La Junta Directiva es el órgano de 10 miembros que toma las decisiones finales sobre las operaciones de la RTA. La mayoría de las acciones de la RTA requieren una votación de la junta, que a veces resulta en una resolución oficial. La Junta también representa a cada una de las cinco jurisdicciones miembro de la RTA.
Ocho miembros de la junta, nombrados por los Ejecutivos del Condado o los presidentes de las Comisiones del Condado, representan a los cuatro condados de la RTA: Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw y Wayne. Cada condado nombra a dos miembros de la junta. El alcalde de Detroit nombra a un miembro de la junta. El gobernador de Michigan nombra a un presidente de la junta sin derecho a voto. Los miembros de la junta sirven por un período de tres años. Según los estatutos de la RTA, los miembros de la junta tienen libertad para continuar en su cargo una vez finalizado su mandato hasta que sean reelegidos o se nombre a un sucesor.
Board Chair Dave Massaron’s career is a study in effective executive management. Currently,
he is the Vice President, Infrastructure and Corporate Citizenship at General Motors.
Previously Massaron was Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President for Finance and Business Affairs at Wayne State University. There he acted as a change agent, developing Wayne State’s first five-year financial forecast (helping the university achieve its first balanced budget since before the pandemic), launching a simplified flat-rate tuition model to boost graduation rates, restructuring Wayne State’s Facilities Planning and Management and designing a data-focused five-year capital renewal plan.
He has worked in both state and municipal government capacities, where he was Budget Director for the State of Michigan and held several positions in the City of Detroit, including Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer.
A Detroit native, Massaron earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy from the James Madison College at Michigan State University and a Juris Doctor from William and Mary Law School. Massaron joined the RTA Board of Directors in 2023. He brings deep management experience focused on solving problems and creating opportunities.
Terry Campbell is a lifelong Detroiter with a distinguished career spanning public service, nonprofit leadership, and corporate management. She currently serves as a Regional Representative for U.S. Senator Gary Peters and has previously represented the offices of U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow and Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin in the same role. Previously, Terry was Chief Operating Officer of Eastern Market Corporation and a Program Management Executive with General Motors Corporation.
Her expertise includes policy development and advocacy, constituent relations, operations management, project planning, and process improvement. Raised in Detroit and shaped by experiences living in East Lansing, Flint, Singapore, and Shanghai, Terry brings both local roots and a global perspective to her work. She is a proud Detroiter, parent and grandparent, and an enthusiastic multi-modal transportation user.
Jon Moore ha forjado una carrera de servicio a nivel comunitario. Es el administrador municipal de
City of Richmond, a bedroom community bridging Macomb and St. Clair Counties. It’s a position he’s held for two decades.
Moore began his tenure in Richmond as an economic development intern, having earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Miami University in Ohio and a Master of Public Administration from Central Michigan University. Moore is also Executive Director of the City of Richmond Tax Increment Finance Authority as well as a voting member of the Richmond Planning Commission.
He served as the City of Richmond’s alternate delegate to the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) and the Macomb Orchard Trail Commission. Moore worked early in the trail’s development to ensure that Macomb County and member communities preserved the abandoned CN rail line that would become the Macomb Orchard Trail.
Moore joined the RTA Board of Directors in 2020. He brings real-world experience in the ways regional development and community-level quality of life can – and should – work together.
El currículum de Donald Morandini muestra una carrera llena de experiencia en los negocios y la economía.
desarrollo, emprendimiento y educación. Morandini trabajó durante más de 40 años en
Gobierno del condado de Macomb, donde fue subdirector del condado de Macomb
Departamento de Planificación y Desarrollo Económico.
Otras funciones desempeñadas en el condado incluían ayudar a crear el Programa de Reurbanización de Terrenos Contaminados de Macomb, ejercer como Director Regional del Programa del Centro de Desarrollo de Pequeñas Empresas y coordinar el Programa de Retención de Empresas "Home In Macomb" del Condado de Macomb.
