Luncheon - Thursday, March 18, 2010
Sean Connaughton, Virginia's Secretary of Transportation
On December 22, Virginia's incoming governor, Robert F. McDonnell, named Sean Connaughton, former chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, as his choice for Secretary of Transportation to manage the state's roads, rails, and ports. During his term as chairman of the state's second-largest jurisdiction, Mr. Connaughton established a county transportation department, which built $300 million worth of roads. He is quoted as saying that he is "intimately aware of the challenges facing Virginia's transportation system" as it pertains to gridlock and failing infrastructure as he himself has been a daily Northern Virginia commuter for 25 years.
Join the members of the Committee for Dulles on March 18 at the Washington Dulles Hilton to welcome Mr. Connaughton to this challenging position and hear his thoughts on the solutions to the transportation challenges that we face.
Luncheon Sponsors:
CH2M HILL | Clarke-Hook | Business Bank | Bridgman Communications | Dulles Financial Corporation | GW Virginia Science and Technology Campus | MWAA
Time and Location:
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Hilton Washington Dulles Airport
13869 Park Center Rd., Herndon, VAReception at 11:30 AM, Lunch served at noon.
Please RSVP by Monday prior to luncheon:
CFD Members payment in advance, $45; payment at the door: $50
Nonmembers payment in advance $55; Payment at the door $60
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More information:
Contact Committee For Dulles, 703-430-8749

On December 22, Virginia's incoming governor, Robert F. McDonnell, named Sean Connaughton, former chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, as his choice for Secretary of Transportation to manage the state's roads, rails, and ports. During his term as chairman of the state's second-largest jurisdiction, Mr. Connaughton established a county transportation department, which built $300 million worth of roads. He is quoted as saying that he is "intimately aware of the challenges facing Virginia's transportation system" as it pertains to gridlock and failing infrastructure as he himself has been a daily Northern Virginia commuter for 25 years.