Vice President, Workforce Management Kansas Turnpike Authority, Wichita, Kansas and Quality, Hampton, Virginia Joanne Dahm, North America Practice Leader, Hewitt Associates, Lincolnshire, Illinois

16 Sustainability Innovation Columbus A-B Columbus E-F Sustainability 101 – A Whole Lot of Learning Beyond Your Borders Inconvenient Truth! Moderator: Josef Czako, Moderator: Larry Yermack, President, Telvent, Director International Business Development, Kapsch Transportation, N.A., Rockville, MD TrafficCom, Vienna, AUSTRIA Matthew DeBord, Journalist, Los Angeles, California The Next Evolution In Tolling: Managed Services & Shared Services Models Michael Replogle, Global Policy Director, Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP), Bronwyn Guthrie, Vice President, US Road Charging/ ITS, IBM Corporation Guiding Motorists, Washington, DC New York, New York 11:00am – 11:30am Bending the Lines Refreshment Break Jack Opiola, Senior Partner, D’Artagan Consulting LLC, Grand Ballroom Foyer Reston, Virginia A 21st Century Win-Win Story: The Integration of 11:30am – 1:00pm Sanef with Abertis, 2005-2009 BREAKOUT SESSIONS Jordi Graells, Managing Director of Toll Roads, North America & International, Abertis Infraestructuras SA, Leadership Barcelona, SPAIN Grand Ballroom Understanding Traffic and Revenue Risk over the Life of Financing Strategies In a Changing Finan- a Concession: Hybrid Models to Address Multiple Risk cial Market – Part 1 of 2 Pierre Vilain, Ph.D., Vice President, Halcrow, Inc., New Moderator: Frank McCartney, Executive Director, Dela- York, New York ware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, New Hope, Pennsylvania Marketing Klaus Schierhackl, CFO, ASFiNAG, Vienna, AUSTRIA Columbus C-D Grady Rankin, CFO, North Carolina Turnpike Authority, Changing Attitudes; Changing Behavior Raleigh, North Carolina Moderator: Karen George, P.E., Vice President, Gregory Carey, Managing Director, Goldman, Sachs & TransCore, Inc., Lisle, Illinois Co., New York, New York Open Road Tolling Dennis Enright, Principal and Founder, NW Financial John Benda, General Manager of Maintenance & Traffic Group, Jersey City, New Jersey Operations, Illinois Tollway, Downers Grove, Illinois Successfully Marketing the Conversion to All-Electronic Toll Collection Steve Pustelnyk, Director of Communications, Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, Austin, Texas Woodrow Wilson Bridge: Case Study in Mega-Project Outreach John Undeland, Senior Vice President & Partner, Stratacomm LLC, Washington, DC Responding to Traffic Incidents on Tollways Bill Halkias, P.E., CEO, Attica Tollway Operations Authority, Athens, GREECE

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Sustainability Stratford Shields, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley, Columbus A-B Chicago, Illinois Driving Sustainable Transportation Mary Francoeur, Managing Director, Eastern Region, Assured Guaranty, and Chair of the Municipal Analysts’ Moderator: Howard “Butch” Eley, Group of New York, New York, New York President & CEO, Infrastructure Corporation of America, Brentwood, Tennessee Ryan Rosberg, Assistant Vice President and Senior Research Analyst, Nuveen Asset Management, Why Going Green Makes Economic Sense Chicago, Illinois David Lewis, Ph.D., Senior Vice President and National Director for Economics & Financial Services, HDR, Inc., Charles Nellans, Senior Analyst, Northern Trust Global Washington, DC Investments, Chicago, Illinois Protecting the Valley – I-355 Veterans Memorial Rick Herrington, Deputy Executive Director, North Tollway Texas Tollway Authority, Plano, Texas Angela LaPorte, Environmental Planner, Illinois Tollway, Diane Scaccetti, Executive Director, New Jersey Turnpike Downers Grove, Illinois Authority, Woodbridge, New Jersey Intermodality and the Employment of Alternative Fuels for a Sustainable Mobility Innovation Carlo Costa, Technical Director, Autostrada del Brennero S.p.A, Trento, ITALY Grand Ballroom Can Toll Agencies Bank on Sustainability? Re-branding Your Company and Yourself Saïd Majdi, National Director of Toll Technology, HDR, Facilitator: Seth Kahan, Change Leadership Expert, Inc. Dallas, Texas Glen Echo, Maryland Environmental Post Monitoring for Urban Motorways Dimitris Mandalozis, Strategic and Organizational Marketing Manager, Attica Tollway Operations Authority, Attens, Columbus K-L GREECE An Emergency Up Close! 1:00pm – 3:00pm Facilitator: Major Kevin Anderson, Commander, Lunch & Exhibits Special Operations Division, Maryland Transportation Riverside Center Authority, Baltimore, Maryland Jo Snell, Manager of Community and Public Relations, 3:00pm – 5:00pm E-470 Public Highway Authority, Aurora, CO HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS Sustainability LEADERSHIP Columbus E-F Columbus A-D DEVELOPING YOUR Financing Strategies In a Changing Finan- ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY cial Market – Part 2 of 2: Credit Market “Speed Dating” Facilitator: Steve Snider, General Manager & CEO, Facilitator: Frank McCartney, Executive Director, Halifax Harbour Bridges, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, CANADA New Hope, Pennsylvania Anastasia Harrison, AIA, LEED-AP, Director of Sustain- Michael Craft, Research Analyst, Fidelity Investments, ability, Northeast Region, Gannett Fleming, South Merrimack, New Hampshire Plainfield, New Jersey Bob Muller, Managing Director and Credit Specialist, Michael DeBacker, P.E. Director, Transportation Practice JP Morgan Securities Inc., New York, New York Infrastructure Group, Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City, Missouri

18 Christina Maroney, Manager, Special Projects, Delaware 10:15am – 10:45pm River Port Authority, Camden, New Jersey Refreshment Break Grand Ballroom Foyer Rocco Zucchero, Deputy Chief of Engineering for Planning, Illinois Tollway, Downers Grove, Illinois 10:45am – 11:00pm Preview of 2010 Annual Meeting – San Diego, 5:30pm – 7:00pm California Leadership Academy Reception Monarch Suite 11:00am – 1:00pm GENERAL SESSION 7:00pm – 10:00pm Member Hosted Events Interoperability: Closing the Deal (by member invitation) Moderator: Jim Anglin, P.E., Florida District Wednesday, September 16 President, HNTB, Lake Mary, Florida James Eden, Chief Operating Officer, North Carolina 6:15am – 7:30am Turnpike Authority, Raleigh, North Carolina & Chair- IBTTA & Builders of Hope Run/Walk man, Alliance for Toll Interoperability (see page 7 for details) Rick Herrington, Deputy Executive Director, North 7:00am – 8:30am Texas Tollway Authority, Dallas, Texas Breakfast Alain Estiot, Chief Quality Officer, Toll Collect GmbH, Grand Ballroom A-B Berlin, GERMANY 7:00am – 1:00pm Greg LeFrois, P.E., Vice President, HNTB Corporation, Registration & Cyber Center Orlando, Florida Grand Ballroom Foyer Tim McGuckin, Executive Director, OmniAir Consortium, Falls Church, Virginia 8:30am – 11:00am GENERAL SESSION Karl-Heinz Stappert, TUV Rheinland Intertraffic Grand Ballroom GmbH, Business Field Manager, Transport Telemat- ics, Consulting and Logistics, Cologne, GERMANY 8:30am – 9:00am Harold Worrall, Ph.D., P.E., Managing Director, BUSINESS MEETING Transportation Innovations, Inc., Oviedo, Florida Election of new officers and directors, a report from the Chair of the Finance Standing Committee of the Board, 1:00pm and report from the Executive Director and CEO Adjourn

9:00am – 9:15am 1:30pm – 3:00pm Special Presentation: Jon Obenberger, Ph.D., P.E., City Tour: Best of Chicago’s Bridges Boat Tour Preconstruction Team Leader, FHWA, and Secretary, TRB (see page 11 for details) Freeway Operations Committee, Washington, DC 6:30pm – 10:00pm 9:15am – 10:15am Closing Reception and Banquet KEYNOTE SPEAKER Grand Ballroom Mark Shields Featuring The Second City Syndicated Columnist and Political Analyst (see page 7 for details ) (see page 6 for bio) www.secondcity.com

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Kevin Anderson Robert Atkinson September 15 | 3:00pm September 15 | 8:30am Major Kevin M. Anderson is a Robert Atkinson has an extensive sixteen-year veteran with the Mary- background in technology policy, has land Transportation Authority Police conducted groundbreaking research in Baltimore, Maryland. He currently serves as projects on technology and innovation, is a valued the Commander of the Special Operations Divi- adviser to state and national policy makers, and a sion and directly oversees several specialized police popular speaker on innovation policy nationally and units within the department. He is a certified internationally. He is also author of the State New police instructor through the Maryland Police and Economy Index series and the book, The Past and Correctional Training Commission and is a certified Future of America’s Economy: Long Waves of Inno- instructor through the National Highway Traffic vation that Power Cycles of Growth. Dr. Atkinson Safety Administration in Police Traffic RADAR / was appointed by President Clinton to the Commis- LIDAR, Standardized Filed Sobriety Testing, and sion on Workers, Communities, and Economic Conducting the Complete Traffic Stop. Additionally, Change in the New Economy. In 2007, DOT he is a proud graduate of the 231st Session of the Secretary Mary Peters appointed him to the National FBI National Academy. Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission. James Anglin September 16 | 11:00am Kathleen Aufschneider Jim Anglin currently serves as HNTB’s September 14 | Morning Florida District President. In his Kathleen Aufschneider serves as 30-year career with HNTB, he has Deputy Executive Director and also served as Southeast Division President, Chief Director of Policy and Planning for Operating Officer and Chief Sales Officer, as well as the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) several other office and regional management posi- and is responsible for business planning, economic tions. Since joining HNTB, Jim has had significant development, legislative and policy matters, regional roles on a broad spectrum of transportation and transportation planning and visioning for the infrastructure projects. He has extensive experience Authority. She also oversees the Human Resources, in the final design and preparation of construction Communications, Marketing, IT and Tolls Tech- plans and specifications for urban roadways, freeways nology. Ms. Aufschneider is a Professional Engineer and HOV facilities, and toll roads. His areas of and Planner with 33 years of experience in trans- expertise also include corridor studies, traffic analysis, portation policy, planning and engineering. Kathi alternative analysis, public involvement programs, currently serves on the Board of Directors of IBTTA environmental documentation, and schematic and and the WTS International Advisory Board. She functional design for major transportation projects. has been honored as 2002 Government Engineer of Jim is active in IBTTA, having served as the Chief the Year by the ASCE New Jersey Section; as 2003 Meeting Organizer for the successful 2009 Interoper- Woman of the Year by WTS Philadelphia; and a ability Summit, and will lead the charge for another 2004 Women of Influence by NJBiz. Interoperability Summit in 2010.

