Nashville International Airport competitors

Alejandra Argudin is the Chief Executive Officer for the Miami Parking Authority (MPA), the largest parking agency in the State of Florida. She has worked at MPA for 13 years, of which her first four were overseeing the Planning and Development Department. She is currently responsible for the agency which manages over 46,000 spaces, with 160+ employees and an operating budget of over $40 million. In 2015, through her leadership, the MPA was one of only five organizations that obtained the Accredited Parking Organization (APO) designation from the International Parking Institute (IPI) and in 2016, they were one of only two organizations to receive the APO with Distinction. Alejandra is a graduate of Florida International University with a B.A. in Business Administration and a Master’s in Business Administration. In keeping with her desire to always be a vanguard within her industry, she earned the Certified Administrator of Public Parking (CAPP) designation through IPMI as well as acquired her LEED AP designation from the Green Building Council. She currently serves on IPMI’s Executive Board and as a Executive Board Member of the WOW Center.

Ronald F Mathieu is a Board Member at Fort Lauderdalehollywood International Airport and Pres & CEO:Shuttlesworth Intl Airport at Fort Lauderdalehollywood International Airport. He has worked as Executive Director at Fort Lauderdalehollywood International Airport, Interim Director at Fort Lauderdalehollywood International Airport, and Deputy Director at Fort Lauderdalehollywood International Airport. Ronald works or has worked as MEMBER at AAAE. He attended Florida Institute of Technology.

Kim Day is a Chief Executive Officer at Denver International Airport and is based in Greater Denver Area. She has worked as Head:Aviation Planning at Jacobs Consultancy, Head:Aviation Planning at Worley Ecr Services Inc, and Executive Director at City of Los Angeles Department of Airports. Kim works or has worked as Manager:Aviation at Denver International Airport and MEMBER at American Institute of Architects. She studied at Cornell between 1972 and 1977, Haas School of Business, and University of California Berkeley between 1988 and 1990.