Welcome to COMTO Boston
COMTO was created to provide a forum for senior minority professionals in the transportation industry.
The voice of Equity.
COMTO’s mission is to provide full access to employment, career and contract opportunities for minorities within the transportation industry. Over the past thirty years, our mandate has evolved to include not only public transportation industry executives, but also professionals at every level of industry encompassing a variety of fields and disciplines. Now, as was then, members are encouraged to share information, opportunities and personal expertise. With 39 chapters throughout the United States, our mission is as relevant today as we strive to provide full access to employment, career and contract opportunities for minorities within the transportation industry.
Leadership
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Kristine Gorman
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Lidy Chan
Council of Presidents Representative Alternate, Boston President
Lidy is the Risk Financing Manager at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). She is responsible for managing elements of the Department’s risk financing programs., including insurance programs and loss exposures, procurement and underwriting, cost of risk analysis and budgeting, and more.
She was the recipient of the “Financial Management Award” given by Mass Move 2000 and the City of Boston. She has also received numerous other awards, such as the “Special Achievement Award” and “Leadership Award” for her advocacy for the Filipino-American Community.
Lidy served as the State Chair of the National Federation of Filipino Americans Associations (NaFFAA) and currently serves as Arts, Culture and Entertainment Director. She served on the Board for an educational organization called Iskwelahang Pilipino in Bedford, MA.
She currently serves as Director of Philippine American Mainstream Advocacy for Non-Partisan Associations, Inc. (PAMANA).
She is a member of the St. Mary’s Choir and served as an Asst. Treasurer of the Massachusetts Cultural Council (Town of Foxborough).
Lidy received her Bachelor of Business Administration from Southwestern University and completed her Associate in Risk Management at the Insurance Institute of America.
She currently holds a position as a President of the Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) Boston Chapter since 2016. She is also a member of the Chapter Development Committee, COMTO National. She served as Treasurer for 2 terms 2012-2016 with COMTO Boston Chapter
She holds the title of Fil-Am Rhode Island Queen 2018 hosted by Fi-Am of Newport, and Mrs. American Pearl 2020 hosted by Mrs. Pearl Philippines USA, Inc.
Scholarship Program
It is with great excitement that COMTO Boston opens the applications to Six (6) Scholarship Opportunities that will support students with tuition or other school fees. COMTO Boston's goal is to ensure the continuing legacy of minorities in transportation and STEM.
These scholarships would not be possible without the support of our sponsors and members.
We would also like to encourage you to share with your colleagues, friends, and anyone who you think may benefit from this opportunity.
Please click the link below for scholarship application:
It is with great excitement that COMTO Boston opens the applications to Six (6) Scholarship Opportunities that will support students with tuition or other school fees. COMTO Boston's goal is to ensure the continuing legacy of minorities in transportation and STEM.
These scholarships would not be possible without the support of our sponsors and members.
We would also like to encourage you to share with your colleagues, friends, and anyone who you think may benefit from this opportunity.
Please click the link below for scholarship application:
Sponsors
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