20 Jason Barnes John Benda September 15 | 9:30am September 15 | 11:30am Jason Barnes has been a technical jour- John Benda is the General Manager nalist, writing on a variety of subjects, of Maintenance and Traffic for the for nearly 20 years. For the last 10 Illinois Tollway where he has been years, he has specialised in transport- and travel-related employed the past twenty-four (24) years. In this topics. He is the editor of ITS International magazine. capacity he has functional authority and responsibility for Roadway, Fleet and Traffic Operations as well as Permits and Utilities. The Tollway’s Dan Baxter Computer Aided Central Dispatch Center and September 14 | 3:30pm integrated Traffic and Incident Management system Dan leads North American ITS for was developed under his direction. John has been Stantec including electronic toll and very active in several professional associations and traffic management systems. Dan received the prestigious Top 10 Public Works Leader chairs the Subcommittee for Conference Planning of the Year award from the American Public Works of TRB’s Freeway Operations Committee, and with Association. He also served as Chairman of the IBTTA staged the first International Symposium on IBTTA Maintenance Committee for eight years and Freeway and Tollway Operations in Athens in 2006 is currently President of ITS Midwest. followed by the Second Symposium in Hawaii in 2009. Dan managed ITS projects from California Lisa Callahan to Florida over 25 years. His recurring column on September 15 | 9:30am ITS appears in Transportation Management & Lisa Callahan serves as the Director Engineering magazine. Dan serves on the Board of of Public Relations of the Kansas Regents for the IBTTA Leadership Academy, and is Turnpike Authority. Specializing in an Alumni for the chartered class. creative thinking and strategic initiatives that support the Turnpike Authority’s objectives, Ms. Callahan Rachel Bell is responsible for external and internal communica- September 15 | 9:30am tions, managing media relations, customer outreach and government relations. Ms. Callahan served as Rachel Bell, communications specialist IBTTA President in 1997. for the Kansas Turnpike Authority, is on the border between Generation X and Y status and commonly displays strong traits of Gregory Carey both categories. For the past 9 years, 1 month and 8 September 15 | 11:30am days (an employment length record for a Gen Y’er), Greg Carey co-heads the national she has been focusing her energy toward transporta- infrastructure practice as well as the tion-related internal and external communication at Municipal Finance Department’s the KTA. She is both a master and a student of tech- transportation effort. He joined nology and the way it is used to communicate round- Goldman Sachs in 2004 as a managing director. the-clock for both personal and professional reasons. Prior to joining the firm, Greg worked at Citigroup A Twitter-junky, Rachel balances her social media for 22 years, where he co-headed the firm’s infra- addiction, work and family using creative strategies. structure group. In this role, he was responsible for all infrastructure and surface transportation efforts. Greg has also done extensive work in project finance, waste-to energy and sports advisory and facility financings. Three of his client’s deals have been selected as Institutional Investor’s “Deal of the Year.”

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Carlo Costa Joanne Dahm September 15 | 11:30am September 15 | 9:30am Carlo Costa is the Technical Director Joanne Dahm is a principal at Hewitt for Autostrada del Brennero, S.p.A., and leads the company’s Talent and where he is responsible for the safety Organization Consulting practice of its tunnels. He is also responsible for all proceed- for the U.S. She and her consulting team help ings and is project supervisor of all work sites along clients more effectively attract, motivate, and retain the whole route. Mr. Costa has been with Autostrada talent, as well as measure and improve the impact of del Brennero, S.p.A. since 1995. human capital initiatives. Hewitt’s expertise includes rewards, talent and leadership, HR effectiveness, and Michael Craft managing large scale change. September 15 | 3:00pm Mike Craft is a research analyst in the Fixed Income Michael DeBacker Division of Fidelity Management & Research September 15 | 3:00pm Company, the largest mutual fund company in the Mike DeBacker, P.E. is the National United States, the No. 1 provider of workplace retire- Director of the Transportation Practice ment savings plans and a leading online brokerage for Burns & McDonnell Engineering firm. Mr. Craft focuses on transportation, tobacco, Company. In this role he is responsible for client resource recovery, and higher education sectors. development, strategic direction and project execu- Prior to joining Fidelity, Mr. Craft was municipal tion. He received his BS Civil Engineering from bond strategist, senior vice president of Fixed Income the University of Missouri and his MBA from the Research at Lehman Brothers. His responsibilities University of Kansas. Mr. DeBacker has nearly included researching and analyzing the municipal 20 years of experience in transportation planning, bond market, developing forecasts of market trends, design and technology for DOT, turnpike and and the Lehman Brother’s Municipal Bond Index. municipal clients.

Josef Czako Matthew DeBord September 15 | 11:30am September 15 | 9:30am Josef Czako is the Director for Matthew DeBord covers the interna- International Business Development tional auto industry for Slate.com’s for Kapsch TrafficCom where he is The Big Money, where he writes responsible for new markets, new technologies, the Shifting Gears blog. He has written about the strategic alliances, and strategic projects. Josef is a future of cars, transportation, and mobility for the Transport professional with long term experiences in Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and Car Road User Charging and Road Safety and actively Design News. He also contributes to the Huff- supports initiatives in the areas strategy development, ington Post and the Daily Beast. He has appeared standardization, and related activities in associations on MSNBC and Dan Rather Reports to discuss like IBTTA, OmniAir, Ertico, ITS, IRF, or ASECAP. the auto industry, electric vehicles, and the business Josef is a member of the Education Task Force and of cars. DeBord has served as a consultant for Art Technology Committee within IBTTA. Center College of Design’s annual Sustainability Summit since 2007. He lives in Los Angeles.

22 Glenn Deitiker Transportation Officials) Interstate Anniversary September 15 | 9:30am Board of Advisors. He is also currently on the Glenn Deitiker is the original Board of Directors of AMOTIA (Association for founder of Caseta Technologies, Inc. the Management and Operations of Transportation and currently holds the position of Infrastructure Assets). President and Chief Technology Officer for Telvent Caseta, Inc. Deitiker has more than eighteen (18) Dennis Enright years of information technology systems experience September 15 | 11:30am in the transportation industry. Deitiker is involved Mr. Enright is a Principal at NW in a number of industry panels and boards including Financial Group and has over 25 having served on the IBTTA Electronic Payment years of experience as a public finance Systems (EPS) Workgroup and as an original investment banker and has handled over $30 billion founding Board member of the OmniAir Consor- in debt financing over a broad array of infrastructure tium. Glenn was the original author of the OmniAir financing needs, including transportation, public/ EPSNIS paper and currently serves as the Executive private partnerships, and project finance. Prior Chair for the Electronic Payment Services Committee. to NW Financial, he served as Senior Managing Director at NatWest Bank and managed its US James Eden governmental finance sector. Mr. Enright’s career has September 16 | 11:00am included service at both large and small investment JJ Eden currently serves as the Chief banks. Mr. Enright has served on numerous public Operating Officer for the North service oriented boards and is currently a Trustee of Carolina Turnpike Authority. As the Guarini Public Policy Institute. Mr. Enright has Assistant Chief Engineer, Pennsylvania Turnpike, JJ published several reports with regard to the Indiana managed all facilities design, construction and main- Toll Road transaction, including comparisons to the tenance, including the design of the toll collection Chicago Skyway deal and proposed privatization of and ITS systems. JJ co-authored the industry’s first Texas SH 121. Management Online Maintenance System and was a founding member of the Interagency Group/E- Alain Estiot ZPass. As Director of ETC – ACS for Lockheed September 16 | 11:00am Martin, JJ oversaw the development of advanced Alain Estiot is Managing Director and operations, lane and violation processing systems. Chief Quality Officer of Toll Collect JJ also currently serves on the board of IBTTA and GmbH (TC) in Berlin, Germany. Chair of ATI. TC has developed, financed and is operating since January 2005 the first GPS/GNSS toll system in the Howard “Butch” Eley world on 12.500 km in Germany. He previously September 15 | 11:30am served as Director Special Projects with Cofiroute, Butch Eley is the Chief Executive in Paris France. Then he was COO of Cofiroute Officer, founder, and a member of the Corporation, the US-affiliate of Cofiroute, and Board of Directors for Infrastructure Deputy Managing Director of CPTC (CPTC) in Corporation of America (ICA). Mr. Eley serves as Los Angeles. CPTC had the Franchise for the 91 Vice Chair of the Communications and Outreach Express Lanes, the first worldwide highway with an Committee of IBTTA and served as the Chair of the automatic multilanes toll system and the pioneer of AASHTO (American Association of State Highway Value Pricing.

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José Luis Feito Higueruela Robert Frank September 14 | 9:30am September 15 | 9:30am Economist. Chairman of ASETA Bob Frank has over 30 years of experi- (Association of Spanish Toll Roads). ence in the Sales, Marketing and Born in Madrid, on 13 April deployment of high technology in the 1952, a BA in Economics from the Universidad transportation industry. As the Director of Business Complutense of Madrid and Technical Commercial development at Amtech/TransCore, Bob was respon- and State Economist. He has served as executive sible for the deployment if their RFID technology in director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the toll, trucking, and intermodal markets. Bob was was ambassador of Spain to the OECD until 2000, part of the early adopter Amtech/TransCore team head of International Financial Institutions Bank that proposed, and deployed over 5,000 lanes and of Spain and member of the Monetary Committee 5 million tags on a worldwide basis in the toll and (Brussels) and the Committee of Governors ITS markets. Bob is now the Business Development Central Banks of the European Union. Since 2001 Director for Kapsch TrafficCom US Corp whose is Chairman of ASETA. He is also Chairman of principal business is the development and supply ASECAP (Association of European Motorways). of electronic toll collection (ETC) systems with a Also, within CEOE, member of the Board of specialty in multi-lane free-flow (MLFF) and HOT Directors and Executive Board, President of the lane deployments utilizing the new state-of –the art Fiscal Committee and President of the Economic 5.9 GHz ETC platform. Committee. He has published widely on monetary & financial issues as well as on the economics of the Karen George welfare state. September 15 | 11:30am Karen George, P.E. serves as a Mary Francoeur Regional Manager for TransCore. September 15 | 3:00pm TransCore supports the transporta- Mary Francoeur is the Managing tion industry through a wide range of offerings for Director responsible for business devel- the toll, traffic management, airport, parking, access opment and underwriting for the East control, rail, intermodal, trucking, and homeland Region of the public finance group of the combined security markets. Ms. George is responsible for the Assured Guaranty Corp. and Financial Security Assur- technical and business functions of four TransCore ance Inc. Mary joined Assured Guaranty Corp. in offices with over 300 staff. She has over 20 years February 2008 to lead project finance underwriting, experience managing a variety of traffic engineering successfully closing new construction transporta- and transportation related projects. tion and stadium transactions, including the North Carolina Turnpike Authority’s Triangle Expressway Senior Lien Revenue Bonds. Previously, Mary worked at FGIC underwriting their first toll road, hotel and stadium project revenue bonds. Mary spent nine years at Moody’s Investors Service with her final role as team leader of the Infrastructure Finance group. Mary started her career serving in financial management roles with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the City of Jersey City.

