Manages planning, programming, funding and public-private partnerships for transportation improvement projects and related services for community improvement districts in Fulton County/Sandy Springs and DeKalb County/Dunwoody and Brookhaven, Georgia.

Program management, project delivery and client services in the water, wastewater, storm water, transportation, facilities and related infrastructure fields. Ted brings more than 33 years of public works and utilities expertise as a senior liaison to CERM clients, and provides strategic assistance and value added services to ensure clients’ success. He provides clients with solutions that ensure that program teams, systems, finances and partners are aligned for optimal capital project delivery and operational service enhancements.

Responsible for water, wastewater, storm water, solid waste, transportation, parks, fleet management and related infrastructure departments. Managed capital and operating budgets of more than $ 500 million per year and more than 1800 employees.

Provided strategic and operational leadership and oversight for several departments, programs and services at the consolidated city-county government, including Utilities, Engineering, Environmental Services, Planning and Development, Housing and Community Development, and Parks and Recreation. Responsible for capital and operating budgets of more than $150 million per year and more than 800 employees.

Responsible for enhancing Infor's asset management practice for utilities, transportation, and other governmental clients. Assisted the software development, customer support, sales and marketing staff at Infor in meeting clients' needs for infrastructure asset management, comprehensive maintenance management, permitting and licensing, customer service and billing applications.

Responsible for water, wastewater, storm water, solid waste, transportation, facilities, parks and recreation, fleet, GIS, libraries and related services for more than 700,000 residents. Managed over 2200 employees and operating budgets totaling more than $400 million per year. Administered infrastructure construction and maintenance programs, utilities finance, intergovernmental and significant policy and legislative issues, reporting to the CEO and COO for the County.

Responsible for water, wastewater, storm water, solid waste, transportation, fleet, GIS and related services for city of more than 200,000 residents. Reported to Mayor Graham Richard. Administered construction and maintenance programs, utility finances, intergovernmental issues and legislative issues.

Responsible for water, wastewater and solid waste programs, services and capital projects for more than 500,000 residents, with more than 500 utilities employees. Reported to Mayor Jim Patterson and City Manager Jeff Reid.

Responsible for wastewater, storm water, transportation, solid waste, environmental services and GIS services for more than 700,000 residents. Reported to Mayor Stephen Goldsmith.