Elizabeth Myron
Elizabeth Myron is the EXPO Manager and Co-Director for the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition (CFLCCC).

Prior to joining CFLCCC, Elizabeth served in both executive and volunteer capacities as a marketing and communications professional in the hospitality and education sectors. She is currently the Creative Marketing Specialist in the Workforce & Business Development Division at the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) supporting projects with the US Department of Energy, National Renewable Energy Lab, Drive Electric Florida and the FSEC EnergyWhiz program.

Elizabeth is a member of the Brevard Sustainability Working Group, Drive Electric Florida Education Equity and Outreach Committee and the Space Coast Science Education Alliance.

Anne Blair
Anne serves as EC’s Senior Director of Policy, with a focus on promoting policies and programs that will transform the transportation sector. Prior to joining EC, Anne was the Director of Energy Efficient Transportation at the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance, overseeing strategy, programming and outreach for all of SEEA’s transportation initiatives. Before SEEA, Anne worked at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) as its clean fuels director, working on transportation and clean energy policy for fifteen years. She has also previously worked at The Coca-Cola Company, The Fund for Public Interest Research, Americorps and the River Network. She serves on multiple boards including the EV Club of the South and Mothers and Others for Clean Air. Anne holds a bachelor’s degree from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, and a Master’s degree in environmental law and policy from the Vermont Law School. When not working on environmental and energy issues, she can be found watching her son play one of his many sports activities or hiking, cycling, traveling, and reading.

The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program (NEVI) – A Nationwide Perspective
Wednesday February 1 – 10:00 – 10:45 am

Federal & State Funding Programs – Updates
Thursday February 2 – 10:45 – 11:45 am

April Combs
April Combs serves as a Statewide Planning Coordinator in the Office of Policy Planning for the Florida Department of Transportation. In this role she oversees policy and planning for emerging mobility, electric vehicles, and broadband activities. Prior to joining FDOT, April worked for the Florida Office of Energy for 13 years where she worked on policy development and strategic planning activities, including the Florida EV Roadmap. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Florida State University and is currently pursing a Juris Master in Environmental and Land Use form Florida State University College of Law.

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

Federal & State Funding Programs – Updates
Thursday February 2 – 10:45 – 11:45 am

Chris Rustman
Chris Rustman is the President of Florida Transportation Systems (FTS) representing multiple brands including Blue Bird school and commercial buses, Braun Mobility, Micro Bird, Endera, Fenton Mobility and ENC transit bus products. The FTS family has 37 employees with offices in Tampa and Pompano Beach, and they have committed themselves to being a market leader in electric and alternative fuel vehicles assisting operators with over 600 alt fuel bus and vehicles deployments. When not in the office, Chris enjoys spending time with his wife and two children travelling and sharing activities.

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

Christina Zabala
Christina Zabala is a senior project manager of development, mobility at Florida Power & Light Company (FPL). In this role, Christina partners with customers to help electrify their fleet by providing turnkey solutions from vehicle assessments to custom charging equipment services as part of FPL EVolution®, a growing electric vehicle network including public charging, residential charging and fleet electrification. Christina is also responsible for the electric vehicle and charging infrastructure forecast for the FPL service territory. Previously, she played an integral role in the development of three electric vehicle public charging tariffs. The first established a charging rate for the FPL EVolution® public fast charging stations. The second set of tariffs, the Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Riders (EVCIR), limit the cost of demand for third-party public charging stations operating in FPL’s service area. Enrollments in the EVCIRs has grown to over fifty customer enrollments at the end of 2022, a nearly 80% increase since the riders took effect in 2021, contributing to the growth of public EV fast charging infrastructure and EV adoption in FPL’s service territory.

Christina joined FPL in 2007 and has held various roles in human resources, revenue and rate strategy, and development. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Florida Atlantic University and an MBA from Palm Beach Atlantic University.

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

David Dunn
David Dunn is a US Navy Veteran with an Associate of Science degree in Business
Administration, a Bachelor of Divinity degree in Ministry, an International Facility Management
Association Certified Facility Manager, an Adjunct Professor at Valencia College, an Adjunct Chaplain for the State of Florida, and a Pastor & Advocate for people diagnosed with mental
illness.

In 2006 David left the Aerospace Program after twenty-three years to join the City of Orlando Facilities Management Division. The City of Orlando combined the Fleet & Facilities Management Divisions in 2011 and promoted David to manage the newly combined Fleet & Facilities Management Division.

