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We proudly sponsor our industry’s leading organizations and forums, from the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to the Transportation Research Board (TRB), and many committees and regional organizations in between.
From January 11-15, thousands of transportation professionals from around the world will gather for the 2026 TRB Annual Meeting. The program covers all transportation modes, with sessions and workshops addressing topics of interest to policy makers, administrators, practitioners, researchers, and representatives of government, industry, and academic institutions.
Jacobs' industry-leading teammates will be in Washington, D.C. for the 2026 TRB Annual Meeting to elevate solutions and innovations to the complex, interconnected challenges of transportation today. Explore our participation below.
Hear from our team in D.C.
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Sunday, Jan. 11
Career Fair 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Jacobs will have a table at the career fair. Please stop by to meet/greet transportation professionals from all career levels
Exhibit Hall – 4 p.m.– 7 p.m.; Jacobs and Streetlight have a joint booth in the Exhibit Hall (Booth 504/505—near the main entrance to the Hall)
Workshop 1010 – 9 a.m. – Noon. Managing Access and Operations Using Geometric Retrofits and Technology. Rich Coakley, presenting
Workshop 1017 – 9 a.m. – Noon. Strategy Games: Leading Transportation Agencies and Advancing Projects Through Disruptions. Mara Campbell, judging
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Monday, Jan. 12
Exhibit Hall – 9 a.m. – 4p.m. Jacobs and Streetlight have a joint booth in the Exhibit Hall (Booth 504/505—near the main entrance to the Hall)
Lectern Session 2019 – 8 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Hindsight to Insight: Empowering the Future with Lessons from the Past. Mara Campbell, presiding with Nevada DOT and Utah DOT CEOs on the panel
Poster Session – 10:30 a.m. -12:15 p.m.: Station-Level Bikeshare Demand Modeling: A Predictive Framework for Policy Integration. Alene Holmgren, presenting
Lectern Session 2090 – 1:30 p.m.- 3:15 p.m. Modeling the Spread of Sustainable Transportation Preferences: Insights from Survey Data in the State of Georgia. Alene Holmgren, presenting
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Tuesday, Jan. 13
Exhibit Hall – 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Jacobs and Streetlight have a joint booth in the Exhibit Hall (Booth 504/505—near the main entrance to the Hall)
Lectern Session 3048 – 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Life Cycle Cost Analysis and Other Considerations for Bridge Program Management. Alireza Mohebbi, presiding
Lectern Session 3050 – 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Evaluations in Design to Reduce Crashes and Improve the Roadway. Srikanth Panguluri, presiding
Lectern Session 3061 – 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Multimodal Transportation Needs of the Commercial Space Transportation Industry. Cherie Mathhew, presenting
Poster Session – 6:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Infrastructure Design Section Posters. Stephanie Fiorenza, presenting
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Wednesday, Jan. 14
Poster Session: 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Development of a Standard Method of Quantifying Risk and Resilience of Transportation Assets Aimee Flannery, Melissa Savage, Ayush Bhandari, presenting
Lectern Session 4049 – 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Going Beyond AI-nnovating Engagement: Tools, Case Studies, Guardrails, and the Human Touch Chad Polk and Kaitlin Davidson, presenting
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Thursday, Jan. 15
Workshop 5009 – 9 a.m. – Noon. Risk and Resilience Assessment for Transportation Infrastructure Aimee Flannery, presiding, Melissa Savage, presenting
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Connect with us at TRB
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Jennifer Bassett-Hales
Jacobs Vice President, Highways & Bridges Market Director - Americas
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Mara Campbell
Jacobs Highways & Bridges Senior Advisor - Americas
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Melissa Savage
Jacobs Senior Policy Advisor
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Fred Wagner
Principal Environmental Regulatory Advisor
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Aimee Flannery
Jacobs Global Principal – Transportation Risk & Resiliency
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Alireza Mohebbi
Structural Bridge Solutions Specialist
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Srikanth Panguluri
Technologist
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Cherie Matthew
Project Manager/Senior Architect
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Chad Polk
Federal Project Management Principal
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Rich Coakley
Chief Technical Engineer
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Stephanie Fiorenza
Environmental Remediation Senior Technologist
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Kaitlin Davidson
Senior Transportation Planner
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Ayush Bhandari
Bridge Engineering Professional
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Alene Holmgren
Traffic Engineering Graduate
Additionally, our teammates participate in and lead several TRB committees. Explore how we're driving an impact across the organization on the topics that matter most today and into tomorrow.
