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Biographical Information Report MTA - Triborough Bridges and Tunnels Authority (B&T) Personnel Data Report for Fiscal Year 2019 (Highly Compensated Report) *Last Name *First Name Middle *Title *Group School Name Highest Degree Prior Work Experience Initial Abrams Dore J AVP&DepCFOforPlan&Budget Managerial New York University Masters of Public Adminis MTA Agency Accousti James J Sr. Project Engineer Managerial New York Inst of Technology Master of Science MTA Agency Acevedo Joseph E B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional Adult Education General Equivalency Diplo MTA Agency Adams Benjamin M Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Villanova University Bachelor of Science Electric Boat - Groton Ct. Ahamed Ali Senior Project Engineer Managerial Foreign - Non US College/Unive Bachelor of Science Charles Sells Inc. - NY Albino Wayne Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Ali Syed A Mgr. Cost/Scheduling Eng. Managerial Fairleigh Dickinson University Master of Business Admin MTA Agency Andal Randy H Sr.Dep.DirTolls&FacSystems Managerial Foreign - Non US College/Unive Bachelors Level Degree MTA Agency Andreani Louis T Facility Engineering Director Managerial Pratt Institute Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Angel Nichola O AVPCENBUSDISTOLUNIT Managerial NYU Stern School of Business Master of Mechanical Engi MTA Agency Aristizabal Edward B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Assante Joseph Dir Office IT Infra Voice Svcs Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Bajor Brian K Vice Pres & Chief Proc Officer Executive Fairleigh Dickinson University Master of Business Admin C-Solutions Baker Timothy W Asst VP Strategic Initiatives Managerial Manhattan College Master of Science MTA Agency Balah Sherif Senior Project Engineer Managerial Foreign - Non US College/Unive Bachelor of Science TDX Construction Corp. Barnwell Michael Bridge & Tunnel Captain Managerial Concordia College Bachelor of Science Concordia College Bass Matthew H B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional Dutchess Community College Associates Level Degree MTA Agency Bassil George M Manager Tunnel Safety Programs Managerial New York Inst of Technology Bachelors Level Degree MTA BRIDGES & TUNNELS Bertone Jacqueline Director AET Customer Svcs Managerial CW Post LIU Bachelors Level Degree MTA Agency Bertram Raina J Assistant Director CCU Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Blakey Choi Ling Director of Disbursements Managerial Fairleigh Dickinson University Master of Business Admin MTA Agency Booker Catrina D Bridge & Tunnel Captain Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Booth Harold H Field Contract Manager Managerial University of Vermont Bachelor of Arts Bureau of Supplies Long Isl. Bray T. K Facility Engineering Director Managerial New Jersey Inst of Technology Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Bressler Anne Marie AVP Rev Ops & Chief Cust Svc Managerial St Johns University Bachelor of Science NYC Dept of Health & Mental Brooks Lori A B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Brunot Jean Senior Project Engineer Managerial Polytechnic University Master of Science Best Look Inc. - NY Brybag Rosemary Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Manhattan College Master of Science Hazen & Sawyer NY Budny Robert Manager Bridge Safety Programs Managerial TCI COLLEGE of TECHNOLOGY Bachelors Level Degree MTA Agency Bumshteyn Yevgeniya Project Engineer Professional Polytechnic University Bachelor of Science AECOM Corp Calichio Jeffrey Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Camacho Nina B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Camaj Pashko Sr. Director Safety & Health Managerial Hunter College Masters Level Degree MTA Agency Campisi Richard J Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Cass Jeffrey Asst.Facility Engineer Professional Lehigh University Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Chavez Charles R Director Operations Managerial Manhattan College Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Chen Yimin Facility Engineering Director Professional Cooper Union Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Chin Dennis Mgr Engineering Applic Mgmt Managerial Stonybrook Univ Bachelor of Science Direct Insite Cho Thomas Asstistant Facility Engineer Managerial Cooper Union Bachelor of Science Clough Harbour & Associates Choi Min Suk Lead IT Secure Access Managerial Nova Southeastern Univ Doctor of Philosophy Citi Group Chua Mildred M Vice President & CFO Executive Carnegie Mellon University Master of Science MTA Agency Ciuzio Richard S Bridge & Tunnel Captain Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Claye Derrick L Manager Reports and Analysis Managerial Florida State University Masters of Public Adminis MTA Agency *Last Name *First Name Middle *Title *Group School Name Highest Degree