Transportation: Putting Innovation and People to Work
PwC to sponsor the Transportation Research Board 91st Annual Conference, Jan 22-26, 2012 (Washington DC) – “Transportation: Putting Innovation and People to Work”
PwC's Capital Projects & Infrastructure professionals attended and sponsored the Transportation Research Board (TRB) 91st Annual Meeting held in Washington, D.C. The information-packed program attracted more than 11,000 transportation professionals from around the world. The TRB Annual Meeting program covered all transportation modes, with more than 4,000 presentations in nearly 650 sessions and workshops addressing topics of interest to policy makers, administrators, practitioners, researchers, and representatives of government, industry, and academic institutions.
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 Peter Raymond US Leader, Capital projects & infrastructure peter.d.raymond@us.pwc.com McLean, VA Tel: +1 (703) 918 1580 |
Peter is the US Leader of PwC's Capital Projects and Infrastructure business. Mr. Raymond brings more than 20 years experience working around the world with public and private sector entities on the design, delivery and financing of large scale capital and infrastructure projects. Among his experience, he has served as advisor to the US Department of Transportation on the evaluation of transportation investment models, innovative project delivery and alternative financing mechanisms; as advisor to the Federal Transit Administration on their Public Private Partnership Pilot Program (Penta P), as advisor on the private sector development of the Trans-Texas Corridor and in similar capacity on other projects. Mr. Raymond's experience in working with government and the financial services industry was recognized in 2010 when he was named one of the nation's top 25 consultants by Consulting Magazine. |
 Rick Rodman Principal, PwC richard.rodman@us.pwc.com McLean, VA Tel: +1 (703) 918-1007 |
Rick has over 18 years experience in strategic planning, market research, trend analysis, business case studies, cost benefit analysis, business process re-engineering, program management, operational effectiveness, and implementations. Mr. Rodman's projects have required him to manage the development and implementation of large scale programs at several Federal organizations, including GSA. Mr. Rodman has received numerous recognition awards from his clients and PwC for his leadership, performance, and contribution to excellence. |
 Mike Donoghue Director, PwC michael.donoghue@us.pwc.com McLean, VA Tel: +1 (703) 918 1238 |
Mike Donoghue is a multi-skilled management consulting professional with over 17 years in leadership positions in both the private and public sector. For the past 12 years, he has assisted government clients in developing agency-wide performance measurement systems. His experience has been centered on enterprise wide performance management, program management, business process re-engineering, organizational analysis and system redesign. Mike has supported the deployment of the Transportation Secuirty Adminstration's (TSA) Performance Management Information System (PMIS) which collected and analyzed operational metrics and security reports from over 400 airports across the nation (3,000 users and 2.5 GB dataset). He has also supported the DOT/FAA to resolve property management issues by defining the portfolio, processes, documenting best practices, and developing strategic management documents to guide the collection and reporting of property operations. |
Publications:
 Investing in Transportation: Doing more with less (Series 1 of 3) |
 Transportation & Logistics 2030-volume 2 |
 Real Property Portfolio Optimization: Improving & modernizing management of the federal real property portfolio to optimize space, financial resources & energy impact |
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About PwC's Capital Projects & Infrastructure practice: Combining engineering and finance skills, PwC serves the full value chain of acquiring, financing, investing in, planning, designing, procuring, constructing/implementing, commissioning, operating and maintaining complex medium to large scale greenfield or brownfield capital assets, programs or portfolios. As a trusted advisor providing business advisory services to the Federal Government, PwC is at work with every cabinet agency including The Department of Transportation.