Due to the dramatic growth of Facilities and Fleet Operations over the past ten years and in preparation of David’s planned 2023 retirement; on June 13, 2021 Jonathan Ford was appointed Fleet Division Manager and David became the Facilities Division Manager again.

Associations
North America Fleet Association (NAFA)
Florida Association of Governmental Fleet Administrators (FLAGFA)
Former Board Member Drive Electric Florida
Former Chairman Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition
Former President of the IFMA Orlando Chapter
Former President of the IFMA Public Sector Facilities Council
IFMA’s Inaugural Member of the Month “May 2015”
Member of IFMA FM Consultants Council
Member of IFMA Public Sector Facilities Council
Member of U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Founding Chair of the USGBC Brevard Branch
Board Member General Motors EV Visioning Board
Adjunct Chaplain State of Florida
Pastor United Christian Faith Ministry

Our Transportation Future
Wednesday February 1 – 9:00 – 10:00 am

Electrification Classroom Session
Wednesday February 1 – 11:00 – 12:00 pm

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

Doug Kettles
Doug is the Director of the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition. Prior to joining the Coalition, Doug spent four years with the Electric Vehicle Transportation Center, a US DOT university research center at the University of Central Florida. Doug retired from Bright House Networks/Time Warner as Director of Network Operations for the largest data and video network in Central Florida; he has several decades of experience in the large-scale deployment of advance telecommunications services. Doug is a member of the Florida Advisory Council on Climate and Energy

Opening Ceremony
Wednesday February 1 – 8:30 – 9:00 am

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 to 10:30am

Federal & State Funding Programs – Updates
Thursday February 2 – 10:45 – 11:45 am

Guilherme Cirino
Guilherme is the Industrial and Commercial Manager for Biodiesel Las Americas, based in Doral – FL. He graduated in Chemical Engineering and possesses over 10 years of experience in applied engineering to process vegetable oils. On his first experience with biodiesel, he had the challenge to design and build a 3 million gallons plant in Miami – FL. Nowadays, Guilherme is responsible for the operations of a 7.5 million gallons plant and the company’s sales, including the management of RINs.

Biofuel Classroom Session
Wednesday February 1 – 2:30 – 3:30 pm

Harland Chadbourne

Harland Chadbourne is Waste Pro USA’s Director of Purchasing and has extensive knowledge of strategic sourcing, contracting, and cost reduction strategies. He has made significant impacts to the sourcing strategies at all organizations that he has worked with.

Formerly he served as the Director of Purchasing with Veolia Environmental Services – Waste to Energy Division and has held various roles with the following companies: Ryder System, NiSource, and Bank One.

Harland has a professional designation as a Certified Purchasing Manager, C.P.M., and a Certified Professional Contracts Management (CPCM). He also has a Six Sigma Green belt and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Florida State University.

Also, Harland has been an active supporter of the Institute of Supply Management local chapters and has served as President, First Vice President, etc. and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition.

CNG Classroom Session
Wednesday February 1 – 1:30 – 2:30 pm

James M. Fenton

James M. Fenton is the Director of the University of Central Florida’s FSEC Energy Research Center and Professor of Materials Science and Engineering. He leads a staff of 60 in the research, development, and education of energy technologies that enhance Florida’s and the nation’s economy and environment. FSEC has six major program areas – solar energy, high performance buildings, electric vehicles, energy storage (flow batteries, hydrogen, vehicle-to-grid), STEM education and workforce training, and energy policy research.

Opening Ceremony
Wednesday February 1 – 8:30 – 9:00 am

Joe Calhoun

25-year veteran to the Propane industry
Business Development / Manufactured Equipment Sales Management and Leadership
Originally from Winnetka, Illinois, Chicago
Lives in Dauphin, PA, Harrisburg area 20+ years
Propane Industry / Manufacturing experience includes

American Welding & Tank- Propane Tank Manufacturer-
Where he led a team as National Manager of Customer Service, Logistics and National Accounts

Paraco Gas Corporation – Propane Marketer
Corporate Business Development / Acquisitions

TransTech Energy
Bulk Storage and Transfer products Business Development.

RegO Products: Regulators / Valves
Business Development Manager and National Accounts

PERC: Director of Business Development
In his role, Calhoun leads PERC initiatives to generate demand of propane through working with industry partners. He is responsible for business development, product development and market development activities, including outreach, communications, education, research, technical integrations, and commercialization.

