DOUGLAS KOELEMAY

DirectorGiam c

Virginia Office of Public-Private Partnerships (OTP3)

Vn phong hp tc nh nc - t nhn (OTP3) bang VirginiaDouglasKoelemay is responsible for leading the statewide program that delivers projects under the Virginia Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995 (or PPTA). The OTP3 works in coordination with the transportation secretary and Virginias seven transportation agencies. It focuses on developing public-private projects across all modes of transportation.ng DouglasKoelemay chiu trach nhim chi ao chng trinh phat trin d an toan quc theo ao lut giao thng vn tai nha nc - t nhn bang Virginia nm 1995 (hoc PPTA). OPT3 hoat ng phi hp cung B trng giao thng vn tai va 07 c quan giao thng vn tai bang Virginia.Vn phong nay tp trung vao vic phat trin cac d an t nhn i vi tt ca cac phng thc vn tai.Mr. Koelemay most recently served as vice president for community relations at Science Applications International Corp.(SAIC). He also was managing director at Qorvis Communications and executive vice president and chief policy officer at Williams Mullins Strategies.ng Koelemay gn y lam vic vi vai tro la pho chu tich phu trach v quan h cng ng tai Cng Ty ng dng Khoa hc Quc t(SAIC). ng cung la giam c quan ly tai hng vinthng Qorvis Communications kim pho chu tich iu hanh, trng ban chinh sach tai Cng ty Williams Mullins Strategies.Mr. Koelemay was appointed to the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) in 2006. He represented Northern Virginia on the CTB until 2012. While a CTB member, he focused on transportation strategy, corridors of statewide significance and multimodal planning for U.S. 29, Route 606, Dulles International Airport and the Tysons Corner area.ng Koelemay a c b nhim vao Uy ban giao thng vn tai khi thinh vng chung (CTB) vao nm 2006. ng a tng ai din cho bang Bc Virginia tham gia vao CTB cho n nm 2012. Khi con la thanh vin CTB, ng a tp trung chu y vao chin lc giao thng vn tai, tm quan trong cua mang li ng hanh lang toan quc va k hoach vn tai a phng thc i vi U.S. 29, Tuyn 606, Sn bay quc t Dulles va khu vc Tysons Corner.Mr. Koelemay also served as vice president for public affairs for the Northern Virginia Technology Council. In 1993, he wrote Financing the Future: Report of the Commission to Promote Investment in Americas Infrastructure, regarding the status of infrastructure funding in the 1991 federal transportation authorization (the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act, or ISTEA).ng Koelemay cung a lam vic vi vai tro la pho chu tich phu trach cac vn cng vu Hi ngcngngh pha bc bang Virginia. Nm 1993, ng vit u t cho tng lai: Bao cao nhim vu xuc tin u t trong vn c s ha tng Hoa Ky cp n tinh trang u t c s ha tng vao nm 1991, vn uy quyn giao thng lin bang (o lutHu hiu Giao thng ng b Lin ngnh, hoc ISTEA)Mr. Koelemay received his bachelors degree from Centenary College of Louisiana. He attended the masters program at the University of South Carolinas Institute of International Politics. He also was a foreign-service officer with the U.S. Department of State and a legislative assistant on Capitol Hill.ng Koelemay a nhn Bng c nhn t Trng Cao ng th ky Centenary College of Louisiana. ng a tham gia chung trinh thac si tai Vin chinh sach quc t cua trng ai hoc South CarolinaPATRICK SABOL

The Brookings Institute Vin Brookings

Senior Policy/Research Assistant, Metropolitan Policy Program

Can b hoach inh nghin cu/chinh sach cao cp, Chng trinh chinh sach thi_________________________________________________________________________________________

Patrick Sabol is a Senior Policy/Research Assistant with the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program focusing on the policy and financial tools necessary to deliver critical infrastructure projects.

Ba Patrick Sabol la can b hoach inh nghin cu/chinh sach cao cp, Chng trinh chinh sach thi Brookings tp trung vao chinh sach va cac cng cu tai chinh cn thit nhm chuyn giao cac d an c s ha tng trong im.

Prior to joining Brookings, Patrick served as a consultant to the Clinton Global Initiative focusing on clean fuel and transportation projects. His background also includes venture capital investment and philanthropic consulting.Trc khi tham gia vao Vin Brookings, ba Patrick a lam vic vi vi tri c vn cho T chcClinton Global Initiative tp trung thc hin cac d an giao thng vn tai va nhin liu sach. Kinh nghim thc tin trong qua trinh lam vic cua ba cung bao gm u t vn mao him va c vn nhn ao.She received her Bachelor of Science in Finance from Troy State University in 1988. She then earned her Master of Science in Management from Florida Institute of Technology in 1995.Ba a nhn bng c nhn khoa hoc, nganh tai chinh t Trngihc Troy State vao nm 1988. Sau o ba a at c bng c nhn khoa hoc nganh quan tri Hc vin Cng ngh Florida nm 1995.Patrick holds a Masters Degree from Duke University and a B.A. from Colgate University.Ba Patrick cung at c Bng thac si t trng ai hoc Duke va bng c nhn t ai hoc Colgate