24 Jordi Graells and specialized service providers within the US to September 15 | 11:30am optimize value and productivity for clients. Prior to Jordi Graells is the Managing Director her current role, Bronwyn had a long career in IBM’s of Toll Roads, North America & Services business across IT Outsourcing and project International, at Abertis Infrae- based services within the US, Asia Pacific and her structuras. Graells leads the international toll road home country, Australia. Bronwyn has also spent a development and operations of Abertis, and serves at significant part of her career working with the Public several Boards of the Abertis companies in the US, Sector, with teams covering consulting, implementa- the Americas, Europe and South Africa. In 2006 tion, operations and maintenance solutions for the and 2007, he chaired the SANEF Board Operations Government , Education, and Health Industries. Committee in Paris. He also serves at the Board of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Asso- Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti ciation (IBTTA), for the 2008 through 2011 period. September 15 | 9:30am and 3:00pm His activity on toll road development and operation Diane Scaccetti, Deputy Executive for more than 30 years includes significant assign- Director, Administration, of Allen- ments in the United States, Argentina and France. town. She has served as Deputy Exec- In 2008, Jordi Graells led the consortium that was utive Director from May 1997 through May 2003. awarded preferred bidder status for the Pennsylvania As a result of the consolidation of the New Jersey Turnpike Lease and Concession. Turnpike Authority and the New Jersey Highway Authority, Ms. Scaccetti is now the Deputy Execu- Maddie Grant tive Director of Administration with the recently September 15 | 9:30am consolidated departments reporting to her. Maddie Grant, CAE is a Gen-X early adopter and “shiny new toy” addict. Bill Halkias After more than 10 years of experience September 14 | 9:30am in marketing, communications and international September 15 | 11:30am business, Maddie found her home in the association Bill M. Halkias, P.E., is the Chief community–first as the COO of a small professional Executive Officer of the Attica membership association in Washington, DC and Tollway Operations Authority, the agency estab- now as the chief social media strategist for Social- lished in 1999 to operate the new six-lane Toll Fish. Maddie has written articles for a number of Road built in Athens, Greece. He is a licensed publications and speaks frequently. Maddie writes Professional Engineer in Greece and in eight US for the popular “SocialFishing…” blog, covering the States and a Licensed Professional Planner in the intersection between social media and association State of New Jersey. He has over 25 years of diversi- management. fied professional experience specialized in transportation and is currently a Member of the Board of Bronwyn Guthrie Directors of the IBTTA and sits on several other September 15 | 11:30am committees in the transportation field. Bronwyn is the Vice President of Road User Charging and ITS and is responsible for the strategy and development of IBM’s business in the Road User Charging / Tolling industry within North America. Bronwyn works with established solution providers

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Anatasia Harrison Mr. Herrington began his career with NTTA in September 15 | 3:00pm 1999 and until 2005 served as the Director of Infor- Anastasia Harrison, AIA, LEED-AP, mation Technology and then the Assistant Executive Director of Sustainability for Gannett Director where he was responsible for the develop- Fleming has 21 years of architectural ment, implementation and ongoing maintenance of experience and is a LEED Accredited Professional. the toll collection system, as well as the implementa- Ms. Harrison is on the Board of Directors for tion of ITS technology along all roadway systems USGBC NJ, and is the liaison to the board for the and the implementation of several Enterprise Wide Speakers Bureau. At the firm she currently manages Systems. From 2005-2007, Mr. Herrington served all LEED projects, sustainability initiatives for design as the National Director of Technology Services and projects, and the corporate sustainability policy. Central Division Toll Sector Leader for HNTB.

Karen Hedlund Robert Horr III September 14 | Morning September 14 | 3:30pm Karen Hedlund was appointed Robert Horr, III has been Executive as Chief Counsel of the Federal Director of the Thousand Islands Highway Administration (FHWA) in Bridge Authority since January 2003. June 2009. The Office of the Chief Counsel gives Prior to this he was Deputy Executive Director and legal advice and represents all aspects of FHWA’s Director of Administration & Operations. For the programs. The office works with State and local past 12 years, Mr. Horr has been responsible for the government transportation agencies to enhance the development, management and implementation of understanding and application of Federal transporta- the annual operations and capital programs, as well tion laws and procedures. Prior to joining FHWA, as the general management and oversight of the day- Ms. Hedlund was a partner in the Nossaman LLP to-day operations of the International Bridge System law firm, resident in its Washington, DC, and Los and Boldt Castle/Heart Island tourist attraction. Angeles offices. As a member of the firm’s Infrastruc- Mr. Horr is a Director of the U.S./Canada Bridge ture Practice Group, she advised state departments of & Tunnel Operators Association, past director and transportation and regional transportation agencies current Chair of the IBTTA Leadership Academy in innovative procurements and financings for major Board of Regents and Thousand Islands Interna- highway, transit and high speed rail projects. She also tional Regional Tourism Development Corporation served as an advisor on state and federal legislative and the “Capital Corridor” Trade & Tourism Initia- initiatives. tive. Mr. Horr has been active in Public Service since 1991. Rick Herrington September 15 | 3:00pm September 16 | 11:00am Rick Herrington has served as the Deputy Executive Director for the North Texas Tollway Authority since 2007, where he oversees operations and day-to-day activities for the agency. He played a key role as the lead negotiator on the Sam Rayburn Tollway project for the NTTA.

26 Marcelle Jones Mike Krusee September 14 | 3:30pm September 14 | 3:30pm Marcelle Jones is a Senior Transpor- Commissioner Mike Krusee repre- tation Policy Advisor with Jacobs sented District 52 of the Texas House of Engineering Group. She has more Representatives from 1992 – 2009. He than 20 years of experience in governmental policy currently serves as Chairman of the House Transporta- and legislative development and analysis. She advises tion Committee and Commissioner for the National on tolling, public-private partnerships, procurement, Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing organizational structures, and strategic planning and Commission. Mike served 16 years as a member of the implementation. Ms. Jones serves as vice-chair of Executive Council of the Capital Area Metropolitan the IBTTA Law Committee, and is a member of the Planning Organization (CAMPO). He authored Transportation Law Committee of the Transportation House Bill 3588, an omnibus transportation statute, Research Board and the Project Panel 20-06 of the now widely held as one of the most comprehensive National Cooperative Highway Research Program. and visionary in Texas history; the legislation is now a Prior to joining Jacobs, she served as Director of Legal national model for state transportation funding. Mr. Services for the North Texas Tollway Authority. Krusee is a lobbyist and consultant based in Austin.

Patrick Jones Angela LaPorte September 14 | Morning September 15 | 11:30am Patrick Jones is Executive Director Angela LaPorte began her career with & CEO of the International Bridge, the State of Illinois in 2003. She Tunnel and Turnpike Association. Since joined the Tollway team in September assuming this position in 2002, Pat has built IBTTA 2004 as an Environmental Planner. During her into the principal advocate for toll-financed transporta- tenure, she has risen to the head of the Environ- tion and the leader in producing high quality educa- mental Unit while working to secure environmental tional experiences for toll industry professionals. Before permits for every construction project as part of the coming to IBTTA, Jones held senior management Tollway’s $6.3 billion dollar Capital Program. positions at the American Trucking Associations, the American Public Transportation Association, and the Greg LeFrois Health Insurance Association of America. September 16 | 11:00am Greg Le Frois has 30 years of engineering Seth Kahan and design experience, with 27 years of September 15 | 3:00pm that specializing in toll transportation Seth Kahan is a change leadership facilities. He is a Vice President and Fellow with HNTB specialist. He has worked with over Corporation, where he has been employed for 27 years. 20 CEOs and senior leaders of major He is Director of HNTB’s national Toll Facilities Group organizations that include the Shell, World Bank, which specializes in consulting services for revenue Peace Corps, Center for Association Leadership, collection systems, operations, and management for toll Project Management Institute, American Public and parking facilities and supports HNTB offices across Transportation Association, NASA, and, of course, the United States. He also assists in firm-wide oversight IBTTA. Seth specializes in helping leaders get change of HNTB’s toll consulting practice. Greg currently serves right by providing the tools and guidance required to as Program Manager of Toll Operations for Florida’s successfully lead large scale change. Seth authors the Turnpike Enterprise. Greg is a leader in the toll industry Fast Company blog, Leading Change. and has served as key advisor to many toll agencies.

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Tarsha Leherr SaÏd Majdi September 15 | 9:30am September 15 | 11:30am Tarsha Leherr is an accomplished Saïd Majdi is HDR’s National professional in workforce manage- Director of Toll Technology. He has ment and process optimization with 24 years of experience in the control over 10 years of experience within contact center and management of toll and ITS systems design, and customer service environments. As a member development and integration programs. For the past of Faneuil’s executive and implementation team, 16 years, he has focused on advising toll authori- Ms. Leherr designs innovative resource manage- ties and operators on ways to achieve operational ment strategies based on customer requirements and efficiency through the implementation of cost- implements technology, policy and procedures to effective, reliable lane-level and back-office solutions achieve proposed results. Most notably, Ms. Leherr for cashless, all-electronic plaza conversion, ORT, implemented contact center staffing strategies which HOT lanes and value pricing. His achievements streamlined the staffing process for front-line plaza include managing the design and development of positions. As a result, Faneuil consistently fills 99% the world’s first reversible ORT bridge. This project of open shifts out of 7,000 weekly scheduled shifts earned the 2007 IBTTA President’s Award as well as for Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. the 2007 Chairman’s Award from the Transportation and Expressway Authority Membership of Florida David Lewis (TeamFL) for the Transportation Innovation Project September 15 | 11:30am of the year. Dr. David Lewis is a Senior Vice Presi- dent with HDR Decision Economics Dimitris Mandalozis and serves as the firm’s National Director September 15 | 11:30am for Economics and Financial Services. He served previ- Dimitris Mandalozis is a Civil Engi- ously as President of HLB Decision Economics, prior neer with a professional experience in to which he was as Principal Economist of the U.S. the transport sector for 15 years. He Congressional Budget Office. His present work includes holds the Strategic and Organizational Manager’s extension of the conventional Cost-Benefit Analysis position at Attica Tollway Operations Authority process to accommodate the productivity effects of (Attikes Diadromes S.A.). The Authority is operating private investment in advanced logistics when such the Toll Ring Road in Athens, Greece, known as investments are induced by improvements in transpor- “ATTIKI ODOS.” Dimitris’ responsibilities include tation infrastructure. David is the recipient of several among other things the day to day monitoring of professional awards and co-authored the book “Policy the operational practices on behalf of the Authority’s and Planning as Public Choice: Mass Transit in the Top Management and reports directly to the CEO. United States”, a quantitative accounting of the benefits He is in charge of Crisis Management Coordination of passenger transportation in relation to mobility, across the Board and monitors external interfaces with congestion management and economic development. customer complaints, claims and recommendations. He is the Chairman of IRF’s Working Group on the Environment and holds Attica Tollway’s activities with International and Domestic Professional Associations.

