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MARTA is moving forward with its search for a new leader after the transit agency's CEO and general manager's sudden ...
It was no secret that many in Atlanta’s political, business and civic spheres had complaints about MARTA’s leadership long before the sudden news that General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood was ...
Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman addresses MARTA CEO Collie Greenwood’s resignation amid immigration and service ...
Collie Greenwood has announced his early retirement from Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), where he spent ...
MARTA's CEO Collie Greenwood announces early retirement. Rhonda Allen named acting GM/CEO. Greenwood's leadership led to ...
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MARTA board focusing CEO search on the need to juggle daily operations with high-profile events
Board Chair Jennifer Ide said directors will take time to ensure they select the right candidate to handle both daily operations and high-profile events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup. "We are not ...
'Due to immigration and personal matters, [Greenwood] has chosen to leave his employment and elect early retirement,' ...
The MARTA general manager and CEO suddenly resigned due to what MARTA called immigration and personal matters. MARTA Board ...
Collie Greenwood, who has led MARTA through expansion, modernization and troubled times, is out as the agency’s chief.
MARTA CEO Collie Greenwood has stepped down due to immigration-related concerns. Rhonda Allen steps in as interim CEO.
In a 2024 interview, Collie Greenwood, then CEO of MARTA, shared his hopes for his legacy. It's taken on new meaning after he announced his early retirement.
The Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority is without a permanent leader after CEO Collie Greenwood announced he was stepping down from the job amid delays renewing his immigration paperwork. But ...
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