P. Mike Reininger, Brightline West, Managing Director and Member of the Brightline West Board

Mike is responsible for delivering the Brightline West project, including its development, design, and financing. From 2012 to 2018, he served as Brightline Holdings' president, leading all efforts to launch its Phase I system from Miami to West Palm Beach. Under his leadership, Brightline modernized an existing rail corridor, built five new stations, and introduced a fleet of first-of-their-kind trainsets. Mike rejoined Brightline Holdings as CEO in 2021 to oversee the company's next phase of growth. Mike has more than three decades of experience in developing major projects and the start-up of unique companies. He was also the Managing Director of the Union Station Neighborhood Company, where he led the effort to transform Denver's Union Station and its downtown railyard into a modern multimodal transportation hub. He has also served as Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer for AECOM. Mike holds a Bachelor of Architecture, Design Specialization from Texas Tech University and executive certifications in resort and hotel master planning, financial engineering and business management from Harvard University School of Design, Harvard Business School, and Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Sarah Watterson, Brightline West, President

Sarah is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the Brightline West high-speed rail project including development, design, and financing. Previously, Sarah was the Head of Development for Brightline Florida's parent company, Florida East Coast Industries (FECI), where she oversaw the development and asset management for over 10 million square feet of transit oriented and industrial development. Prior to that role, Sarah was the CEO of a publicly traded golf and entertainment company, Drive Shack, which owned and/or operated more than 75 golf courses, including many Los Angeles County and City of Long Beach public golf courses. Prior to serving in this position, Sarah helped lead the acquisition, ownership syndication and restructuring of the National Basketball Association’s Milwaukee Bucks for Fortress Investment Group owner Wes Edens. In this role, Sarah worked on the development of a $550 million arena complex completed through a private-public partnership. Prior to her time in Milwaukee, she was on the Private Equity team at Fortress Investment Group. Sarah began her career at Goldman Sachs in the Sales & Trading Division. Sarah graduated summa cum laude from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Economics and Management.

M. Bruce Snyder, Chief Financial Officer

Bruce Snyder has nearly 40 years of executive-level leadership in the finance and operations of public, private, and private equity portfolio companies in industries including real estate, mining, and infrastructure development. Bruce previously served as EVP & CFO of FECI, where he was involved with the start-up of Brightline Florida and development of FECI’s substantial real estate portfolio. During his time at FECI, he led the implementation of the strategic plan, the finance organization, and the real estate development team. Most recently, prior to joining Brightline West, Bruce worked for Scout Cold Logistics in Florida, where he oversaw all aspects of portfolio strategic planning and financial performance, investments, leasing, and asset management. He has previously served in the CFO role for Unico Properties and as Senior Vice President of Finance for the Related Companies. Bruce has his bachelor’s degree in accounting and his MBA from The George Washington University School of Business.

Kolleen Cobb, General Counsel

Kolleen is responsible for all legal affairs of Brightline West. Ms. Cobb focuses on corporate governance, development projects, land and asset sales and acquisitions, financing, commercial leases, and joint venture transactions and the preparation of service agreements for the development, management and brokerage divisions. Prior to joining Brightline's predecessor company Florida East Coast Industries in 2000, Kolleen was with Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP, a New York-based law firm, where she provided legal advice relating to the acquisition, disposition, leasing, and financing of commercial real property and joint venture transactions, including public/private transactions. Kolleen earned her Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Masters of Accounting, and Juris Doctor from the University of Florida.

Adrian Share, PE, Executive Vice President, Engineering and Planning

Adrian is a 32-year leading rail transportation industry veteran and a 8+ year veteran at Brightline, where he oversaw the engineering, construction management, and final delivery of Brightline Florida Phase I, and the engineering and environmental work of Phase 2 for rail infrastructure for the Miami to Orlando project. At Brightline West, Adrian leads the planning and engineering of the rail infrastructure, facilities, and systems, and oversees the implementation and regulatory approval of the rolling stock. He previously served as Florida District Leader and Program Manager at HNTB Corporation, an architecture, civil engineering consulting and construction management firm, from 2010 to 2015. Adrian also served as the Florida High-Speed Rail Project Manager from 2008 to 2011. Mr. Share holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Tulane University and a Master of Business Administration from Northeastern University. He is a Professional Engineer in Florida and previously served as the Chair of the Transportation Committee of the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers.

Joe Dooley, Executive Vice President, Infrastructure Construction

Joe is responsible for the development and infrastructure construction initiatives for the Brightline West team. As an accomplished construction executive with over two decades of experience in the transportation and infrastructure sectors, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his role. Previously, Joe was a Senior Vice President – Regional Manager at Sundt Construction, where he was responsible for Transportation/Infrastructure operations across Texas and the Southeast. He directly oversaw 125 employees and more than 350 personnel, leading the organization to experience consistent revenue growth and year-over-year success. Prior to Sundt, Joe served as the Vice President – Southeast Regional Manager at Granite Construction Company. In this role, he oversaw project execution, business development, personnel development, and financial responsibility. His extensive project experience includes the 183 North Mobility Project (Austin), I-35E Managed Lanes (Dallas) and the Houston METRO Light Rail Extension (Houston). Joe has a B.S. in Construction Management from the University of Cincinnati.