Keolis North America Executive and Leadership Team

Brad Thomas, the Keolis President & Chief Executive Officer (North America) at Keolis North America, directs the overarching strategic vision for all shared mobility operations. Overseeing a vast portfolio of fixed-route buses, light rail, and paratransit services, the Keolis President & Chief Executive Officer (North America) ensures alignment between regional transit authorities and corporate performance goals. This leadership role involves managing complex stakeholder relationships across North American markets to drive growth in electric automated shuttles and school bus transportation. By prioritizing safety and efficiency, Brad Thomas optimizes the delivery of diverse transit modes. The Keolis President & Chief Executive Officer (North America) maintains a focus on long-term sustainability, ensuring that every transit solution meets the evolving needs of modern commuters while maintaining fiscal responsibility across the entire organizational structure.

Matthieu Lonchamp, the Chief Financial Officer at Keolis North America, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the organization. Overseeing financial planning, reporting, and risk management, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that all shared mobility projects remain profitable and sustainable. This leadership role involves collaborating with regional directors to secure funding for electric bus fleets and infrastructure upgrades. By implementing rigorous budgetary controls, Lonchamp supports the expansion of on-demand transport services across North American territories. Matthieu Lonchamp drives financial transparency, providing the necessary data to support executive decision-making regarding new market entries and service contracts. The Chief Financial Officer maintains a focus on optimizing operational costs, ensuring that the company achieves its long-term financial objectives while delivering high-quality transit experiences to passengers in every region served.

Arnold Gilbo, the Chief Financial Officer & Director, Finance & Administration at Keolis North America, oversees the integration of financial reporting with administrative governance. Managing the fiscal oversight of diverse transit contracts, the Chief Financial Officer & Director, Finance & Administration ensures that all administrative policies comply with regional regulatory standards. This leadership role involves auditing operational expenditures to maximize efficiency in bus and rail services across North American markets. By balancing financial performance with administrative rigor, Arnold Gilbo supports the long-term viability of the company's shared mobility portfolio. The Chief Financial Officer & Director, Finance & Administration collaborates with other executives to refine procurement strategies and resource allocation. Through disciplined financial management, Gilbo ensures that the organization maintains the necessary capital to invest in future transit technologies, ultimately driving growth and stability across all service lines.

Alex Wu, the Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer at Keolis North America, architects the technological infrastructure required to modernize transit operations. Overseeing the integration of data analytics and digital platforms, the Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer ensures that passenger-facing applications and internal management systems function seamlessly. This leadership role involves driving the adoption of smart mobility solutions, including automated shuttle technology and real-time tracking systems. By leveraging digital tools, Alex Wu enhances operational efficiency across North American transit networks. The Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer collaborates with executive leadership to align technology investments with broader business goals. Through continuous innovation, Wu secures the company's position as a leader in the digital evolution of public transportation, ensuring that all technological assets support reliable and accessible service delivery.

Chun Wu, the Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer at Keolis North America, manages the cybersecurity framework and enterprise software ecosystem. Overseeing the protection of critical transit data and the implementation of cloud-based management tools, the Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer ensures that all digital operations remain secure and scalable. This leadership role involves optimizing the internal network architecture to support diverse mobility modes, from traditional buses to complex paratransit systems. By streamlining digital workflows, Chun Wu improves the responsiveness of maintenance and scheduling teams across North American operations. The Vice President, Digital Transformation & Chief Information Officer works closely with the board to mitigate technical risks and foster a culture of digital agility. Through strategic technology deployment, Wu drives operational excellence, ensuring that the company remains at the forefront of the transit industry's digital transition.

Justin Thompson, the Chief of Staff & Director, Administration at Keolis North America, coordinates executive workflows and internal administrative processes. Overseeing the alignment of departmental goals with the corporate mission, the Chief of Staff & Director, Administration ensures that leadership initiatives receive the necessary support for successful execution. This leadership role involves managing cross-functional projects that span the entire organization, from airport transportation services to charter operations. By facilitating communication between the C-suite and operational teams, Justin Thompson drives organizational cohesion across North American regions. The Chief of Staff & Director, Administration maintains a focus on process improvement, ensuring that administrative functions remain lean and effective. Through meticulous planning and resource management, Thompson supports the company's ability to scale its transit services, ensuring that every administrative decision contributes to the overall success and reliability of the mobility solutions provided.