Roy Kienitz joins Parsons Brinckerhoff

North America | 20 December 2011

NEW YORK, NY — Roy Kienitz, former Under Secretary for Policy at the United States Department of
Transportation (USDOT), has been named a Senior Advisor at Parsons Brinckerhoff, a global
infrastructure strategic consulting, planning, engineering and program/construction management
organization.

In his new position Mr. Kienitz will work on major project development and implementation strategies,
drawing on his diverse transportation policy experience. As Under Secretary for Policy at USDOT, he
assisted Secretary Ray LaHood in formulating national policies affecting surface transportation and
aviation.

Prior to his appointment at USDOT, Mr. Kienitz served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Governor Edward
Rendell of Pennsylvania. Beginning in 2003, he was a leader on the Governor’s staff for transportation,
alternative energy, and environmental initiatives, and directed a number of major capital projects,
including the Pennsylvania Convention Center expansion, Pittsburgh sports arena and Port of
Philadelphia. Previously, Mr. Kienitz served as Secretary of the Maryland Department of Planning where
he implemented the state’s Smart Growth policies and promoted mixed-use transit-oriented projects. He
was a strong advocate for innovation in transportation while serving as Executive Director for the Surface
Transportation Policy Project, a non-profit advocacy organization. He also gained significant legislative
branch experience while working as Chief of Staff for Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and for the U.S.
Senate Environment Public Works Committee.

Mr. Kienitz has received various awards, including the Secretary's Gold Medal from USDOT, the agency's
highest award, and a Special Recognition Award from the National Park Service for work promoting new
transportation strategies for national parks.