28 Christina Maroney Frank McCartney September 15 | 3:00pm September 15 Christina Maroney is the Manager of 11:30am and 3:00pm Special Projects for the Delaware River Frank McCartney has served as the Port Authority, a bi-state transporta- Executive Director of the Delaware tion agency operating bridge, transit, ferry and cruise River Joint Toll Bridge Commission since May 1999. facilities in southern New Jersey and southeastern As executive director, he manages a $45 million Pennsylvania. She is currently the Project Manager annual operating budget and oversees a staff of 350 for the DRPA’s Green Ports Initiative, a regional full-time employees. McCartney also is directing a “green” project in conjunction with South Jersey Port $950 million comprehensive capital improvement Corporation and Philadelphia Regional Port Agency. program to preserve, enhance, protect and better Christina began working at the Authority in 1994 manage the agency’s 20 bridges. In addition, McCa- and has spent most of her career managing a variety rtney is a member of the Board of Directors of the of economic development projects in Camden, NJ Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and Philadelphia, PA. Most recently, she has been (SEPTA). Frank serves on the IBTTA Board of charged with overseeing the Authority’s strategic Directors and as the vice-chair of the IBTTA Educa- planning effort. tion Task Force.

General (Ret.) Tim McGuckin Barry McCaffrey September 15 | 9:30am September 14 | 2:00pm September 16 | 11:00am Barry McCaffrey served in the Tim McGuckin is the Executive United States Army for 32 years Director of the OmniAir Consortium, and retired as a four-star General. At retirement Inc, a non-profit created to advance deployment of he was the most highly decorated serving General, standards-compliant, interoperable DSRC systems having been awarded three Purple Heart medals for through the member-defined OmniAir Certification wounds received in his four combat tours – as well program. Tim founded OmniAir in collaboration as twice awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, with IBTTA, the DSRC Industry Consortium, and the nation’s second highest award for valor. He also others in the Toll and ITS community. He led the twice was awarded the Silver Star for valor. After development of the organization and signed in 2006 leaving government service, Barry McCaffrey served a five-year cooperative agreement with USDOT that for five years (2001-2005) as the Bradley Distin- has delivered important program deliverables, one guished Professor of International Security Studies of which is a VII Tolling and Payments Concept of at West Point. He continues as an Adjunct Professor Operations. Prior to OmniAir, Tim served 9 years of International Affairs. General Barry R. McCaf- as the Director of Technology Programs at IBTTA. frey is President of his own consulting firm based in Since 1993 he has been active in transportation tech- Arlington, Virginia and serves as a national security nology and policy via his time at America Trucking and terrorism analyst for NBC News. Associations and ITS America.

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robert Muller Charles Nellans September 15 | 3:00pm September 15 | 3:00pm Bob Muller is a managing director at JP Morgan in Charles Nellans is a Vice President charge of the Municipal Credit Analysis and Investor at The Northern Trust Company, Marketing Unit. The Unit focuses on rating agency Chicago. He serves in the Fixed strategy, the structuring of new issues and is also Income Research Division of Northern Trust responsible for organizing and leading all investor Global Investments and is responsible for reviewing marketing of new issues including managing internet perspective municipal bonds and note purchases and live roadshows. He actively interfaces with key (taxable and tax-exempt) for short term, long term, institutional investors on a regular basis. Mr. Muller the municipal high yield fund, and trusts managed is widely known for his work in the transportation by Northern Trust and its affiliates. Prior to joining sector and was elected seven times as the first team Northern Trust as a Second Vice President in March, Transportation Analyst in Institutional Investor’s 1997, Nellans was a senior analyst at John Nuveen annual poll of investors. & Co. He was named a Vice President in May, 1998. He is past President and a member of the Chicago Mark Muriello Municipal Analysts Society and a member of the September 14 | 3:30pm National Federation of Municipal Analysts. Mark Muriello has twenty-seven years of experience in transportation and Jon Obenberger public finance, covering bus, rail, September 16 | 9:00am marine terminals, toll road operations, and the electric Jon Obenberger is the Preconstruc- utility industry. As Assistant Director of Tunnels, tion Team Leader in the Office of Bridges and Terminals for The Port Authority of Program Administration at the Federal New York and New Jersey, Mark oversees a wide Highway Administration. He is responsible for range of functions including transportation planning advancing FHWA’s preconstruction program, and and policy, traffic and revenue forecasting, business performs a wide range of senior management func- and strategic planning, revenue programs, and the tions which involve establishing Federal regulations, operations and maintenance of the Port Authority’s national policies, developing and adopting national E-ZPass® electronic toll collection program. Mr. standards, advancing national program and initia- Muriello serves in leadership roles in a number of tives, and supporting the administration and delivery transportation organizations including the Transpor- of the Federal-aid Highway Program. Additional tation Research Board, the I-95 Corridor Coalition, responsibilities include, but are not limited to: the TRANSCOM, and the E-ZPass Inter-Agency Group. geometric design of highways; the design of new facilities added to Interstate System; advancing FHWA’s Design Discipline; procuring, managing and administering consultant services; value engineering; the accommodation and relocation of utility facilities; advancing FHWA’s context sensitive solutions initiative and related transportation sustainability efforts involving roadway design.

30 Jack Opiola Area. Steve has been responsible for developing, September 14 | 3:30pm implementing, and overseeing the agency’s commu- September 15 | 11:30am nications, marketing, and public involvement Jack Opiola is the Senior Partner with programs. Prior to joining CTRMA, Steve served as D’Artagnan Consulting LLC (DCL) Manager of Communications and Marketing at the in Reston, VA. Prior to this, Jack was a Principal Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, and consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton in London, UK. also worked as a PIO for Florida’s Turnpike and as a Jack works with Global Transport Clients around News Reporter for WDBO Radio in Orlando. Steve the world in the development of ITS and works has been active in IBTTA since 1996 and has served specialists in virtually every aspect of transportation as Vice Chair of the Public Relations Committee. management, finance, operations, engineering and systems as applied to airports, airlines, sea ports, Grady Rankin shipping companies, railways and public transport September 15 | 11:30am systems. Jack has been a pioneer in advancing the Mr. Rankin is the Chief Financial state-of-the-art in tolling, computerised parking Officer of the North Carolina control, congestion charging, electronic road pricing Turnpike Authority. Prior to joining and road user charging. Currently he is using his the NCTA, Rankin had over thirty years of experi- experience to assist in the development of national, ence in business including ten years in two Fortune free-flow tolling and Electronic Road Pricing systems 100 companies and twenty years in a series of early around the world. stage companies that he sold or took public. Rankin brings his unique perspective as an entrepreneur to Trever Platt the start-up of a new state authority. September 15 | 9:30am Trevor has 20 years ITS experience in Ed Regan road pricing, traffic management and September 14 | 3:30pm enforcement. He currently works for Ed Regan is Executive Vice President T-Systems as Account Manager for the UK Depart- of Wilbur Smith Associates. He’s been ment for Transport’s Road Pricing Demonstrations with WSA for over 35 years, and for Project, and is responsible for business development over 20 years led a division in WSA which special- opportunities in North America and selected Euro- izes in traffic, revenue and operations studies for toll pean Countries. T-Systems is Deutsche Telekom’s and value pricing projects around the country and corporate-customer unit with 46,000 employees and the world. Under Ed’s leadership, WSA developed revenues of €11B. T-Systems’ extensive transport revenue forecasts which have been used in support technology client base includes the operator of the of the issuance of over $70 billion in toll facility world’s largest TDP road charging service, finance. He’s still involved with toll services, but Ed Toll Collect. also now serves as Chief Strategy Officer of WSA. He’s a frequent presenter at IBTTA events and is a Steve Pustelnyk member of the TRB Committees on Taxation and September 15 | 11:30am Finance and Congestion Pricing. Steve Pustelnyk is Director of Communications for the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, (CTRMA), which serves the Austin Metropolitan

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Michael Replogle 2000 when he joined Van Kampen Investments, Inc. September 15 | 9:30am as a fixed income analyst on their tax-exempt mutual Michael Replogle is Global Policy fund desk. He is a member of the National Federa- Director, Founder, and President tion of Municipal Analysts. emeritus of the Institute for Transpor- tation and Development Policy, which helps cities Joshua Schank develop sustainable low-carbon transportation systems September 14 | 3:30pm worldwide, promoting smart growth, bus rapid Joshua Schank is director of transpor- transit, non-motorized transportation, and pricing and tation research at the Bipartisan Policy travel demand management strategies. He is a strategic Center, where he is helping to lead advisor to the Environmental Defense Fund, where he the National Transportation Policy Project. Previ- was transportation director from 1992-2009. He has ously he worked as a consultant for PB Consult and advised the World Bank, US Department of Transpor- ICF International, and he advised Senator Hillary tation, the Singapore Land Transport Authority, and Clinton on federal surface transportation legislation other governments worldwide. He holds an M.S.E. from 2002 to 2005. and undergraduate honors degrees in Civil and Urban Engineering and Sociology, all from the University Klaus Schierhackl of Pennsylvania. September 15 | 11:30am Klaus Schierhackl holds a degree in Martin Rickmann business administration. He started September 15 | 9:30am his career as an assistant at the Vienna In March 2004, Martin Rickmann University of Economics and Business, Institute of joined the corporate communication Transport Management, where he graduated. In team of Toll Collect as head of public 1995, he joined the organizational development affairs. In February 2006 he was appointed director division at MAN AG in Munich. After a number of of corporate communications of Toll Collect. Prior successful years in Germany, he was appointed Head to this, he worked as head of the Berlin office of an of the ASFINAG Tolling Division, in which role international PR firm and also worked for a marketing he successfully oversaw the introduction of the toll firm in Cologne with the main focus on the automo- system in Austria. From January 2005 to February bile industry. Martin began his career as a legislative 2008, he was General Manager of ASFINAG Maut assistant for a member of the German parliament. Service GmbH. In October 2007, he was appointed Executive Director of ASFINAG, being responsible Ryan Rosberg for tolling, financing, international matters and September 15 | 3:00pm corporate services. Mr. Rosberg serves as an Assistant Vice President with Nuveen Asset Manage- ment specializing in the real-estate, transportation, utility, and corporate-backed sectors. Prior to joining Nuveen in 2007, he spent five years as a fixed income analyst at McDonnell Investment Management, LLC covering both municipal and corporate bonds. Mr. Rosberg began his career in

32 Maneesha Sharma Jo Snell September 15 | 9:30am September 15 | 3:00pm Maneesha Sharma has 10 years of Jo has been with E-470 for over 17 experience consulting with non- years. She serves as the Manager of profits. Leveraging a background in Community and Public Relations data analysis and marketing, Maneesha has worked as well as the public information officer, directing with a variety of non-profits to craft and execute the all aspects of media and public relations. She also development and rollout of strategies to ensure user manages E-470’s Incident Management Program, adoption. Maneesha currently serves as the Director assists with Colorado State Patrol activities, and of Customer Experience for Higher Logic, a devel- manages the Intergovernmental Agreements for oper of social networking software for non-profits. By seven fire protection districts. Jo has served as the combining marketing, strategic planning, and data vice-chair and chair of the IBTTA public relations analysis skills, Maneesha is focused on bringing a new committee, and this year served as the Chief Meeting way of service programming into the NFP market. Organizer for the Incident Management, Safety, and Security conference. She is the Chair of the Aurora Stratford shields Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, serves September 15 | 3:00pm on the Aurora Sentinel newspaper editorial council, is a member of the Public Relations Society of Stratford Shields has served as the America, and the Emergency Services Public Infor- Head of the Public Finance Depart- mation Officers of Colorado. ment at Morgan Stanley since 2007. He joined the firm in 1996 and specializes in working with major infrastructure clients in the Steve Snider Eastern United States. He has served as lead banker September 15 | 3:00pm for financings by numerous major turnpike and toll Steve Snider has served the Halifax road clients, many of which are IBTTA members. Harbour Bridges in Halifax, Nova He is currently part of the advisory team working Scotia, Canada as General Manager with PA Governor Ed Rendell on the concession of and C.E.O. for the past 12 years. Reporting to the the PA Turnpike. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Commission’s Board, Mr. Snider oversees the main- Mr. Shields was a Vice President with Prudential tenance and operations of two suspension bridges, Securities and had previously served as Deputy which carry an average of 100,000 vehicles per day. Budget Director and President of the State Control- Steve sits on the Board of Directors for IBTTA and ling Board for the State of Ohio. will lead IBTTA in 2010 in the position of President.

