He has broad experience in the public sector environment governance and quality assurance, programme management, business and contract administration, regulatory compliance and board involvement, and organisational transformation in client and service-provider roles, having worked in the USA and subsequently in Ireland at National Roads Authority (now Transport Infrastructure Ireland), Jacobs Engineering, and National Transport Authority (contract position), in senior leadership positions. In 2006 he was a founding member and first Chairperson of the CIHT Republic of Ireland International Group.

Vincent is also a qualified and practicing Mediator and writes articles for his local paper on cycling in the area.

Vincent is keen to promote the profession of transport planning to those thinking of working in the area and hopes his year on the CIHT ROI board will be fruitful in that regard.

Matt is registered as a Road Safety Audit Team Leader with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) and has undertaken all stages of Road Safety Audit (Stage F, 1, 1/2, 2, 3 and 4) on all types and scales of scheme, including the M50 motorway and its associated junctions.

He is a graduate of both the University of Salford and University of Westminster, and has worked extensively in Ireland and the UK, previously holding senior roles in Mouchel Parkman (MP), Transportation Planning International (TPi) and Colin Buchanan and Partners.

Matt is a member of the CIHT Learned Society and Technical Strategy Board. He is also: a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport; a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society; and, a Member of the Local Government Technical Advisers Group (LGTAG) Strategic Transport and Highways & Infrastructure Management Boards.

Glenn is a Co-Chairperson of TU Dublin’s MSc in ‘Sustainable Transport and Mobility’ programme, as accredited by CIHT. He is a Chartered Civil Engineer with Engineers Ireland, a Chartered Transport Planning Professional with CIHT and a Transport Infrastructure Ireland approved Road Safety Auditor.

Prior to taking a position at TU Dublin, Glenn held various positions at both Jacobs Engineering and the National Transport Authority while teaching Transportation Planning, Design and Modelling at University College Dublin part-time. His industry experience mostly features Transport Planning, Modelling, Traffic Impact Assessment, Infrastructure Design & Appraisal, Road Safety Auditing, infrastructure construction and the Design & Operations of Public Transport Networks.

While his background professionally is in civil engineering, he is passionate about promoting the transport planning profession particularly amongst those from multi-disciplinary backgrounds.

Her professional background spans major transport corridors, greenways, public‑realm upgrades, and complex urban infrastructure, consistently ensuring compliance with sector standards and coordinating across engineering, architectural, and environmental disciplines. Jocelyn is known for her rigorous technical approach, her commitment to high‑quality design, and her ability to guide teams through collaborative, detail‑driven workflows.

Originally from Mexico and now based in Ireland, Jocelyn brings a bilingual and multicultural perspective to her work, with a strong interest in sustainable design, inclusive mobility, and the development of resilient infrastructure.