BISC Elections
The business of the Bus Industry Safety Council (BISC) is governed by an Executive Committee. The Executive Committee coordinates the work flow and direction of the BISC Standing Committees and plans each of the education sessions for the Winter and Summer BISC meetings (and BISC West) as well as periodic webinars/conference calls.
Each year, the members of the BISC elect a portion of the Executive Committee to serve in this leadership role. The terms of the Executive Committee members are staggered to assist with the continuity in planning for BISC education sessions and events, as well as to also ensure a constant infusion of fresh talent, ideas, and new safety leaders.
The positions listed below are up for election for 2-year terms running for 2025-2026. As we have done in past years, the BISC will again be holding an online election to select new members to join our BISC leadership. Nominations are due by December 30, 2024. Email if you are interested in being considered for any of the open positions, please email bisc@buses.org with a statement of interest.
Voting is now open! Please submit your vote by COB on January 24, 2025.
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Submit Your Candidates
BISC Vice Chair
Matt Maglio, Greyhound Lines
Bio/Resume
A word from our Candidate: I would like to bring some new energy into BISC and continue to pull from the vast years of experience from others and our well-known peer-to-peer sharing. I am interested in furthering safety education for the industry and supporting the needs of the transportation community and helping other companies in their endeavors to grow their business. I have participated in BISC for the past few years and taken several leadership roles, across a number of company occupations. I would be honored to help it grow and continue to be a resource to the membership.
Workplace Health & Environmental Safety Committee Chairman
Steven Kabatznick, DATTCO
Bio/Resume
A word from our Candidate: Hello, My name is Steve, for the past seven years I have worked for DATTCO, Inc as the Occupational Health & Safety Manager. I am interested in joining the BISC as the Chair of Workplace Health and Environmental Safety to bring my knowledge and experience to the transportation industry. I strive to improve workplace safety by bringing awareness, education and engagement to build a strong safety culture.
Human Performance Committee Chairman
Jeff Brown, Idaho National Laboratory
Bio/Resume
A word from our Candidate: As the current Chair of the Human Performance Committee for BISC, I have tried to keep fleet operators interest in drivers and driver related issues as a top priority for the Safety Council’s educational content. I first got introduced to BISC at its first-ever BISC West meeting and have participated in the operations and activities of a number of BISC committees ever since. I enjoy bring a different perspective as a west coast operator and the operator of a public entity fleet to our various discussions and events.
Non-Builder Representative
Mike McDonal, Saucon Technologies
Bio/Resume
A word from our Candidate: I have been involved in BISC for the last 20 years serving in nearly every role on the committee. I would like to continue to work with the Executive Committee to further grow the membership as well as mentor and lead the next generations of leaders in our industry. I currently serve and thoroughly enjoy coordinating both the Safety Director 101 program as well as Mentor Program. I believe that both of these programs can and will thrive in the years to come with supporting new members in their roles in transportation safety.