Brian Shockley September 15 | 9:30am Brian Shockley is the Director of Marketing and Product Manage- ment for PIPS Technology, the world leader of license plate recognition. Brian has a diverse background in industrial and B2B marketing, product management, and business development experience. His prior work experience includes marketing and product management responsibilities for new ventures within John Deere, Bullard, and Valvoline.

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Karl-Heinz Stappert Marguerite Tortorello September 16 | 11:00am September 15 | 9:30am Karl-Heinz Stappert is a civil engineer Marguerite Murer Tortorello is the working as Global Manager of Busi- senior vice president for Public Affairs ness Field Telematics and Tolling for at PCI where she leads advancement TUEV Rheinland Group. He has extensive experi- of advocacy initiatives and reputation management ence from numerous open road tolling projects in through traditional and social media strategies, different countries including the GPS-based truck grassroots outreach, and collaborative partnerships. tolling system in Germany, the M50 free-flow tolling Tortorello has extensive public affairs experience in system in Ireland as well as projects in the UK, the public and private sectors. She most recently Austria, the Netherlands and New Zealand. Karl- worked for Allstate and prior, served in the Presi- Heinz is also contributing intensively to the work dent George W. Bush Administration for almost being done to achieve ETC interoperability five years. As Special Assistant to the President and in Europe. Director of Presidential Correspondence, she led the largest office in the White House with a staff of 65 Evelio Suarez and over 500 volunteers. Previously, Tortorello served September 15 | 9:30am at the U.S. Department of Commerce, worked for the Texas Rangers Baseball Team, and began her Evelio Suarez is Senior Vice President career as a high school teacher. Tortorello currently for Operations and Program Manage- resides in Chicago, IL. ment for Faneuil, Inc. overseeing service delivery for client programs including back office programs, call centers and customer service John Undeland operations. Prior to joining Faneuil, Evelio was September 15 | 11:30am Director of Toll Operations for Florida’s Turnpike John Undeland is a Sr. Vice President Enterprise where he oversaw a statewide program and Partner of Stratacomm, LLC. with over $725 million in annual revenue collec- John leads Stratacomm’s infrastructure tions and was instrumental in implementing practice group, which includes a growing portfolio of Florida’s statewide SunPass ETC system. Key career mega-projects and highway safety public awareness accomplishments include development of statewide campaigns. Tangible results – whether measured in interoperability and rental car tolling agreements, shifts in opinion or in the value of media placements retail transponder programs, high speed ETC in – showing a clear return on investment are hallmarks conventional tolling and HOT lane environments, of his programs. Undeland leads the Fleishman- and toll industry performance metrics. Hillard Transportation Practice Group. A full service communications maven with a broad portfolio, Undeland has been with Stratacomm since 1996. Before coming to Stratacomm, Undeland managed public and government affairs for AAA. Previously, he served in the White House Press Office and on the staff of a United States Senator.

34 Pierre Vilain served as Assistant Secretary in three state depart- September 15 | 11:30am ments of transportation, as the Executive Director Pierre Vilain is Vice President in of a major toll operation and as a consultant. He Halcrow’s Consulting Business Group served as President of the Board of IBTTA and Past where he directs the economics prac- Chair of the Board of ITS America. He is currently tice in North America, with transportation demand the chairman of the board of Citilog, Paris, France. modeling, the practice’s biggest service. He is an Dr. Worrall has authored various academic and economist specialized in transportation and urban consulting works and has recently published a book economics, with over twenty years’ experience in entitled “A System at Risk: the Economics of Trans- transportation demand modeling, economic and portation”. He also serves as adjunct faculty member financial appraisal of infrastructure projects, risk at the University of Central Florida. analysis and the application of economic tools to transportation policy. Past projects in the U.S. have Lawrence Yermack included Alligator Alley, Ambassador Bridge, Penn- September 15 | 9:30am sylvania Turnpike, and Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. Larry Yermack is President of Telvent Currently, Pierre is developing new forecasting Transportation, North America, the models for the Chicago Skyway and the Indiana Toll leader in planning, design, deploy- Road and working in the New York region to define ment, management and operation of Open Road a strategic plan for passenger ferry service. Toll Systems and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Larry has extensive experience in policy Kary Witt making, financial management, design and opera- September 14 | Morning tions. A recognized leader, he has served in senior Kary Witt is the manager of the executive and volunteer positions in public and Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, private sectors including ITS America, the ITS California where he is responsible for World Congress, MTA Bridges and Tunnels, and the the day-to-day operation and maintenance of the New York City DOT. world famous span. Mr. Witt oversees an annual operating budget in excess of $47 million and a Rocco Zucchero workforce of 210 employees engaged in widely September 15 | 3:00pm varying occupations. He is currently President of Rocco began his career at the Illinois IBTTA and has served on IBTTA’s Board of Direc- Department of Transportation in tors for 9 years. Kary has led many committees, 1991. In 2000 Rocco worked as a task forces and working groups, including his role Planner for the Illinois Tollway and was promoted in as Founding Chairman of the IBTTA Leadership the Head of the Planning Department in 2006. He is Academy’s Board of Regents. responsible for the traffic, geometric, environmental, and land acquisition departments and oversees the Hal Worrall agency’s strategic planning and inter-modal planning September 16 | 11:00am efforts. Rocco earned his B.S. from Purdue Univer- Dr. Harold Worrall is the President sity and his Masters in Urban Planning in Policy of Transportation Innovations, Inc., a from the University of Illinois at Chicago. consulting firm dedicated to stimu- lating innovation in the transportation community. Dr. Worrall’s career extends over 35 years having

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Electronic Transaction GOLD LEVEL Consultants Corporation Abertis is Spain’s leading private offers an unsurpassed company in the management of suite of integrated solutions, products and services that transport and communications reliably and accurately collect millions of tolls each infrastructure. Abertis is made up of both directly day. Recognized for its innovation, ETC delivers one managed and partly controlled companies, operating of the most advanced electronic toll collection solu- in the following areas: motorways, telecommunications tions available, the RITE Solution. ETC’s solutions are infrastructure, airports, car parks and the development the answer for today’s advanced toll collection chal- of logistical platforms. Measured in terms of both the lenges including open road tolling, managed lanes and kilometers managed and its stock valuation, Abertis is interoperability. www.etcc.com

38 one of Europe’s main operators of motorways. Its eq- Michael Baker Jr., Inc.’s trans- uity makes it the leading European business organiza- portation group provides services tion focusing on general management of infrastructure. for the planning, engineering, www.abertis.com construction and construction management of highways, streets, bridges, toll, aviation, transit and rail facilities. Our long history of success in the transportation arena Attica Tollway Operations has allowed us to become skilled at handling even the Authority (Attikes Diadromes most difficult assignments. www.mbakercorp.com S.A.) was founded in 1999 and is assigned with the operation and maintenance of the Attiki Odos PBS&J, the nation’s 9th largest Motorway. The main objective of Attikes Diadromes transportation engineering firm, is to ensure the continuous, uninterrupted and offers tomorrow’s toll expertise today smooth operation of the motorway, along with the through our comprehensive team of professionals. From provision of top quality services to users. Attikes program management, facility planning and design, to Diadromes S.A. was recently awarded the 1st Prize electronic payments systems planning and operations, for Road Safety by the International Road Federa- to integrated management solutions consulting, PBS&J tion, in recognition of the quality road safety services offers a single-source solution to address tomorrow’s provided to the Attiki Odos users. In addition, challenges, today. www.pbsj.com Attikes Diadromes was the recipient of the 2008 Global Road Achievement Award in the category of Environmental Mitigation. www.aodos.gr/ Stantec, founded in 1954, provides professional design and consulting services Faneuil, Inc. manages our in planning, engineering, architecture, client’s business relationships surveying, economics, and project one contact at a time. We management. We support public and provide integrated customer private sector clients in a diverse range of markets, at management solutions that enable clients to build every stage, from initial concept and financial feasibil- profitable lifetime customer relationships and excep- ity to project completion and beyond. Our services are tional customer service. With over 2700 employees offered through over 6,500 employees operating out committed to quality service delivery, Faneuil is the of more than 100 locations in North America. We are leading company focused on front and back office pleased to announce that Vollmer Associates LLP has processes in the toll industry. www.faneuil.com joined Stantec. www.stantec.com

Idris® Technology – advanced Telvent Caseta offers complete algorithms and specialist sensors ETC solutions and services used for traffic detection in a vari- including ORT, Back Office ety of safety and data collection applications. Diamond transaction processing, video/violations processing, Consulting Services (DCS) has developed this fully Operations and Maintenance Management. Our suc- patented technology into a complete Automatic Vehicle cess is derived from the success of our customers and Classification System suitable for all tolling applications the partnerships we form. Our source code is offered from manual lanes to multi express lane tolling. under an open source licensing agreement and our sys- www.idris-technology.com tems are independently proven accurate, over 99.99%. www.telvent.com

