Washington – Transport Minister Sean Duffy told a new group of consultants that he wants to trust US investors to preserve and expand its transport infrastructure.
“What we see in a number of our projects is an opportunity for private capital,” Duffy said at the first Dot Consulting Board on Wednesday.
“But that is disappointing because there is a lot of foreign private capital, and it seems the excellent returns they make in American infrastructure. If we can get it it will be great [more] US private capital goes to American investors in the US infrastructure and these returns. “
Duffy told 12 members of the board that “it is also important for our group to think about how to innovate, how we can spend more effectively and efficiently.”
Board members were selected from dozens of candidates to help guide the DOT approach to the main repairs of transportation and passenger transport systems and how to secure them.
“The team will be necessary again to implement President Donald Trump’s bold program to build great and beautiful things again, and I can’t get more excited than what the future is coming,” Duffy said in a press release before the meeting.
The following counseling members were appointed for two years:
- GREGG REUBEN (Seat), CEO, CENTERPARK.
- Steven Lefon (Executive Seat), President and CEO, Kimli-Hoven.
- Peter Bartak, founder and CEO, FTS Rail.
- Michael Capaso, CEO, CAC Industries.
- Stephen Dixon, former Director, Federal Air Transport Department.
- Todd Aman, senior international captain, United.
- David Horner, Partner, Hanton Andrews Kurt Llp
- Brigham McCown, chair and founder, unity of innovation and infrastructure.
- Francis Thought, Manager, Loren’s infrastructure.
- Vice President Trent Morse.
- Mark Tedsco, CEO, Academy Bus.
- Robert Valentine, Chief Executive Officer, Macquarie Infrastructure Fund.
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