Community Transportation

organizational information

CTAA
1341 G Street, NW
Suite 210
Washington, DC 20005

Fax: 202.737.9197

staff

Scott Bogren

Executive Director
bogren@ctaa.org
202.247.1921
Professional Biography

Len Cahill

Training & Certification Program Manager
cahill@ctaa.org
202.415.9653

Andrew Carpenter

Director, National Center for Applied Transit Technology (N-CATT)
carpenter@ctaa.org
202.415.9688

Amy Conrick

Deputy Director, CTAA
conrick@ctaa.org
202.415.9692
Professional Biography

David Engel

Training Coordinator
engel@ctaa.org
202.247.8356

Anthony Frederick

IT Manager
frederick@ctaa.org
202.247.5612

Tulani Gilyard

Senior Accountant
gilyard@ctaa.org
202.415.9635

Sage Kashner

Communications Associate
kashner@ctaa.org
202.940.6034

Taylor Klocke

Communications Director
klocke@ctaa.org
202.415.9661

Rex Knowlton, CCTM

Chief Financial Officer
knowlton@ctaa.org
856.701.2850

Lena Kyle

Ethics and Compliance Officer
kyle@ctaa.org
202.352.6602

Loreal Lance

Director, Member Services, Business Development, and Events
lance@ctaa.org
202.415.9666

Erich Lange

Mobility Planning Associate
lange@ctaa.org
202.940.6035

Grayson Lee

Mobility Planning Associate
lee@ctaa.org
202.940.6037

Marlon Powell

Database and Customer Care Coordinator
powell@ctaa.org
202.415.9678

William Reckley

Program Associate
reckley@ctaa.org
202.415.9682

Charlotte Robinson

Staff Accountant
robinson@ctaa.org
202.631.8635

Charles Rutkowski

Director, Technical Assistance Programs
rutkowski@ctaa.org
202.299.6593
Professional Biography

Stephanee Smith

Training & Certification Program Manager
smith@ctaa.org
202.415.0220

Caryn Souza

Deputy Executive Director
Director, Training and Certification Programs
souza@ctaa.org
202.294.6527
Professional Biography

Nadine Terrell

Analytical Accountant
terrell@ctaa.org
202.415.9601

Bill Wagner

NCMM Deputy Director
wagner@ctaa.org
202.940.6036

Chris Zeilinger

Assistant Director
zeilinger@ctaa.org
202.250.4108
Professional Biography

The Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) and its members believe that mobility is a basic human right. From work and education to life-sustaining health care and human services programs to shopping and visiting with family and friends, mobility directly impacts quality of life.

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