Lee, who has served as President and CEO since July 2021, said the decision comes after “careful reflection on the agency’s progress and its path forward.” “It has been the honor of my career to lead this extraordinary organization and to work alongside more than 3,800 dedicated employees who move North Texas forward every day,” Lee said. “Together, we navigated one of the most challenging periods in transit history and emerged stronger, more focused, and better positioned to serve our growing region.” “Nadine stepped into this role at a very challenging moment for the transit industry and helped guide DART through recovery while setting a clear strategic direction for the future,” said Board Chair Randall Bryant. “Her leadership strengthened operations, improved safety and reliability, and positioned DART to remain a critical mobility partner for the region.” “Our team has laid the foundation for the next era of transit in North Texas,” said Lee, who added that she “remains focused on continuing the agency’s work during the remainder of her tenure.” “I look forward to continuing to work with our Board, our member cities, and our community partners as we move forward together.” The recruitment process, DART says, will begin immediately, and additional details regarding leadership transition plans, including the announcement of an interim CEO, will be made in the coming weeks. The post Lee to Step Down as DART President and CEO appeared first on Railway Age.
