Sandy Thibault, a native Vermonter and Champlain College graduate, has served in the role of Executive Director at CATMA (Chittenden Area Transportation Management Association) since October 2012.  With over 12 years experience in transportation demand management (TDM), Sandy is committed to sustaining CATMA’s mission to jointly plan and manage transportation, parking and mobility options.

Thibault joined CATMA in 2002 and has demonstrated leadership and pride in the success of CATMA with a focus on collaborations and key partnerships within membership, with service providers and local, state and national networks.  Thibault also takes great pride in a professionally managed comprehensive TDM program tailored to its members, including data collection.

Sandy participates on the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Transportation Advisory Committee, the Transportation Research Center Advisory Committee, Vermont’s Transportation Stakeholder Network and is a partner in the Go! Chittenden County initiative. On a national level, Thibault is Vice President of the Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT) Patriot Chapter, is a member of the ACT Sustainable Development Council, and Alum of ACT Leadership Academy.

As CATMA evolves into a countywide TMA and builds its Employee Transportation Coordinator network, Sandy and her dedicated team are very excited to provide and connect businesses, property owners and developers with an opportunity to collaborate on sustainable TDM elements. 

Katie joined the CATMA Team in 2010 bringing strong inter personal relations to CATMA, experience in public outreach, project management and program development. As the Program and Marketing Manager, Katie’s role involves developing effective TDM outreach, marketing and education, managing and implementing active transportation programs, acting as a liaison between CATMA members, institutions and local and regional organization, and collaborating with partnering organizations.

Katie’s life, education and work have been spent focused on community organizations and program development. Katie is especially pleased to be working with a local organization committed to smart transportation that minimizes costs to the environment, energy and land use, creating local partnerships and collaborations, and a history of excellent customer service to both CATMA members and institutions.  Katie is again extremely delighted to be an integral part of an energetic innovative team, leading the delivery of Transportation Demand Management programs and services to CATMA members.

Katie joking calls herself a “flat lander”, born in Delaware, but is very proud to call Vermont her home with her husband, native born son, daughter and dog.