NCSFA Executive Committee

Larry Charlton has worked in the transportation industry for more than 25 years—having served in the United States Air Force where he commanded military and civilians in vehicle maintenance, operations and logistics. As a civilian Larry was a shipping and receiving manager for Roadway, McFrugals and Pima Gro. He has been with the University of California, Riverside since 1995 where he is the Fleet Services Manager. . More

Chris Hoffman is the Fleet Manager for Oklahoma State University and President-Elect of the National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA). He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Oklahoma State University and is currently completing a Political Science Masters Degree in the Fire and Emergency Management Program at OSU. More

Jeannie Wilson is Fleet General Services Manager at the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Central Office. In this role she has been instrumental in developing and implementing performance management efforts in the areas of fuel consumption, fleet reduction and multi-functional equipment. More

Gene Reed has had a lifelong interest in anything associated with the automotive field. His first job was washing cars at a local Chevrolet dealership while in high school. He began his career as a preventive maintenance technician earning his ASE certification in most areas. He advanced to Service Manager while also managing both the Parts Department and the Body Shop as well. He was inducted into the Only The Best Club during his tenure as Service Manager. More

Scott Madsen with the State of Colorado has over 30 years of fleet management experience in both private and public sectors. In the 1970’s he was Project Director at AT&T for the nation’s first large fleet information management system (MOVIMS), implementing the system throughout all 23 operating companies of the then Bell System and supporting the system for over 600,000 vehicles. More

Kathi Croze is the National Manager of Government Accounts for The CEI Group, a service solutions provider for vehicle accident, risk management and safety services. She joined CEI in 1991 as the Western Region Account Manager and has moved from the corporate market to the government market as her primary area of responsibility. More

Cindy Dixon possesses a Bachelors in Business Administration from Lincoln University and a Masters in Public Administration from University of Missouri – Columbia. Cindy has been the State Fleet manager for the State of Missouri for the past five years of her 15 years of service for the State of Missouri. Cindy is an experienced speaker at the NCSFA conference and brings years of fleet administrative experience with her as she serves on the 2008-09 NCSFA Executive Committee.

Barb Bonansinga manages State of Illinois fleet activities from acquisition, repair and maintenance, to leasing, fuel and up to disposal for 12,200 vehicles. Her career started in automobile dealership service management after completing coursework in automotive mechanics. She has a Bachelors degree in Communications and entered state government fleet in 1984. More

Jackie McCloughan currently serves as the fuel services manager with the State of Idaho in the Idaho Department of Transportation. Many of the long-time NCSFA members will remember Jackie's hard work as a committee member for the host state of Idaho during the 2005 conference at the Coeur d' Alene Resort.

Bill Weston is Manager of the State Motor Pool for the State of Alabama. Prior to his appointment to this position he served for over six (6) years as Supply Officer for the Department of Finance managing Central Supply for the State of Alabama. Bill retired as a Sergeant Major (E9) from the U.S. Army with over 34 years of service. More.

Steve Saltzgiver is currently serving as Executive Director for the National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) under an agreement with Mercury Associates Incorporated which is North America’s largest dedicated fleet management consultation company. Prior to joining Mercury Associates as a consultant, Saltzgiver served 12 years as Director of Fleet Operations and Surplus Property for the State of Utah in the Department of Administrative Services, where he oversaw a diverse state-wide fleet of more than 10,000 vehicles and pieces of equipment. In addition to his fleet responsibilities, Mr. Saltzgiver also had accountability over the State’s mandated Surplus Property disposal operation. Prior to joining the State of Utah, Mr. Saltzgiver served as a municipal fleet manager at the City of West Jordan (suburb of Salt Lake City) and as a supervisor with Utah Transit Authority. Saltzgiver is a respected public speaker, teacher and author in the fleet management community who has over 30 years experience in the fleet management and public transit industries. Moreover, Saltzgiver holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Management (BSBM), a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Management (MAOM) and a various array of fleet industry and management certifications.