Morandini se unió a la Junta Directiva de RTA en 2014. Aporta una amplia experiencia en políticas, implementación y desarrollo empresarial, así como una gran vocación de servicio. Ganador del Premio Athena de la Fundación Macomb, Morandini obtuvo una licenciatura de la Universidad de Michigan y una maestría de la Universidad Estatal de Wayne.
Jeanette Bradshaw has built a career on helping others build theirs. She currently serves as the President of the Michigan Maritime Trades Port Council, which advocates on behalf of the
Industria marítima y construcción. También es Secretaria de Actas y Política.
Director/Registrador de la Hermandad Internacional de Trabajadores Eléctricos, Local 58 en Detroit.
Bradshaw ha sido electricista oficial autorizado durante más de 20 años y ha aprendido
from her father – a carpenter – the lesson that there’s unique value in “a skill no one can take away.”
She’s also been active in the labor movement for more than 20 years, focusing on
Protegiendo los derechos de los trabajadores en todas las industrias. Bradshaw se desempeña como Secretario electo.
Tesorera de la AFL-CIO del Área Metropolitana de Detroit. También formó parte de la Junta de Michigan.
Escrutadores estatales elegidos en 2013, habiendo sido reelegidos para cumplir un tercer mandato en 2021
which recently concluded.
She’s a resident of Ortonville in Oakland County. Bradshaw joined the RTA Board of Directors in 2022. She brings insight to the relationship between public transit and employment opportunities for the residents of Southeast Michigan, in particular those who work in trades – because they make a difference in other people’s lives.
Helaine Zack tiene casi 40 años de experiencia como líder en salud y servicios humanos.
Profesional de la salud con licencia, con licenciatura en psicología y maestría en ciencias sociales.
Work, both from the University of Michigan – she maintains an independent practice specializing in onsite trauma intervention and counseling.
For nearly two decades, Zack served as Oakland County Commissioner, representing the cities of Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Oak Park and the Charter Township of Royal Oak. During her final term, she chaired the Finance Committee and Community Home Improvement Committee. As Commissioner, she also served on many other boards, including the Drain Board, the Retirement and Deferred Compensation Board, SEMCOG, and the Area Agency on Aging 1B.
Her social work career has also included a focus on employee assistance. Throughout her career, she’s been a passionate advocate for vulnerable citizens, including seniors and those with mental health and substance abuse problems. Zack joined the RTA Board of Directors in 2021. She was named a Taubman Scholar in 2015, attending the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
Conan es un líder experimentado en organizaciones sin fines de lucro, innovador en políticas públicas y respetado funcionario público. Ha sido un defensor incansable del medio ambiente, la salud pública y la equidad en Michigan. Comenzó como voluntario y ascendió a puestos de liderazgo como director de programas, director ejecutivo y miembro de la junta directiva, por lo que conoce a fondo la organización interna y las iniciativas externas de las organizaciones sin fines de lucro.
Este nativo de Ann Arbor se convirtió en el primer presidente y director ejecutivo perteneciente a una minoría étnica y racializada del Consejo Ambiental de Michigan en mayo de 2019, pero también trabajó con la organización desde 1998 hasta 2004. Entremedias, Conan fue director ejecutivo durante 12 años de Metro Matters, una organización sin fines de lucro del sureste de Michigan que fue nombrada entre las empresas más innovadoras por Michigan Business Review y reconocida como uno de los mejores lugares para trabajar en Detroit por Crain's.
Anteriormente, Conan fue comisionado electo del condado durante 14 años y ocupó cargos de liderazgo en numerosas juntas directivas públicas y privadas, incluyendo nombramientos a nivel estatal por parte de las gobernadoras Jennifer Granholm y Rick Snyder. También impartió clases sobre cooperación intergubernamental en la Escuela de Políticas Públicas Gerald R. Ford de la Universidad de Michigan.