Industry Service and interests:
Former Vice President, Mid Atlantic Propane Gas Association
Member, Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
Member, GPA Midstream Association
In his spare time: (what is that anymore?)
Enjoys fishing (and sometimes catching)
Trustee / Elder in local Presbyterian Church

Propane Classroom Session
Wednesday February 1 – 4:00 – 5:00 pm

John King

John King has over 30 years of experience in automotive technology and currently serves as the Fleet & Facilities Management Director for the City of Ocala. John directed one of the first electric-powered refuse truck fleets in the country. Before his current role, John served as Marion County Florida Fleet Director where he implemented the opening of Central Florida’s first CNG fuel station.

John’s passion is to implement innovative green business solutions that reduce costs and improve efficiencies. He majored in Performance Development at Northwestern University, has a bachelor’s degree in Business Management, and is a Master ASE technician.

Beginning Transition One Year Later – Ocala’s E-Refuse Fleet
Thursday February 2 – 9:00 – 9:30 am

Mauricio Morafiallos

I am a Business Owner of different companies all associated with Technology and Energy.

Born in Honduras Central America but raised in Houston, TX. I am a Finance Graduate of the University of Houston, TX. I served 4 years Active Duty and 4 years Reserve in the United States Marine Corps. After my military service I worked in various fields related to Finance, Technology, and Energy. My passion has always been Technology but with an emphasis on how it can improve financial outcomes and models. I have been actively involved in the Oil & Gas Industry for over 10 years, specifically in the instrumentation and technology part. With some partners we have several companies that range from manufacturing of instrumentation for Oil & Gas (Rototherm), to an engineering and construction company that focuses on infrastructure for the Propane Industry Propane Specialty Services, to our newest company Propane Fueling Solutions that provides affordable and time saving modular hybrid skid solutions for Power Generation, Autogas filling, or EV Charging.

Propane Classroom Session
Wednesday February 1 – 4:00 – 5:00 pm

Patti Earley

Patti Earley, CAFM® has worked in various capacities in fleet management for over 30 years. She managed the Transportation Department at South Dakota State University, held the post of Deputy State Director of Fleet and Travel Management for the State of South Dakota and is currently the Fleet Fuel Operations Manager for Florida Power and Light. During her career, her responsibilities have included vehicle and equipment purchasing and remarketing, budgeting, risk management, fueling operations, maintenance shop operations and aircraft operations. Patti is an active member of NAFA Fleet Management Association and is currently Immediate President of the Association. She also serves as an Ambassador for Clean Fuels Alliance America (formerly the National Biodiesel Board).

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

Peter Westlake

Pete is the Manager of New Products and Services. He launches new strategic programs and initiatives at OUC. OUC is a vertically integrated Municipality that serves Electricity and Water to Orlando, parts of Orange and Osceola counties. Pete is the Program Manager for Smart Cities initiatives and Beneficial Electrification including transportation. Pete serves on boards for several State and Regional committees for Electrification of Transportation including Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA), Drive Electric Florida the EV subcommittee for the Florida Electric Power Coordinating Group.

Transitioning To A Future Fleet – Panel
Thursday February 2 – 9:30 – 10:30 am

Tony Morgan

Tony Morgan serves as the Deputy Director for Florida’s Office of Energy, located within the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The office is responsible for the development of energy policy and programs for the state as well as promoting the use of renewable energy and energy efficient technologies. Mr. Morgan’s responsibilities include supervision and oversight of policy development, program and grant design, and legislative tracking. Prior to joining the Department, he worked for the State of Florida’s Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program.

Federal & State Funding Programs – Updates
Thursday February 2 – 10:45 – 11:45 am

Trevelyn F. Hall

Hall is the Clean Cities regional manager for the Southeast Region. He is the point of contact for Clean Cities coalitions in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Trev started with the U.S. Department of Energy as a project manager in the Weatherization Assistance Program in 2009. In January 2013, he started in the Clean Cities regional manager role. He has a Bachelor of Science in industrial engineering and a master’s degree in business administration from West Virginia University.
Trev brings experience working as a process-improvement engineer, co-founding start-ups, and leading small-growth companies. Trev has served as an adjunct professor at West Virginia University teaching entrepreneurship/business planning and has a passion for training, technology, marketing, and outreach.

Federal & State Funding Programs – Updates
Thursday February 2 – 10:45 – 11:45 am