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With over 1,300 employees, SILVER LEVEL Wilbur Smith Associates has provided transportation and infrastructure planning American Traffic Solu- and design services to public and private sector clients tions, Inc. offers technol- for over 56 years. The firm is pleased to specialize in ogy and Business Solu- traffic and revenue studies, operations planning and tions that support growing worldwide requirements design services to the toll industry worldwide. Almost for Electronic Toll & Traffic Management applications. $70 billion in toll facility finance has been issued using Their Products and Offerings have been specifically WSA forecasts. www.wilbursmith.com developed in response to growing demand for traffic and transportation related systems worldwide. The company has steadily cultivated the right combination of people, processes and enabling technologies required to achieve success. www.atsol.com BRONZE LEVEL Burns & McDonnell is a full- service engineering, architecture, HDR is a full-service architec- construction, environmental and tural, engineering and consulting consulting solutions firm. Our firm that excels at managing multi-disciplined staff of more than 2,500 employee- complex projects and solving challenges for clients. owners includes engineers, architects, construction Our 8,000 professionals represent hundreds of experts, planners, estimators, economists, technicians disciplines and work on diverse teams to provide and scientists, representing virtually all design Disci- solutions well beyond the scope of traditional A/E plines. We plan, design, permit, construct and manage firms. These services are delivered locally from offices facilities all over the world, with one mission in mind: worldwide. www.hdrinc.com Make our clients successful. www.burnsmcd.com

Kapsch TrafficCom is an Gannett Fleming, an international supplier of international consulting, innovative road traffic telematics solutions. With 223 engineering, and construction management firm, provides reference projects in 36 countries, almost 14 million technical innovation and delivers award-winning projects on-board units (OBUs) and over 12,000 equipped across North America from more than 50 regional offices. lanes, it has positioned itself among the leading suppli- Gannett Fleming’s expertise covers all aspects of engineer- ers of ETC systems worldwide. Kapsch TrafficCom is ing, with special strength in alternate project delivery active in the U.S. through its subsidiaries in Sterling, methods for highways, bridges, toll facilities, tunnels, VA and Carlsbad, CA. www.kapsch.net/us mass transit and rail. www.gannettfleming.com

United Toll Systems, LLC is a Strategic Partner, helping our customers implement new or update existing toll systems to best meet their needs. UTS innovations in lane hardware, custom software, and maintenance stem from our knowledge of tolling industry challenges and proven ability to deliver Best Value for our customers. www.unitedtoll.com

40 HMSHost is a world leader in PFM Group, LLC is the creating shopping and dining for leading municipal financial travel venues. The Company has and investment advisory firm won international recognition in the United States. PFM Group, LLC engages in for its original concepts, creative store designs, and five primary business activities: (i) financial planning outstanding customer service. Operating food and services; (ii) debt transaction management; (iii) invest- retail stores in more than 85 motorway travel plazas ment management; (iv) strategic consulting; and (v) throughout North America, HMSHost has redefined structured derivative products. www.pfm.com the motorway experience for both business and leisure travelers. www.hmshost.com TRMI designs and builds integrated solutions for For nearly 20 years, IBI Group has been a wide variety of ETC an international leader in the application systems, including AET and ORT. From FasTrak® to E- of technology to address transportation ZPass®, and others, TRMI provides custom engineering, problems. Working both as an owner’s software programming, and manufacturing for niche representative and as a system integrator and enterprise solutions. Our open-design philosophy provides IBI Group with a unique perspective on the expands our customers’ future options to a choice of implementation of complex transportation technology vendors for upgrades and enhancements, avoiding projects. The firm was founded in 1974, and has grown single-vendor lock-in. TRMI’s quality toll hardware has steadily to its current international operations been around for over three decades. Our axle-counting in Canada, the United States, Europe and Asia. treadles are industry famous for providing the most ac- www.ibigroup.com curate and lowest-cost vehicle classification and auditing sensors. Our cash, coin and ETC lane systems integrate seamlessly with our account management and violation Morgan Stanley has earned a enforcement solutions to provide our customers with worldwide reputation for excel- complete turnkey solutions. www.trmi.com lence in financial advice and market execution. The 53,218 members of Morgan Stanley in 28 countries connect people, ideas and capital URS is the leader in providing in- to help our clients achieve their financial aspirations. novative solutions that pace today’s www.morganstanley.com highway system needs. From large multidiscipline programs to context-sensitive solutions, URS brings its wealth of expertise to every project. Whether it’s Capital Program Consulting, Traffic & Revenue Services, Due Diligence Assessments, or Public-Private Partnerships, URS stands ready. www.urscorp.com

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Floor Plan Hyatt Regency Chicago – Riverside Center

Exhibit Hours

Sunday, September 13 Monday, September 14 Tuesday, September 15 10:00am – 5:00pm: Set Up Noon – 2:00pm: Lunch 9:00am – 3:00pm: Exhibits open all day 5:30pm – 7:00pm: Opening Reception 1:00pm – 3:00pm: Lunch 3:00pm – 5:30pm: Tear Down

42 BOOTH BOOTH COMPANY COMPANY NUMBER NUMBER 922 ACS Transportation Solutions Group 823 Magnetic Automation Corp. 518 ACS Tolls America 913 Mark IV 920 Automatic Systems 1032 Michael Baker 418 Barrier Systems 309 MSB Government Solutions 1024 C&M Associates, Inc. 417 NCO Group 614 Comtrol Corporation 513 PIPS Technology A Federal 826 Daktronics Signal Corporation 832 DBI Services 313 Poly-Carb 820 Ennis Paint, Inc. 303 Raytheon 806 ETC 912 Rent A Toll 803 Fidelity National Information Services 1019 Sirit 914 Gannett Fleming, Inc 929 Team Florida 317 Harris Corporation 212 Telegra, Inc. 318 IBTTA 930 Telvent Caseta 814 Impath Networks 612 TollPlus, Inc. 1020 INEX/ZAMIR 1028 TrafFix Devices 931 Infrastructure Corp of America (ICA) 218 Traffic Technologies, Inc. 311 International Road Dynamics 827 TransCore 925 JAI Traffic Solutions 610 Transpo 807 Kapsch TrafficCom 819 TRMI 805 Law Enforcement Systems, Inc. 816 Trinity Highway Products 908 United Toll Systems, LLC 1029 VESystems

IBTTA POSTER PRESENTERS AISCAT for The CESARE IV Project: A Tool for Interoperability in Europe Attica Tollway for Monitoring the Success Harris County Toll Road Authority for Wrong Way Detection System North Texas Tollway Authority for Sustainability Initiative Roads and Transport Authority for Salik Toll system- A Model of Toll Excellence Transportation Corridor Agencies for Spreading the Word about Environmental Protection 407 ETR Concession Company Ltd. for Vehicle Fingerprinting

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ACS, in partnership Comtrol Corporation with state and local is a worldwide leader governments, provides in device connectiv- intelligent transportation solutions that keep people ity, industrial Ethernet PLC gateways and intelligent and cargo moving. ACS’ world-class technology re- embedded data communications. Comtrol’s serial-to- duces congestion on roads, saves drivers precious time Ethernet products, DeviceMaster® and RocketPort®, and improves productivity. If you have a transportation network-enable legacy traffic devices and communicate challenge, ACS will provide a solution for the present data in real-time between the controllers and devices. with a vision for the future. www.acs-inc.com Our products are reliable, easy-to-use and come backed with top-notch technical support. Comtrol has 25 years experience in providing tools to connect, com- Automatic Systems has municate and control. www.comtrol.com over 40 years of experience, leading the way in boundary access control equipment around the world. Working Daktronics offers the widest range of in close partnership with our thousands of high profile LED dynamic message sign products customers we deliver flawless performance, security and in the ITS industry. Vanguard® VMS superior design. www.automatic-systems.com and VSLS offer nominal character heights ranging from 6 to 18 inches to provide a size for every ITS signage application. No matter the appli- Barrier Systems, Inc. cation, Daktronics has a sign that will meet any need. (BSI) is the world www.daktronics.com leader in moveable barrier technology. Moveable barriers quickly reconfigure the roadway for both construction and managed lanes DBI Services, Inc. is the leading applications to provide more lanes to relieve traffic highway asset management opera- congestion and provide positive barrier separation to tions and maintenance contractor in eliminate cross-over accidents. BSI also manufactures North America, providing transpor- crash cushions and other specialty barriers. tation infrastructure solutions to toll www.barriersystemsinc.com authorities, Departments of Transportation, concession- aires, and other private partners. DBI Services focuses on highways, bridges and tunnels, with a variety of services C&M Associates, Inc. is a Traffic to safely and effectively fulfill all management and opera- and Revenue firm recognized by tional requirements. www.dbiservices.com the U.S. financial and transportation community for its investment grade work. The firm staff has performed studies for the backing Ennis Paint has built a reputation of $7 Billion in bonds and loans for toll road financ- for developing and manufacturing ing. C&M is currently T&R engineer for TxDOT and quality, performance driven solu- VDOT and assists private developers throughout the tions designed to promote safety. U.S. www.candm-associates.com Together with Prismo and Stimsonite, Ennis Paint has strengthened its commitment to saving lives through research and development, cost effective countermea- sures and innovative solutions for the safety challenges of today and tomorrow. www.ennispaint.com

44 Electronic Transaction Impath Networks designs and Consultants Corporation manufactures Digital Video offers an unsurpassed suite ruggedized encoders and decod- of integrated solutions, products and services that ers, recording (DVR, NVR) systems and cameras, all reliably and accurately collect millions of tolls each supported with integrated security system solutions. day. Recognized for its innovation, ETC delivers one Delivering high quality surveillance video to the right of the most advanced electronic toll collection solu- people at the right time, with customized solutions tions available, the RITE Solution. ETC’s solutions are for ITS, Commercial, Government, Defense, Rapid the answer for today’s advanced toll collection chal- Transit, Airports/Seaports, City, Utilities. lenges including open road tolling, managed lanes and www.impathnetworks.com interoperability. www.etcc.com

INEX/ZAMIR supplies FIS is a leading provider of technol- all necessary hardware and ogy and services to many industries. software for the effective capture and accurate reading of With a history deeply rooted in the license plates of passing vehicles at speeds up to 120mph. financial services industry, FIS reaches Applications would include, as examples, VES (Viola- well beyond geographic and cultural borders in countries tion Enforcement Systems) on toll roads and travel-time throughout the world to deliver the most cost effective systems such as may be used in ATIS (Advanced Travel solutions attainable. www.fidelityinfoservices.com Information Systems) www.inextek.com

Gannett Fleming, an Infrastructure Corporation of international consult- America (ICA) is the country’s ing, engineering, and construction management firm, leading provider of asset mainte- provides technical innovation and delivers award-win- nance management services. ICA offers governmental ning projects across North America from more than 50 and transportation agencies a common sense approach regional offices. Gannett Fleming’s expertise covers all to effectively maintaining transportation infrastruc- aspects of engineering, with special strength in alternate ture on ever-shrinking budgets. ICA provides long- project delivery methods for highways, bridges, toll term, comprehensive, asset management contracts facilities, tunnels, mass transit and rail. to maintain highways, roads, bridges, traffic control www.gannettfleming.com equipment, weigh stations, rest areas, toll booths and other transportation related facilities. By integrating the principles of solid business management, technol- Harris RF Communications ogy, and engineering, ICA offers improved transporta- a leading supplier of assured tion infrastructure and proven cost savings from 10-20 communications systems and equipment for federal, percent on current maintenance expenditures. public safety, utility and transportation markets, with www.ICA-onramp.com products ranging from the most advanced IP voice and data networks, to multiband radios, to public safety- grade broadband video and data solutions with over 500 systems deployed worldwide. www.rfcomm.harris.com/publicsafety/