Actualmente, Conan es miembro de la junta directiva de Michigan Saves, del Comité Asesor de Pigeon River Country y del Fideicomiso de Tierras Equitativo de Ann Arbor. Posee una maestría en resolución de conflictos de la Universidad Estatal de Wayne y una licenciatura en escritura creativa y literatura inglesa de la Universidad de Michigan en Ann Arbor.
Este residente de Ann Arbor adora explorar, sobre todo cuando se trata de senderismo, y ha visitado 45 países en cinco continentes. Entre sus lugares favoritos de Michigan se encuentran la región del río Pigeon, el ramal sur del río Au Sable, el lago de las nubes, la granja de su madre al atardecer y el restaurante Kuzzo's Chicken & Waffles en Detroit.
A pesar de sus viajes, Conan finalmente regresa a casa, siendo la tercera generación de su familia la que vive allí. Allí, su abuela le sirve tomates enlatados, su producto favorito de Michigan, toda la experiencia del verano en un frasco.
Ned Staebler has unique expertise in regional economic development. He serves as both Vice President for Economic Development at Wayne State University and President and CEO of TechTown, the Detroit-based business incubator and accelerator. Staebler leads both
organizations’ efforts to strengthen the region’s neighborhoods, businesses and leaders, with an emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship, transit and placemaking.
Previously, Staebler was Vice President for Entrepreneurial and Capital Services at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, providing oversight of the Michigan Strategic Fund Board and the 21st Century Jobs Fund. He also spent a decade in the private sector, helping grow the Helios Group – a tech-based financial services startup – from 30 to 130 employees. He was Associate Director of Bear Stearns’ London office after the investment firm acquired Helios in 2000.
Staebler graduated from the University of Detroit Jesuit High School, Harvard University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. He joined the RTA Board of Directors in 2018. He brings a business-based perspective and strong ties to leading institutions across the Southeast Michigan region.
June Lee ha dedicado su vida profesional a servir a las comunidades y a la gente de
Sureste de Michigan. Es el vicepresidente ejecutivo y director de operaciones de la
Wayne County Airport Authority, which controls Detroit Metropolitan, Wayne County and Willow Run airports. In this capacity, Lee oversees the executive functions of the Authority’s
divisiones administrativas y operativas y es responsable de implementar la estrategia de WCAA.
business plan.
Previously, he was Assistant County Executive under Wayne County Executive
Warren C. Evans, providing executive oversight across several service departments and leading implementation of Wayne County’s economic development and job growth initiatives.
A graduate of the University of Michigan and Wayne State University Law School – where he
Recibió su título de Juris Doctor. Lee comenzó su carrera como asistente legal para el Departamento de Derecho de la Ciudad de Detroit.
Departamento. Lee se unió a la Junta Directiva de RTA en 2017. No solo aporta fuertes vínculos con
organizaciones comunitarias y experiencia en el sector del transporte, pero también una historia de
Mejorar la eficacia, la capacidad y la rendición de cuentas de las instituciones públicas.
Dr. Erica Robertson is a native Detroiter, a Navy veteran, and an experienced business executive who specializes in driving organizational transformation – with an emphasis on improving the futures of Detroit’s children through educational innovation.
She’s CEO of Adventures Publishing House, which creates educational content for young people. Previously, she was CEO of Promise Schools, a nonprofit Charter Management Organization, where she focused on systemic K-12 education issues. Before that, Dr. Robertson was Deputy Director at the Detroit Children’s Fund, where she focused on strategy, portfolio management and partnerships.
With a Doctor of Education from Vanderbilt University, MBA from the University of Michigan and Bachelor of Arts also from the University of Michigan, Dr. Robertson also holds years of private sector experience under her belt.
Dr. Robertson joined the RTA’s Board of Directors in 2018. She brings a focus on both strategic innovation and operational effectiveness. She’s the author of the young adult novel, “The Adventures of a Little Black Detroit Girl – Homecoming.”
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