PHILLIP S. GREEN

President and Chief Executive OfficerChu tich kim Tng gim c iu hnh

Green Powered TechnologyCng ty Green Powered TechnologyPhillip S. Green is President and Chief Executive Officer at Green Powered Technology. He has over twelve years of Federal Government experience. Mr. Green is an U.S. Army Veteran and has served in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom. He has held several leadership positions in the U.S. Army Reserve as an Engineer Officer and Military Intelligence Officer. He has also worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. State Department, and U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

ng Phillip S. Green la Chu tich kim Tng gim c iu hnh tai cng ty Green Powered Technology. ng a co hn 20 nm kinh nghim trong chinh quyn lin bang. ng Green la mt cu chin binh trong qun i Hoa Ky va a tng phuc vu tai Afghanistan trong sut Chin dch T do bt dit. ng a nm gi mt vai chc vu lanh ao trong Lc lng tr b Hoa Ky nh sy quan may va s quantnh bo qun s. ng cung tng lam vic cho Qun oan luc qun Hoa Ky, B ngoi giao Hoa Ky va Vn phng Sng ch v Thng hiu Hoa K.Prior to founding Green Powered Technology, Mr. Green worked on creating green products, such as LEDs and solar cells, protecting products with intellectual property and installing energy-related products in military construction. He also has extensive experience abroad having worked for the Consulate General in Guangzhou, China, researched optoelectronics in Japan and managed construction projects in Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan and the Republic of Georgia.Trc khi sang lp ra cng ty Green Powered Technology, ng Green a lam vic i vi vn sang tao cac san phm xanh, vi du nh en LED va pin mt tri, bao v cac san phm thuc quyn s hu tri tu va lp t cac san phm lin quan n nng lng trong vic xy dng qun i. ng cung a co nhng kinh nghim tng hp trong qua trinh lam vic tai nc ngoai nh Tng lanh s quan tai Quang Chu, Trung quc, nghin cu quang in t hoc tai Nht Ban va quan ly cac d an xy dng tai Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan va Cng hoa Georgia.Mr. Green received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the State University of New York, New Paltz. He received his Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from the University of Virginia and a Master in Business Administration from the University of Virginia.ng Green a nhn bng c nhn khoa hoc nganh ky thut in va bng c nhn khoa hoc nganh quan tri kinh doanh t Trng New Paltz - H thng i hc Bang New York. ng a nhn bng thac si ky thut nganh ky thut in t Trng ai hoc Virginia va bng c nhn khoa hoc nganh quan tri kinh doanh t Trng ai hoc VirginiaROBERT HUNJA

Director, Public Integrity and Openness

Giam c, Phong cng b va minh bach cng

Governance Global Practice

Thc tin quan ly toan cuNgn hang th gii_________________________________________________________________________________________

Robert Hunja is the Director for Public Integrity and Openness in the World Banks Governance Global Practice. In that role he oversees the implementation of the World Banks procurement policies as well as several programs focused on enhancing transparency, citizen participation, and multi-stakeholder collaboration in countries around the world.ng Robert Hunja Giam c, Phong cng b va minh bach cng trc thuc c quan Thc tin quan ly toan cu cua ngn hang th gii. Vi chc vu o, ng phai giam sat tin trinh thc hin cac chinh sach mua sm cua Ngn hang th gii cung nh mt vai chng trinh trong im nng cao tinh minh bach, s tham gia cua ngi dn, va s phi hp cua cac bn lin quan tai tt ca cac t nc trn th gii.Previously served as manager for the Open Government practice in the World Bank Institute where he led programs on Digital Engagement, Open Contracting, Open Budgets and the Open Private Sector Platform.Trc o ng cung a lam vic trong vi tri giam c cho c quan thc tin chinh phu m tai Hc vinNgn hngTh gii ni ma ng a chi ao cac chng trinh v cac vn Cam kts, ky kt hp ng m, ngn sach m va nn tang khu vc t nhn m.Mr. Hunja has a Law degree from University of Nairobi.ng Hunja a nhn vn bng lut t Trng ai hoc Nairobi.

TODD VAN HOOSESenior Vice PresidentGovernment AffairsCoBankAs senior vice president of government affairs, Todd Van Hoose represents CoBank before Congress, the administration and regulatory agencies. He is based in Washington, D.C., and is a member of the banks Senior Leadership Team. Prior to joining CoBank, Mr. Van Hoose was senior vice president of government affairs for the Farm Credit Council, a national trade association representing institutions of the Farm Credit System. He has also held positions on Capitol Hill and with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Mr. Van Hoose is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a bachelors degree in journalism and public relations.

THOMAS STREET

Assistant Chief Administrative Officer

Montgomery County, Maryland

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Thomas J. Street is currently serving as an Assistant Chief Administrative Officer for Montgomery County, Maryland. He is one of four such administrators within the Countys management team, and supports and advises the Chief Administrative Officer in the areas of customer service, emergency response, re-development, and transportation. Mr. Streets areas of responsibility include oversight of the Countys MC311 Initiative and coordinating issues such as Wheaton revitalization, inclement weather response, pedestrian safety, the Purple Line and Corridor Cities Transit-way mass transit projects, and affordable housing.

Prior, Thomas has worked in Public Sector Financial Management for 29 years and in the Private Sector as an owner of an ecommerce company and partner in a financial advisory practice for six years. Tom began his career as Budget Analyst for Montgomery County, Maryland but spent the majority of his Public Sector career with the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC).Tom is a past president and board member of the Maryland-D.C. Utilities Association and has been a guest lecturer for the World Bank, Caribbean Development Bank, Maryland-China Business Council and U.S. Department of Environmental Protection.

Mr. Street has a BA from The University of Florida and a Masters in Public Administration from The American University in Washington, D.C.