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International Road Dynamics Inc. Magnetic Automation Corp. is a (IRD) is a complete toll solutions global manufacturer of vehicle and company providing automated pedestrian access gates for any park- toll audit and vehicle classification ing, security, pedestrian, and access control application. systems. IRD offers systems ranging from standard to Our products are highly reliable and therefore greatly advanced, providing enhancements such as Smart Cards, reduce maintenance and service cost. As a result our Weigh-In-Motion (WIM), and video. In addition, IRD’s products provide a fast return of investment and low DYNAX® Treadles are renowned as the standard for reli- lifecycle cost. www.ac-magnetic.com ability and durability. www.irdinc.com

MARK IV IVHS supplies the JAI Traffic Solutions is a manu- majority of AVI equipment facturer of high quality, industri- for ETC in North America. al-grade cameras for the machine The E-ZPass(sm) system of the Interagency Group is vision, security, manufacturing, military, aerospace, the largest and most successful intelligent transporta- medical and scientific markets. A member of the JAI tion system implementation in the world and Mark IV Group, JAI Traffic Solutions includes an ITS (intelligent is a significant contributor to that success. MARK IV transportation systems) division that develops and IVHS is known for its technical innovations, including implements ITS solutions for government and private transponders and readers for the world’s first highway organizations. www.jai.com speed open road toll system – Highway 407 ETR. www.ivhs.com

Kapsch TrafficCom is an international supplier of Michael Baker Jr., Inc.’s trans- innovative road traffic telematics solutions. With 223 portation group provides services reference projects in 36 countries, almost 14 million for the planning, engineering, on-board units (OBUs) and over 12,000 equipped construction and construction management of highways, lanes, it has positioned itself among the leading suppli- streets, bridges, toll, aviation, transit and rail facilities. ers of ETC systems worldwide. Kapsch TrafficCom is Our long history of success in the transportation arena active in the U.S. through its subsidiaries in Sterling, has allowed us to become skilled at handling even the VA and Carlsbad, CA. www.kapsch.net/us most difficult assignments. www.mbakercorp.com

Law Enforcement Systems, Inc. is a col- Founded in 1991, Munici- lection agency specializing in toll violation MSB pal Services Bureau (MSB) and revoked customer account revenue re- GOVERNMENT SERVICES offers outsourced collections, covery. Our contingency fee based service payment processing and call center services to govern- is customized to meet the specific business rules of each mental entities nationwide. We empower talented em- client agency. Collection options include outbound ployees with advanced technology, data management calling, credit bureau reporting and participation in tools and leading edge business practices to exceed the state registration suspension and tax intercept programs expectations of our clients. Municipal Services Bureau as well as civil litigation. Our DMVRegInfo service (MSB) will become the leading provider of outsourced provides a fast, easy and cost effective way to retrieve revenue recovery products and services to governments out-of-state registered owner information. in the country. We will partner with each client to deliver www.les2000.com exceptional results. Our employees will continually

46 provide innovative solutions and unequalled levels of Raytheon HTMS pioneered client care. Through our work, we will create additional open-road, open-access Elec- opportunities for our clients and our employees. tronic Toll Collection on Toronto’s Highway 407, and www.MuniServ.com has refined its capabilities and products over a decade through projects in Israel, Chile, and the U.S. Raythe- on, a $20B company, provides complex, safety-critical NCO’s 80 years of experience systems for the Department of Defense, Department of and extensive national and Transportation, and commercial customers worldwide. international resources allow www.raytheon.com/htms us to provide end-to-end multi channel contact services of the entire toll revenue process with full support for pre-and post-charge off collections (first or third party), Rent A Toll® is a customer invoicing, E-payment processing, customer technology solutions relationship management and additional support innovator in the travel programs that provide complete customer contact solu- and transportation industry. Based in the Dallas-Fort tions. www.ncogroup.com Worth metropolitan area, Rent A Toll focuses on providing electronic toll payment solutions for car rental companies and their clients, leasing compa- PIPS Technology, a Fed- nies, and corporate fleet managers. Rent A Toll works eral Signal Company, is the with clients to identify their problems and goals and world leader of automated then designs a custom solution to meet their needs by license plate recognition technology (ALPR). PIPS is combining its exclusive patented technology, industry trusted in applications around the world for tolling knowledge, and expertise to provide proven solutions enforcement, road user charging, travel time measure- that deliver results. www.rentatoll.com ment, average speed enforcement, electronic vehicle registration, and traffic data collection. For more information visit www.pipstechnology.com Sirit Inc. is a manufacturer of RFID technology-based products with solutions for Electronic Toll Collec- POLY-CARB, a business unit of tion, Parking/Access Control, and Traffic Management Dow Epoxy Systems, is a leader in Systems. Sirit has the largest installed base of Title 21 premium polymer system solutions compliant AVI systems in the world, with installations (i.e. thin polymer overlays) that prevent the deteriora- in California and Colorado, and was awarded its inau- tion of bridge decks. POLY-CARB also provides durable gural Traffic Management System contract in Florida. pavement marking systems for high nighttime reflectiv- www.sirit.com ity and wet-night driving conditions. Visit www.poly- carb.com to learn how we can help preserve your assets. www.poly-carb.com

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TEAMFL was formed TrafFix Devices manufac- in 1997 to facilitate tures the Scorpion truck the exchange of and trailer mounted information between Florida’s Expressway Authorities. attenuator(TMA), the Compressor self recoverable The membership is made up of board members and fixed attenuator, Big Sandy sand barrels, orange chan- executive staff of expressway organizations, the Florida nelizer drums, Grabber and Looper slim line channeliz- Department of Transportation, the Florida Transpor- ers and tubular delineators, plastic barricade products, tation Commission and private sector companies. roll-up construction signs and portable sign stands, TEAMFL members discuss statewide issues in an effort spring cones, and other traffic safety products. to develop high quality roadway systems in all corners www.traffixdevices.com of the state. www.teamfl.org

Traffic Technologies, Inc. is Telegra, Inc. specializes in the de- a multi-discipline consulting sign, manufacture, installation and resource providing compre- maintenance of ITS solutions. For hensive ETC and other transportation system solutions more than 20 years, Telegra has of- to transportation agencies, toll and parking facility fered traffic control devices and systems that meet the operators nationwide. TTI delivers broad expertise in highest standards – from LED Variable Message Signs, toll collection, transponder-based payment applica- Emergency Roadside Call Systems, and Roadside Field tions and other transportation technology systems. Our Controllers to a unique SCADA traffic management mission is to provide our clients with cost-effective, for highways, tunnels and bridges. www.telegrainc.com practical solutions to their toll system and operational needs. www.t-t-i.com

Telvent Caseta offers complete ETC solutions and services Maximize your transporta- including ORT, Back Office tion system and minimize transaction processing, video/violations processing, your risk by choosing TransCore to engineer an inte- Operations and Maintenance Management. Our success grated solution designed to meet your specific needs. is derived from the success of our customers and the With guaranteed transactions, solid financial backing, partnerships we form. Our source code is offered under and a workforce there for you when – and where – you an open source licensing agreement and our systems are need us, TransCore is here for you – today, and in the independently proven accurate, over 99.99%. future. www.transcore.com www.telvent.com

Transpo Industries, Inc. has TOLLPLUS is an Enterprise “Toll manufactured and distrib- Road Management” technology prod- uted “Smart Solution Prod- uct which provides a comprehensive ucts” for the transportation industry using advanced end-to-end ERP solution that is highly and new technologies. Since 1968, our products have configurable, scalable and can be customized to meet been widely recognized for their quality, performance individual customer needs. The product is designed in and reliability. Transpo proudly maintains an ISO a way in that it can be extended to a variety of Trans- 9001:2000 certification at all company facilities. portation segments. www.itsscorp.net www.transpo.com

48 TRMI designs and builds in- United Toll Systems, LLC (UTS) tegrated solutions for a wide is a Strategic Partner, helping variety of ETC systems, in- our customers implement new cluding AET and ORT. From FasTrak® to E-ZPass®, or update existing toll systems to and others, TRMI provides custom engineering, best meet their needs. UTS innovations in lane hard- software programming, and manufacturing for niche ware, custom software, and maintenance stem from our and enterprise solutions. Our open-design philosophy knowledge of tolling industry challenges and proven expands our customers’ future options to a choice of ability to deliver Best Value for our customers. vendors for upgrades and enhancements, avoiding www.unitedtoll.com single-vendor lock-in. TRMI’s quality toll hardware has been around for over three decades. Our axle-counting treadles are industry famous for providing the most VESystems is a dynamic, fast accurate and lowest-cost vehicle classification and growing and highly profession- auditing sensors. Our cash, coin and ETC lane systems al company providing superior integrate seamlessly with our account management and customer service and the most innovative, user-friendly violation enforcement solutions to provide our custom- application software for the Electronic Toll Industry. ers with complete turnkey solutions. www.trmi.com We take pride in being proactively responsive to our clients, to be known as the easiest company in the industry to do business with and to exceed our Trinity Highway Products, customers’ expectations. www.vesllc.com LLC is the leading manufacturer of highway guardrail, highway guardrail end treatments, temporary and per- manent crash cushions, truck-mounted attenuators and cable barrier systems. Trinity’s products include the ET- PlusTM Guardrail End Treatment, Trinity Attenuating Crash Cushion (TRACCTM), Hybrid Energy Absorb- ing Reusable Terminal (HEARTTM) and Cable Safety System (CASSTM). http://highwayguardrail.com/

IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & exhibition Transformation of Transportation 49 IBTTA 2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS HONORARY AND SUSTAINING MEMBERS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Earl “Buddy” Croft Frank McCartney Executive Director Executive Director Kary Witt Rhode Island Turnpike & Bridge Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge President Authority Commission Bridge Manager Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Antonio Diez de Rivera Jean Mesqui Transportation District Executive Director Executive Director Asociación de Sociedades Espa- ASFA - Association Profession- Steven Snider ñolas Concesionarias de Autopis- nelle Autoroutes et Ouvrages à First Vice President tas, Túneles Puentes y Vías de Péage General Manager & CEO Peaje (ASETA) Halifax Harbour Bridges David Moretti J.J. Eden Executive Vice President Edward DeLozier Chief Operating Officer MTA Bridges and Tunnels Second Vice President North Carolina Turnpike Authority Executive Director Richard Raczynski E-470 Public Highway Authority Jordi Graells Chief Engineer Managing Director of Toll Roads, New Jersey Turnpike Authority Maurizio Rotondo North America & International International Vice President Abertis Infrastructuras SA Javier Rodriguez Head International and Technical Executive Director Affairs Division Bill Halkias Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Associazione Italiana Società Chief Executive Officer Concessionarie Autostrade e Attica Tollway Operations Authority Malika Seddi Trafori (AISCAT) Director of International Affairs Mike Heiligenstein ASFA - Association Profession- Susan Buse Executive Director nelle Autoroutes et Ouvrages à Immediate Past President Central Texas Regional Mobility Péage Authority Patrick Jones Teresa Slack Executive Director & CEO Steve Heminger Chief Operating Officer Executive Director Georgia State Road & Tollway Bay Area Toll Authority Metropoli- Authority DIRECTORS tan Transportation Commission Neil Tolmie Kathleen Aufschneider James Johnson Chief Executive Officer Deputy Executive Director Executive Director N3 Toll Concession (Pty) Ltd. South Jersey Transportation Delaware River & Bay Authority Authority Victoria Cross Kelly João Bento Director, Tunnels, Bridges & Executive Director Terminals Department BRISA The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Daniel Castrigano Chief Engineer Ohio Turnpike Commission

