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CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE

Lesli Bales-Sherrod is Public Relations Specialist for Pellissippi State Community College. She previously covered public
works in Alcoa and Maryville as part of her job as city government reporter for The Daily Times.
Nicholas Bradshaw is Director of Fleet Services for the City of Knoxville and Vice President of TCAPWA.

Jennifer Casey is the Public Information Officer for the Town of Collierville. She has worked for the Town of Collierville for
seven years, previously as the Digital Media Specialist and a Writer. She is native to the Memphis area and a Journalism graduate
of the University of Memphis.
Adam Davidson, P.E., is Gresham Smith’s Bridge Department Leader.
Lauren Gray is Senior Communications Specialist for the City of Oak Ridge.
Klair Kimmey is Publisher of Tennessee Public Works Magazine. She earned a BFA from the University of Tennessee. After a
successful corporate career, she has for the past 20 years managed her own design firm, K. Kimmey Design.
Bo Mills is Public Works Director for the City of Germantown.
Donna Osmon is Administrative Assistant for the City of Columbia Public Works Department.

Ethan W. Skaggs, P.E. is a Principal Engineer with LDA, serving public works professionals across the state out of their
Memphis Office. He obtained his BSCE from the University of Memphis, concentrating in Transportation Engineering, and
is a licensed Professional Engineer in TN. He has over 15 years of experience in both the private and public sectors; studying,
designing, constructing, and managing major infrastructure projects. He has served TCAPWA and the West Branch as YP
Representative and is currently serving as the West TN Branch Director.
Lisa Hood Skinner, CTA is a seasoned journalist, brand strategist and marketer who’s lived and worked around the world. In
recent years she’s provided communications/strategic messaging for East Tennessee’s Innovation Valley and Tennessee Valley
Authority. In the last six years, she has won five Golden Press Card Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, East
Tennessee chapter.

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