Board
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James Shea
Chair
Venable, LLP -
Laura Gamble
Vice Chair and Treasurer
PNC -
Donald Fry
Vice Chair
Greater Baltimore Committee -
Sister Helen Amos
Mercy Medical Center -
Dr. Timothy D. Armbruster
Goldseker Foundation -
William Baker
Chesapeake Bay Foundation -
Michael Beatty
H&S Properties Development Corp. -
Diane Bell-McKoy
Associated Black Charities -
Etienne Cambon
Wells Fargo -
Richard Cass
Baltimore Ravens -
Wayne Christmann
Legg Mason & Co., Inc. -
Atwood "Woody" Collins
M&T Bank -
Michael E. Cryor
The Cryor Group -
Kirby Fowler
Downtown Partnership -
Mel Freeman
Citizens Planning and Housing Association
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Linda Greene
BWI Business Partnership, Inc. -
Ronald Hartman
Veolia Transportation -
J. Howard Henderson
The Baltimore Urban League -
David Hillman
Southern Management Corporation -
David McClure
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1300 -
Mathew J. Palmer
The Johns Hopkins University -
Walter D. Pinkard, Jr
Cassidy Turley -
J. Thomas Sadowski
Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore -
Michael Sarbanes
Baltimore City Public School System -
Dru Schmidt-Perkins
1000 Friends of Maryland -
Laurie Schwartz
LS Consulting, Inc. -
Jane Shaab
University of Maryland, Baltimore -
Scot Spencer
The Annie E. Casey Foundation -
William "Bill" Struever
Cross Street Partners -
H. Walter Townshend, III
Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber -
Thomas E. Wilcox
Baltimore Community Foundation
Staff
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Michele L. Whelley
President & CEOMichele L. Whelley brings 20 years of experience in economic development to her position as President and CEO of the Transportation Alliance. Her previous positions at the Economic Development Corporation of New Haven, Colliers Pinkard, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore and the Baltimore Development Corporation have given her a deep understanding of how transportation impacts the economic growth and vitality of a region.
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Brian O'Malley
Director of Policy & ProgramsBrian O'Malley joined the Transportation Alliance in 2008. He began his urban planning career in 1999 in Chicago with NORBIC, an industrial economic development organization. In 2003 he joined the Planning Department of Carroll County, Maryland, ultimately overseeing the adequate public facilities program as Concurrency Manager. Brian is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners.
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Tre Jerdon-Cabrera
Research and Communications SpecialistTre Jerdon-Cabrera is a professional urban and regional planner, specializing in economic development and community planning. In 2007 she joined the American Planning Association (APA) at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., as a research associate with the Planning Advisory Service (PAS). Tre is a Master’s of Social Work (MSW) candidate at University of Maryland, Baltimore, concentrating in management and community organization.