| Name | Committee |
| Mara Campbell | Chair, AQB00 – Organizations; Member, AQ000 Organizations, Communities, and Legal Resources |
| Aimee Flannery | Member, AQB13 – Standing Technical Committee on Asset, Performance, and Risk Management |
| Erika Lindeberg | Member, ACD18 – Standing Technical Committee on Pedestrians |
| Kim Kolody | Member, ACD12 – Standing Technical Committee on Safety Data, Analysis, and Performance |
| Charlie Wence | Member, AP014 Standing Technical Committee on Transit Operations |
| Martin Kendall | Member, AKH11 Standing Technical Committee on Steel Bridges and Structures |
| Benjamin Blasen | Member, AKH12 Standing Technical Committee on Concrete Bridges and Structures |
| Kaitlin Davidson | Member, AQB14 Standing Technical Committee on Communications and Public Engagement |
| Katie Handel | Member, AKL12 Standing Technical Committee on Roundabouts and Alternative Intersection |
| Alireza Mohebbi | Member, AKH14 Standing Technical Committee on Management, Maintenance and Preservation of Bridges and Structures |
| Srikanth Panguluri | Member, AKL11 Standing Technical Committee on Performance-based Geometric Design |
| John Khoury | Member, B0194 Intersection and Roadway Capacity and Quality of Service Committee |
| Tara Blakey | Member, AP013 Standing Technical Committee on Transit Facilities and Infrastructure |
| Loren Bloomberg | Member, ACF11 Standing Technical Committee on Traffic Flow Theory, Models, and Simulation |
| Fred Wagner | Member, A0000 Technical Activities Council |
Join us for a night of Fire & Ice at TRB 2026
with Jacobs + StreetLight
January 12 | 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
YardBird Table & Bar l | Washington, D.C.
Shift into high gear for a night where sparks fly and frost bites!
This is your chance to cruise the fast lane of flavor with red‑hot bites and ice‑cold cocktails, while making connections that go the distance. Whether you roll in on the fiery expressway or take the icy scenic route, expect bold contrasts, themed surprises, and a vibe that keeps the wheels turning.
Explore what we do
Whether by air, sea or land, we create sustainable solutions for smart, integrated transportation infrastructure that connects people and communities around the world and stimulates economic development. From aviation, rail & transit, highways & bridges, to ports & maritime, we keep future generations moving forward.
The road ahead is paved with opportunity and we’re pushing the limits of what’s possible.
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Aviation
Imagine airports as vibrant destinations rather than mere transit points. From initial feasibility studies to groundbreaking programs, Jacobs is revolutionizing aviation services globally.
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Bridges
Bridges are more than structures; they're lifelines connecting communities and fostering economic growth. From roads and railways to rivers and sea straits, we’re building the bridges of tomorrow, creating pathways for social change and development.
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Highways
The future of our roads is brimming with potential, and we’re at the forefront, redefining what’s achievable with unparalleled engineering, design, and construction management. Our innovative roadway infrastructure keeps us seamlessly connected.
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Ports & Maritime
Seaports are the unsung heroes of global trade, ensuring the seamless flow of food, fuel, and supplies essential to our daily lives. Our port and maritime experts have mastered the world’s most intricate programs, combining global insights with local expertise to navigate the complexities of maritime infrastructure.
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Rail & Transit
Whether your journey includes keeping pace with capacity building and accelerating technology, ensuring safety and security or maintaining networks, we’re on board to serve all aspects of high‐speed and conventional passenger rail, freight and logistics, mass/public transit and innovative bus solutions.
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Transportation Planning
Infrastructure decisions shape the future of our cities. That’s why we guide you through modernization, decarbonization, and strategic policies, ensuring today’s investments create lasting benefits for generations to come.
About StreetLight
Before StreetLight, it took manual counts, roadside surveys, and months of data collection to understand transportation. Our team combines machine learning with deep transportation knowledge to shed light on how people, goods, and services move — and makes modern analytics available on-demand to professionals shaping today’s transportation.