	President: Larry Charlton, California UC- Riverside larry.charlton@ucr.edu (951) 827-2277 Larry Charlton has worked in the transportation industry for more than 25 years—having served in the United States Air Force where he commanded military and civilians in vehicle maintenance, operations and logistics. As a civilian Larry was a shipping and receiving manager for Roadway, McFrugals and Pima Gro. He has been with the University of California, Riverside since 1995 where he is the Fleet Services Manager. . More Chris Hoffman is the Fleet Manager for Oklahoma State University and President-Elect of the National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA). He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Oklahoma State University and is currently completing a Political Science Masters Degree in the Fire and Emergency Management Program at OSU. More President-Elect: Chris Hoffman, Oklahoma, CAFM hoffmca@okstate.edu (405) 744-7941 Jeannie Wilson is Fleet General Services Manager at the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Central Office. In this role she has been instrumental in developing and implementing performance management efforts in the areas of fuel consumption, fleet reduction and multi-functional equipment. More Vice President: Jeannie Wilson, Missouri Department of Transportation Jeannie.Wilson@modot.mo.gov (573) 522-4115 ext. 3272 Treasurer: Gene Reed, Virginia Tech University wereed@vt.edu (540) 231-9927 Gene Reed has had a lifelong interest in anything associated with the automotive field. His first job was washing cars at a local Chevrolet dealership while in high school. He began his career as a preventive maintenance technician earning his ASE certification in most areas. He advanced to Service Manager while also managing both the Parts Department and the Body Shop as well. He was inducted into the Only The Best Club during his tenure as Service Manager. More Past-President Scott Madsen, CO (303) 866-5533 scott.madsen@state.co.us Scott Madsen with the State of Colorado has over 30 years of fleet management experience in both private and public sectors. In the 1970’s he was Project Director at AT&T for the nation’s first large fleet information management system (MOVIMS), implementing the system throughout all 23 operating companies of the then Bell System and supporting the system for over 600,000 vehicles. More Corporate Liaison- CEI Inc. Kathi Croze (918) 296-3298 kathic-cei@cox.net Kathi Croze is the National Manager of Government Accounts for The CEI Group, a service solutions provider for vehicle accident, risk management and safety services. She joined CEI in 1991 as the Western Region Account Manager and has moved from the corporate market to the government market as her primary area of responsibility. More Member-At-Large: Cindy Dixon, Missouri Office of Administration cindy.dixon@oa.mo.gov (573) 751-4534 Cindy Dixon possesses a Bachelors in Business Administration from Lincoln University and a Masters in Public Administration from University of Missouri – Columbia. Cindy has been the State Fleet manager for the State of Missouri for the past five years of her 15 years of service for the State of Missouri. Cindy is an experienced speaker at the NCSFA conference and brings years of fleet administrative experience with her as she serves on the 2008-09 NCSFA Executive Committee. Member-At-Large: Barbara Bonansinga, Illinois Central Management Services Barb.Bonansinga@Illinois.gov(217) 782-2536 e351 Barb Bonansinga manages State of Illinois fleet activities from acquisition, repair and maintenance, to leasing, fuel and up to disposal for 12,200 vehicles. Her career started in automobile dealership service management after completing coursework in automotive mechanics. She has a Bachelors degree in Communications and entered state government fleet in 1984. More Member-At-Large: Jackie McCloughan State of Idaho, ITD Jackie.McCloughan@itd.idaho.gov(208) 334-8094 Jackie McCloughan currently serves as the fuel services manager with the State of Idaho in the Idaho Department of Transportation. Many of the long-time NCSFA members will remember Jackie's hard work as a committee member for the host state of Idaho during the 2005 conference at the Coeur d' Alene Resort. Member-At-Large: William Weston State of Alabama, Motor Pool William.Weston@finance.alabama.gov(334) 242-4043 Ext 228 Bill Weston is Manager of the State Motor Pool for the State of Alabama. Prior to his appointment to this position he served for over six (6) years as Supply Officer for the Department of Finance managing Central Supply for the State of Alabama. Bill retired as a Sergeant Major (E9) from the U.S. Army with over 34 years of service. More. Executive Director Steve Saltzgiver, UT (801) 685-3040 ssaltzgiver@ncsfa.net Steve Saltzgiver is currently serving as Executive Director for the National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) under an agreement with Mercury Associates Incorporated which is North America’s largest dedicated fleet management consultation company. Prior to joining Mercury Associates as a consultant, Saltzgiver served 12 years as Director of Fleet Operations and Surplus Property for the State of Utah in the Department of Administrative Services, where he oversaw a diverse state-wide fleet of more than 10,000 vehicles and pieces of equipment. In addition to his fleet responsibilities, Mr. Saltzgiver also had accountability over the State’s mandated Surplus Property disposal operation. Prior to joining the State of Utah, Mr. Saltzgiver served as a municipal fleet manager at the City of West Jordan (suburb of Salt Lake City) and as a supervisor with Utah Transit Authority. Saltzgiver is a respected public speaker, teacher and author in the fleet management community who has over 30 years experience in the fleet management and public transit industries. Moreover, Saltzgiver holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Management (BSBM), a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Management (MAOM) and a various array of fleet industry and management certifications.