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The 8 Sections of the ASHE Southeast Region invite you to attend our 2nd Annual Conference, held in downtown Jacksonville. Join us as 200 transportation industry professionals gather at the beautiful Hyatt Regency for a full day of technical sessions and a River Jam happy hour, followed by a day of local project site tours, and more!

First Coast Expressway / Shands Bridge

Details


Wednesday, October 8, 5 - 8 PM

Early Registration & Hospitality Suite


Thursday, October 9, 8 AM - 8 PM

Technical Sessions & River Jam Happy Hour


Friday, October 10, 9:30 AM - 3 PM

First Coast Expressway / Shands Bridge Project Site Tour & Ruby Beach Brewing

Interested in Golfing?


We will not be hosting a tournament at our conference, but we are pleased to provide a select list of courses for those who are interested in booking their own golf outing.


Explore Local Golf Courses

Hotel Room Block is Open!


Reserve your room(s) before September 17 for discounted pricing

Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront
225 E Coastline Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32202
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Sponsorship levels between $300 - $500 are still available!

PLEASE NOTE: The deadline has passed for company logos to be included on marketing materials, but all sponsors will receive verbal acknowledgement at the conference!

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Lunch Panel Announced


For our lunch hour, we have confirmed a very exciting panel to discuss the ongoing transformation across Jacksonville's downtown and riverfront!

Nina Sickler

Director of Public Works,

City of Jacksonville


Greer Johnson Gillis

SVP - Chief Infrastructure & Development Officer, Jacksonville Transportation Authority

Mark Lamping

President, Jacksonville Jaguars


Keynote Speaker Announced


We are pleased to welcome Mr. Greg Evans as our opening speaker. Mr. Evans was appointed as the Florida Department of Transportation District Two Secretary effective February 6, 2012, and is responsible for the day-to-day administrative, planning, production and operations activities for District Two which encompasses 18 counties, covers nearly 12,000 square miles in North Central Florida, maintains 8,200 lane miles of roadway and over 1,200 bridges. The area is also served by two deep-water ports and three major rail lines.  


Evans has over 25 years of experience in the management and operations of public infrastructure. He is an alumnus of Southern Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology.  

Loreen Bobo, PE

FDOT D5 Safety Administrator

Speed Management & Pedestrian Safety



Central Florida Section

Leanna Whitwell, PE

TTL Regional Manager / Principal Engineer

Case Study: Impact of an abandoned coal mine on a transportation project along the Cumberland Plateau


Middle Tennessee Section

Steve Borden, PE

Lochner Tennessee & Kentucky Area Lead

Hurricane Helene


Tennessee Valley Section

Naldo Gonzalez, PE, ENV SP

GFT Vice President

Henry E. Kinney Tunnel Project



South Florida Section

Alan Rainer, PE

Michael Baker International Senior Associate - Senior Project Manager / Transportation

Major Mobility Investment Program: 16 at I-95 Improvement Projects



Georgia Section

Glenn Pressimone, PE

Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) Chief of Infrastructure

Flex Lanes in Focus: Real-Time Innovation for Central Florida's Growing Mobility Needs



Central Florida Section

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