Ohio Department of Transportation officially launches 21st Century Transportation Priorities Task Force and names industry expert Chris Vineis to the board. Read the full news release.
Capital Partnerships was founded in 1997 by Christine Vineis on a simple equation: A lifetime of strategic relationships across the country, coupled with in depth, public policy knowledge, equals excellent government relations and business development services.
Time has proven this to be true for the vibrant boutique firm. With offices in Columbus, Ohio and Washington, D. C., the firm represents a multitude of public and private sector clients: municipalities, a leading architecture and engineering firm, a short line railroad holding company, industry suppliers, port authorities and more.
Capital Partnerships President Christine Vineis has over 25 years of public relations and legislative affairs experience and is a recognized leader in the national transportation community.
She started her career on Capitol Hill. She created the networking forum for women in transportation across the world, the Women's Transportation Seminar, now over 4,000 members strong. She held executive public relations positions with Fortune 100 companies.
She now represents government entities and corporate heavy hitters as they make their case for public funds. Capital Partnerships LLC is also a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise.
These experiences have built an unparalleled network of contacts and resources that her clients have found to be invaluable. Combine this connectedness with enthusiasm, knowledge and experience... and Capital Partnerships and its clientele have the winning edge.
Chris continues to be an incredible resource for us as we navigate funding opportunities to aid in the completion of important projects key to the development of our infrastructure.
– Grove City, Ohio Mayor Cheryl Grossman
WTS has stayed true to Vineis's original vision, which drew support from such trailblazing women as Elizabeth Dole, Kay Bailey Hutchison and Patricia Goldman.
– Mass Transit Magazine, Sept. 2005
