Newark-based Telos Advisers, a national advisory firm for complex transportation and infrastructure projects, announced that Bruce Robinson has joined the company as senior director. Robinson, who brings over 27 years of experience in the transportation sector, will enhance the firm’s strategic advisory practice.
Robinson most recently served as an associate administrator at the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), where he was responsible for overseeing the distribution of $21 billion in annual grant funding to thousands of public transit agencies. His leadership has been crucial in the advancement of major infrastructure projects, including the $16 billion Hudson Tunnel project.
“Bruce has a deep understanding of how to execute infrastructure projects effectively, with a record of proven success in project delivery,” Telos Founder Megan Strickland said. “We are thrilled to continue growing our strategic infrastructure advisory practice, and Bruce’s extensive knowledge of the infrastructure development process will further enhance our team’s capabilities.”
At Telos, Robinson’s key areas of focus will include project management, risk mitigation, funding strategy, and federal oversight practices. He joins a team of former transportation executives to assist both public and private clients in navigating the complexities of large-scale capital projects.
“I am excited to join the team of transportation professionals at Telos,” Robinson said. “This will permit me to apply my experience to help clients overcome complex challenges when delivering transportation projects. Transportation projects are vital for the communities they serve and it’s very rewarding to help ensure their success.”
