LASC 2023 Trailblazer Awards and Dinner
LASC Sustainability Awards Dinner
DECEMBER 4th, 2018
Main Photo: L-R Dr. Sherman Gay (LASC), Joe Reed (Vice President, Balfour Beatty, 2018 Construction Company of the Year Award), Larry McCallon (Mayor of Highland, 2018 Metro Outstanding Sustainability Program Award), Phil Washington (Metro Chief Executive Officer, 2018 Sustainability Leadership Award (Man of the Night)), Tamara McCrossen-Orr (Chief Planning Officer LA World Airports, 2018 Sustainability Public Agency of the Year Award), Albert Lord (Deputy, Los Angeles Council President Herb Wesson Jr. 2018 Los Angeles City Outstanding Sustainability Program Award)
A Celebration of Excellence: The First in History Trailblazer Awards
We move into the future and Celebrate Women Leadership. LASC is proud to have honored Women who implemented innovative changes, made major impact on their community, and have achieved significant professional accomplishments. They are the first in History to reach their position.
5th LASC Leadership Awards Dinner
We honored some of the most dynamic agency executives who have achieved so much for our community here in Los Angeles. Click on the photo to view the highlights of the night. Click on the image to the left to watch a video capturing the essence of the evening.
We are shaping the Future Now!
This has been one of LASC most successful year. All the forums have been sold-out and everyone loved the new format. We invited Transit Executives, Government Official and Industry Leaders to open discussions, share new ideas and create new innovative solutions on how to improve Los Angeles County.
Thank you to all who attended, hosted, sponsored, spoke and supported the 2nd Annual LASC Sustainability Summit here in Los Angeles. The Summit was held on April 4-5 and included four project tours hosted by LA Metro and Councilman Curren Price, a VIP Reception hosted by Chinese based firm CRRC, an Awards Dinner and several workshops reviewing Los Angeles Sustainability Programs.
LASC provided a forum to leverage best practices, demonstrated innovative solutions, provided training and established strategies to meet the sustainability goals for the future. We are privileged to work with public agency’s infrastructure leaders who will discuss their strategies to make the Los Angeles Region a more livable, safe, and mobile region. Alongside with City, County, Regional, and State agencies, we are all working together to provide information, open collaborative opportunities, as well as nurture relationships to ensure a continuing dialogue for cooperation. Through such engagements we create immeasurable positive impacts to our communities and stakeholders. Each year LASC will recognize the public agencies for their contributions and implementation of Sustainable programs.
The second TOM series featuring five of the largest public agencies in Los Angeles County discussing their strategies to make Los Angeles a more livable, safe, and mobile region. Alongside with City, County, Regional, and State agencies, we are all working together to provide information, open collaborative opportunities, as well as nurture relationships to ensure a continuing dialogue for cooperation. Through such engagements we create immeasurable positive impacts to our communities and stakeholders.
LASC started the Transportation On The Move Series with Metro’s Chief Executive Officer, Phil Washington. As the leader of the third largest transit agency, his leadership will help shape the Los Angeles region well into the next decade. Our commitment to a better Los Angeles environment starts with the public agencies. We can achieve Los Angeles Regional Sustainability by leveraging successful programs. LASC’s Transportation On The Move Series provided a forum to work together, set new targets, establish joint strategies, provide training, resources, and recommend achievable environmental goals for the future years.
LASC, in collaboration with LA METRO, held a two-day conference touring greater Los Angeles and discussing new sustainability policies, sustainability technology, new projects and opportunities, new equipment, and billions in public agencies procurements.
Day one included three different tours guided by industry leaders, a VIP Reception and Award ceremony where attendees mixed and mingled with Councilmen Curren Price, Sr. Advisor Federal Transit Authority, Carolyn Flowers, and many others.