About Us

TMASF Connects, formerly Transportation Management Association of San Francisco, was established in 1989 to promote commute alternatives to driving alone. Our membership is comprised of 81 commercial office buildings.

We are funded solely through membership fee collection. We do not accept public funding. We provide award-winning commute assistance programs. Our internship program has been nationally recognized. Professional staffing and board of directors have created unique mapping resources, and extensive workforce development tools. Many of our services are offered to the public as well as the membership.

Governance and Legal Information

Our Board of Directors

Mark V. Buckingham

President

Hines

Stacia Keisner

Executive Vice President

The Swig Company

Tawni Frank Sullivan

Vice President

Randy J. Valdez

Vice President of Commute | Director

Orchard Commercial, Inc.

Amber Brown, RPA, FMA, LEED GA

Director

Boston Properties

Paige Salazar

Director

CBRE

Paul C. Richards

Director

Thank you to our founding directors

Paul Paradis, Hines

Albert Maher, NAMCO

Bonnie S. Pybus,

Boston Properties

Our Staff Members

Kimberly B. Martinson, CAE

Chief Executive Officer

Jennifer Pollard

Chief Operating Officer

Shirley Lin

Creative Designer/ Marketing Associate

Fatima Gomez

Marketing & Communications Strategist


Legal Entity/Program Name
TMASF Connects

Non-Profit Status
501(C) 4 — please visit GuideStar for additional information

Funding
Private; Membership Fees Only


Commute

Comprehensive commuter assistance program — full-service commute assistance on our website which provides real-time traffic conditions and public transportation and paratransit options for anyone commuting to and from San Francisco. To support these services, we have developed incentives, information, events, community coordination, and demand-responsive activities.

Career

Workforce development, job and educational training. Intends to encourage continued development of our local workforce, learning options, and employment opportunities to help reduce reliance on the single occupant vehicle for daily commute trips. We also offer a scholarship program and sponsor internship opportunities intended to invest in the next generation local workforce.

Community

Links between living and working in SF — identifies local services to help connect commuting and working seamlessly with daycare needs for children, teens, senior citizens, and even pets! We provide a guide to finding the right licensed care facilities and other options for people of all ages and include robust resources to discovering financial assistance.