50 HONORARY AND SUSTAINING MEMBERS

NEW HONORARY Jean-Francious Poupinel SUSTAINING MEMBERS MEMBERS Howard M. Reily ACS Infrastructure Vito Rocco Development (ACS-Dragados) Lisa C. Callahan Lawrence A. Rubin ACS Transportation Solutions Santiago Corral Franco Schepis AECOM James. L. Ely Charles H. Taylor Cofiroute USA Stephen F. Mayer Russell I. Wilcox Mary Jane O’Meara John R. Woodruff ETC Corporation Harold W. Worrall George P. Zilocchi Fluor Enterprises, Inc. Paul E. Violette Goldman, Sachs & Co. OTHER HONORARY HDR, Inc. HONORARY RETIRED MEMBERS PAST PRESIDENTS HMSHost Corporation José Manuel Basañez HNTB Corporation Anthony J. Barber Paul Burnette Indra Systems, Inc. Stanley J. Britton Oliver K. Compton, Jr. James Brookshire InTranS Group - CS Ronald Cunningham Carney J. Campion Jacobs Engineering Group Robert L. Davis Jose Luis Ceron McDonald’s Corporation Daniel W. Greenbaum Henri Cyna Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & James W. Griffin Ronald J. Delaney Smith John J. Hassett John T. Driscoll Michael Baker, Jr., Inc. Frank A. Howe Robert J. Farrell Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Burt H. Marshall Luis Ferreiro PBS&J Jean Millier William J. Flanagan Kodo Ogata Skanska Infrastructure R. D. Fogo Development D. Rafael del Pino y Moreno E. R. Foley W. A. Rusch Stantec Consulting Roger Ginocchi Services, Inc. Gordon Slaney Allan V. Johnson STV Incorporated Bruce Zimmerman Roy G. Lancaster TELEGRA, Inc. Vincent Leonetti TransCore, Inc. Lawrence J. Lewis Wilbur Smith Associates Dale W. Luehring Jorge Masia William J. Miller, Jr. K. C. Pearson

IBTTA 77th Annual Meeting & exhibition Transformation of Transportation 51 IBTTA PAST ANNUAL MEETINGS

2008 Baltimore, Maryland 1971 Barcelona, SPAIN 2007 Vienna, AUSTRIA 1970 Montreal, Quebec, CANADA 2006 Dallas, Texas 1969 New Orleans, Louisiana 2005 Cleveland, Ohio 1968 Chicago, Illinois 2004 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1967 Louisville, Kentucky 2003 Paris, FRANCE 1966 New York, New York /Rome, ITALY 2002 San Francisco, California 1965 Bal Harbour, Florida 2001 Boston, Massachusetts 1964 Atlantic City, New Jersey 2000 Madrid, SPAIN 1963 Montreal, Quebec, CANADA 1999 Halifax, Nova Scotia CANADA 1962 San Francisco, California 1998 Houston, Texas 1961 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1997 Denver, Colorado 1960 New York, New York 1996 Rome, ITALY 1959 Kansas City, Missouri 1995 New York, New York 1958 Richmond, Virginia 1994 Orlando, Florida 1957 Chicago, Illinois 1993 Paris, FRANCE 1956 Wichita, Kansas 1992 New Orleans, Louisiana 1955 Atlantic City, New Jersey 1991 Dallas, Texas 1954 McAllen, Texas 1990 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1953 New York, New York 1989 Palma de Mallorca, SPAIN 1952 Detroit, Michigan 1988 San Francisco, California 1951 San Francisco, California 1987 Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA 1950 Boston, Massachusetts 1986 Chicago, Illinois 1949 St. Louis, Missouri 1985 Boston, Massachusetts 1948 Niagara Falls, Ontario, CANADA 1984 Venice, ITALY 1947 Baltimore, Maryland 1983 Baltimore, Maryland 1946 Cincinnati, Ohio 1982 Montreal, Quebec, CANADA 1942 Memphis, Tennessee 1981 Honolulu, Hawaii 1941 Tampa, Florida 1980 Tarpon Springs, Florida 1940 Atlantic City, New Jersey 1979 New Orleans, Louisiana 1939 St. Louis, Missouri 1978 San Francisco, California 1938 Old Point Comfort, Virginia 1977 Detroit, Michigan 1937 Pensacola, Florida 1976 Seattle, Washington 1936 San Antonio, Texas 1975 Paris, FRANCE 1935 Huntington, West Virginia 1974 Houston, Texas 1934 Cincinnati, Ohio 1973 Miami Beach, Florida 1933 Camden, New Jersey 1972 San Francisco, California

52 IBTTA PAST PRESIDENTS

2008 Susan A. Buse 1973 E.R. Foley 2007 James L. Ely 1972 John T. Driscoll 2006 Santiago Corral2006 1971 William J. Miller, Jr. 2005 Stephen F. Mayer 1970 Franklin V. Summers 2004 Jean-Francois Poupinel 1969 Robert A. Tillett 2003 Vincent L. Leonetti 1968 W. Grant Mitchell 2002 Harold W. Worrall, P.E. 1967 W.D. Hoback 2001 Paul E. Violette 1966 L.W. Newcomer 2000 Luis Ferreiro 1965 Charles H. Taylor 1999 Mary Jane O’Meara 1964 Lawrence A. Rubin 1998 James K. Brookshire, Jr. 1963 James Adam 1997 Lisa C. Callahan 1962 John Pershing 1996 Carney J. Campion 1961 Frank J. Horty 1995 Franco Schepis 1960 Holden A. Evans 1994 Russel I. Wilcox 1959 E. Bery Collard 1993 Anthony J. Barber 1958 D. Louis Tonti 1992 Ronald J. Delaney 1957 Weldon H. Heyburn 1991 George P. Zilocchi 1956 Albert J. Wedeking 1990 Henri Cyna 1955 C. Ellison Kaumeyer 1989 Allan V. Johnson 1954 Roy Clippinger 1988 Robert J. Farrell 1953 Harry Taylor 1987 John R. Woodruff 1952 Charles M. McCamic 1986 Jose Luis Ceron 1951 James E. Ricketts 1985 R. D. Fogo 1950 Billings Wilson 1984 Roger Ginocchio 1948-49 Louis J. Groene 1983 Dale W. Luehring 1943 S.P. Price 1982 K.C. Pearson 1942 J.K. Beretta 1981 Vito Rocco 1941 T.R. Hanff 1980 Stanley J. Britton 1940 Ben E. Davis 1979 Roy G. Lancaster 1938-39 John W. Beretta 1978 Jorge Masia Mas-Baga 1937 W. L. Ingerick 1977 Howard M. Reily 1936 Arthur A. Niessen 1976 Lawrence J. Lewis 1934-35 A. Clifford Shinkle 1975 Phillip B. Lee 1933 Dr. D.B. Steinman 1974 William J. Flanagan

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Saturday, September 12, 2009 7:00am – 5:30pm 11:30am – 1:00pm Speaker Rehearsals/Presentation Breakout Sessions 8:00am – Noon Drop Off IBTTA Board of Directors and 1:00pm – 3:00pm Past Presidents Meeting 7:00am – 8:30am Lunch in Exhibit Hall Breakfast 8:00am – 1:00pm 3:00pm – 5:00pm Registration for Chicago City Tour Only 8:30am – Noon Hands-on Workshops Opening Session, Honorary 1:00pm – 4:00pm Membership Awards, Toll Excellence 5:30pm – 7:00pm Speaker Presentation Drop-Off Awards, Leadership Academy Recog- Leadership Academy Reception nition Ceremony, Keynote Speaker: 7:00pm – 10:00pm 1:00pm – 4:00pm Stuart Varney Chicago City Tour Member Hosted Events (by invitation) 10:00am – 2:00pm Sunday, September 13, 2009 Guest Tour: Art Institute of Chicago wednesday September 16, 2009 8:00am – 5:00pm Noon – 2:00pm 6:15am – 7:30am Registration Lunch in Exhibit Hall IBTTA & Builders of Hope Run/Walk 8:00am – 5:00pm 2:00pm – 3:00pm 7:00am – 8:30am Speaker Rehearsals/Presentation General Session, Keynote Speaker: Breakfast General (Ret.) Barry McCaffrey Drop-Off 7:00am – 1:00pm 10:00am – 5:00pm 3:30pm – 5:30pm Registration & Cyber Center General Session Exhibit Set-up 8:30am – 9:00am 9:00am – 10:30am 5:30pm – 7:00pm Business Meeting Reception in Exhibit Hall City Tour: Architecture of Chicago 9:00am – 9:15am 11:30am – 2:30pm 7:00pm – 10:00pm Special Presentation: Jon Obenberger Member Hosted Events (by invitation) Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway’s 9:15am – 10:15am Intelligent Transportation Operations tuesday September 15, 2009 Keynote Speaker: Mark Shields 1:00pm – 4:00pm 10:45am – 11:00am Technical Tour: Illinois Tollway Sys- 7:00am – 8:30am Preview of Annual Meeting 2010 tem by Helicopter Breakfast 11:00am – 1:00pm 2:00pm – 3:00pm 7:00am – 5:30pm General Session New Member, Sustaining Member, Registration & Cyber Center and First-Time Attendee Open House 8:30am – 9:15am 1:00pm Keynote Speaker: Robert Atkinson Adjourn 3:00pm – 4:00pm IBTTA Board Candidate School 9:00am – 3:00pm 1:30pm – 3:00pm Exhibit Hall Open City Tour: Best of Chicago’s Bridges 6:30pm – 10:00pm Opening Event: 9:00am – 3:00pm 6:30pm – 10:00pm The Art Institute of Chicago Guest Tour: Frank Lloyd Wright in Closing Event: Reception and Oak Park with Lunch at Winberie’s Banquet featuring The Second City monday September 14, 2009 9:30am – 11:00am 7:00am – 5:30pm Breakout Sessions Registration & Cyber Center welcome to The Transformation of Transportation

78th Annual Meeting & Exhibition: Driving Sustainability September 12-15, 2010 · San Diego, California · Hilton San Diego Make plans to be in San Diego next September 2010!

SPECIAL FEATURE: IBTTA Leadership Academy Golf Classic 2010 Wednesday, September 15, 2010 · Maderas Golf Club Stay tuned for details. Need attika tollway ad here