Prior Work Experience Initial Clementoni Michael C DirB&TPresPrgSBMP&ProtC/WS Managerial Polytechnic Institute Ny Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Coradin Christophe Director Operations Managerial High School General Equivalency Diplo MTA Agency Cozzolino Joseph Dir Revenue Operations Managerial Brooklyn College Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Cruse Augustus R Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Cullen Terence J Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Manhattan College Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Cupo Richard E B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma US TSA Newark Airport Daniels Alexis Mgr Construction Safety Proj Managerial Tennessee Technological Univer Master of Science NYC Dept. of MH De Santis Romolo Deputy Chief Engineer Pgm Mgmt Managerial Polytechnic Institute Ny Master of Science MTA Agency DeCrescenzo Daniel VicePresidentChiefofOperations Executive High School Diploma MTA Agency DeDonno Katherine C Dep Dir Fin Anal & Forecasting Managerial St Johns University Master of Business Admin MTA Agency Dejkameh Nader Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Polytechnic University Bachelors Level Degree MTA Agency Deloughry Dennis G B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency DeSetto Cheryl A B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Desouza Frank E Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma Joe Vulpone Didden Kevin M Sr Mgr Sec Proj & Admin Managerial Polytechnic University Master of Science Cellcom Global Services Diminich Klaudio Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Queensborough Community Coll Associate of Applied Scie MTA Agency Donohue Thomas C Sr. Project Engineer Managerial Rutgers University Master of Business Admin MTA Agency Drummond Lloyd Facility Engineering Director Managerial Pace Law School Juris Doctor MTA Agency Duemig Frederick O Dir Prev Maint Pln Pol & Proc Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Ecock John P B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Edghill Cassandra AVPCongPricing&ORT Managerial John Jay Coll of Crim Justice Masters of Public Adminis MTA Agency Elsis Edward J B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional High School Diploma MTA Agency Fantini Scott B&T Supervisor Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Farina Anthony J Senior Project Engineer Managerial New York Inst of Technology Bachelors Level Degree Skidmore Owings & Merril; NY Feliciano Vincent E B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional Adult Education General Equivalency Diplo MTA Agency Fernandez Omar N Sr. Project Engineer Managerial City University of New York Master of Engineering MTA Agency Ferrara James L President Executive High School Diploma MTA Agency Figueroa Wilfredo Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School General Equivalency Diplo MTA Agency Finlay Michael J Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma Brookhave Cable TV Fortunato Daniel R Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Friman Paul Exec Asst General Counsel Professional New York University Juris Doctor NYS Supreme Court NY Gallo-Kotcher Sharon VP Lab Rel Admin & Empl Devel Executive Hofstra University Juris Doctor MTA Agency Genna Angelo Sr. Project Engineer Managerial New York Inst of Technology Masters Level Degree MTA Agency Giambanco Carlo DeputyChiefMainOfficer Managerial High School General Equivalency Diplo MTA Agency Gibbon Cassandra Operations Supt Managerial St Johns University Master of Arts MTA Agency Glodkowski Lucyna Princ Engineer Professional Foreign - Non US College/Unive Master of Civil Engineeri D.C. Water Golubow Robin Director Procurement Managerial High School Diploma PAA II - MTA Bridges and Tunn Gore Lynn Dep Chief Proc Off ITS Projcts Managerial Fordham University Master of Business Admin MTA Agency Granberg Pieter F B&T Supervisor Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Greenberg Hal Asst Dir Budget & Admin Managerial John Jay Coll of Crim Justice Masters of Public Adminis NYC Dept of Youth & Community Gugliero Joseph A Director Facility Operations Managerial State University of New York Bachelor of Arts MTA Agency Gutierrez Maria Manager Quality Initiatives Managerial Pratt Institute Bachelor of Science MTA Agency Haibi Robert Maint. Superintendent Managerial High School Diploma MTA Agency Hall Michael W B&T Lieutenant 12 Hour Perm Professional UNKNOWN UNKNOWN MTA Agency Hanks William Dir. E-ZPass Cust. Svc. Ctrs. Managerial Metropolitan College Bachelor of Business Admi Electranova Consultants Hanley David J Field Contract Manager Managerial Cornell University Juris Doctor United Nations *Last Name *First Name Middle *Title *Group School Name Highest Degree Prior Work Experience Initial Hansen Steven M Deputy Chief Security Officer Managerial John Jay Coll of Crim Justice
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